[Shaliydah88]

Queen.

[Shaliydah88]

Heartbroken is flawless.

[Smooth]

Ugh, emote 'liyah.

[SaneBeyhannaStan]

Loose Rap slays lives

[Shaliydah88]

She would have been36 tomorrow.

[BadMouthBetsy]

Originally posted by SaneBeyhannaStan

Loose Rap slays lives

It truly does.
And it was supposed to be the single instead of Rock The Boat

[BadMouthBetsy]

Queen of Urban Pop

[Mezter]

Yas, the Queen's base is back

[Nasty Nas]

QUEEN!!!

[Shaliydah88]

Today made 21 years since Aaliyah's debut album came out.

[M André]

Bumpimp this thread to appreciate this fabulous salsa remix of Try Again.

Serving Caribbeanliyah

[Alystar]

I literally love her. Her nice, easy, and soothing voice, her beauty which started from the girl next door to a beautiful prince of, her trademark style and fashion, her kindness etc..... She is everything a man could want in a woman. Too perfect and died to soon. RIP Aailyah.

[cybiko]

angel

[°ColdFire°]

Today, I'm all about Aaliyah.
Tbh, before ATRL I always knew she was the girl that died in plane crash and I didn't she know she sings Try Again.

I'm watching so many interviews about her and she was so sweet, smart and seemed like a good person. I kinda could relate to her. She loved Egypt, Britney, Harry Potter books (I was heart broken when I realized that she only could read first four books ) and plenty of other things. She was so damn likeable.
This girl didn't deserve to die. It's been 14 freaking years. RIP!

I'm listening rn "Age Ain't Nothing But a Number" and it's very good so far and I can't wait to listen other albums if this one is that good

Does anyone has some good documentary about her life/career/death?

I wonder would she keep growing with her career (music & movie wise) or she would end up like Brandy/Monica/etc.

[GypsyLife]

Originally posted by °ColdFire°

Today, I'm all about Aaliyah.
Tbh, before ATRL I always knew she was the girl that died in plane crash and I didn't she know she sings Try Again.

I'm watching so many interviews about her and she was so sweet, smart and seemed like a good person. I kinda could relate to her. She loved Egypt, Britney, Harry Potter books (I was heart broken when I realized that she only could read first four books ) and plenty of other things. She was so damn likeable.
This girl didn't deserve to die. It's been 14 freaking years. RIP!

I'm listening rn "Age Ain't Nothing But a Number" and it's very good so far and I can't wait to listen other albums if this one is that good

Does anyone has some good documentary about her life/career/death?

I wonder would she keep growing with her career (music & movie wise) or she would end up like Brandy/Monica/etc.

[°ColdFire°]

Originally posted by GypsyLife

Thanks

[Alexis Neiers]

I'm pretty certain that More Than A Woman is my favourite song of all time

[Mezter]

Originally posted by °ColdFire°

Today, I'm all about Aaliyah.
Tbh, before ATRL I always knew she was the girl that died in plane crash and I didn't she know she sings Try Again.

I'm watching so many interviews about her and she was so sweet, smart and seemed like a good person. I kinda could relate to her. She loved Egypt, Britney, Harry Potter books (I was heart broken when I realized that she only could read first four books ) and plenty of other things. She was so damn likeable.
This girl didn't deserve to die. It's been 14 freaking years. RIP!

I'm listening rn "Age Ain't Nothing But a Number" and it's very good so far and I can't wait to listen other albums if this one is that good

Does anyone has some good documentary about her life/career/death?

I wonder would she keep growing with her career (music & movie wise) or she would end up like Brandy/Monica/etc.

Yas baby, see the light

[Streetz Calling]

Queen Aaliyah. Rest in peace

One in a million and her self titled are amazing!

[its_britney_bitch]

Originally posted by °ColdFire°

Today, I'm all about Aaliyah.
Tbh, before ATRL I always knew she was the girl that died in plane crash and I didn't she know she sings Try Again.

I'm watching so many interviews about her and she was so sweet, smart and seemed like a good person. I kinda could relate to her. She loved Egypt, Britney, Harry Potter books (I was heart broken when I realized that she only could read first four books ) and plenty of other things. She was so damn likeable.
This girl didn't deserve to die. It's been 14 freaking years. RIP!

I'm listening rn "Age Ain't Nothing But a Number" and it's very good so far and I can't wait to listen other albums if this one is that good

Does anyone has some good documentary about her life/career/death?

I wonder would she keep growing with her career (music & movie wise) or she would end up like Brandy/Monica/etc.

Reading this warms my heart I love seeing new people get into Aaliyah