What Do U Respect Him 4?

He can play the hell out of that geetR.

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I respect Prince's decisionz and his privacy.

seeking God

his longevity in a very fickle business

Me: there IS only one org
and it rocks

shausler: truer words have not been uttered



http://prince.org/msg/100/288216?&pg=2

No

I respect many things about Prince
and I also (believe it or not) respect his right to his own privacy



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His Values
He treats others with Respect and Love- i think this is evident through his music and other things he does.
i Respect his Genius in his Music and Business dealings.
i Respect Prince over all. i

I respect Prince 4 being his own unique person, and pouring out his soul into music for giving love and trying to reach into the spirit of man to make a difference for the world's heart.

DigMeNow said:

i respect prince 4 not playin in2 what people want and doing what he wanna do defining his own career as a musician other than being a commerical act i love everything about his as a artist he is the most talented person in music now and he dont have 2 all up in the press face 2 get attention like these kids of today everytime u c rhianna ,beyonce,.justin,chris brown and others they all in the media face u dont have 2 wonder cuz we always know where these tricks at

Respect has gotten me this far and through a lot of material I would have turned the other cheek to if it had been any other artist. (The explicit sexual content wasn't my thing).

On the spot, I respected, and still respect Prince for his dedication to his art. He lives for the music like no one else I've seen before him. The way he lives and breathes music every day of his life, now that's a dedicated artist.

As I got to know him, I've respected him for going where few others dare to go (blurring lines that separate the norm and the bizarre). Also respect the fact that he doesn't let anybody tell him what he can and can't do with his music, not to mention he never follow trends or goes with the crowd.

And that's just a few things

The instant I heard Gold’s first note, it became Prince’s mark on my soul: a tattoo I wear with pride.
Prince is Dreamy, gives my Life that Pop and 2 the industry, he’s Royalty.

I respect the fact that he makes his music his way. I admire how confident he is. No matter what his convictions are and even how silly his choices are, he sticks by them.
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I'm a Gay man who's PROUD to also be a Prince fan

his music.

His talent... and the fact that he's never stood still with it.

He's always developing, experimenting, taking risks, and he's not afraid of upsetting people, fans or press while he does his own thing.


Oh, and I respect him for taking his clothes off throughout his career... even when it was totally gratuitous

got a brand new dance And it's called the...

Because he never lets them see him sweat!

I would definitely have to say that I respect for himself for his ability to be "FREE" in whatever he does. Whether it be to write a taboo song or dress in panties and heels. He does WHATEVER he feels and always succeeds.

His drive.

DreamyPopRoyalty said:

Respect has gotten me this far and through a lot of material I would have turned the other cheek to if it had been any other artist. (The explicit sexual content wasn't my thing).

On the spot, I respected, and still respect Prince for his dedication to his art. He lives for the music like no one else I've seen before him. The way he lives and breathes music every day of his life, now that's a dedicated artist.

As I got to know him, I've respected him for going where few others dare to go (blurring lines that separate the norm and the bizarre). Also respect the fact that he doesn't let anybody tell him what he can and can't do with his music, not to mention he never follow trends or goes with the crowd.

And that's just a few things

Being one of the greatest musician ever. A living legend!

the music

How he made his goal of becoming a great musician a reality no matter what challenges life put on his way.

#$%$#@ *&% &*&*%$#@~ @#$.

i respect him 4 speaking 4 himself.

I respect the role he played in discovering myself and being bold in who I am. This is all pre JW though Although I did respect the vision he set out, even in its imperfection, with TRC. He was really going for it and it was, and still is, a bold statement so I did respect at least one post JW thing

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SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

I respect the role he played in discovering myself and being bold in who I am. This is all pre JW though Although I did respect the vision he set out, even in its imperfection, with TRC. He was really going for it and it was, and still is, a bold statement so I did respect at least one post JW thing

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DigMeNow said:

I respect him for putting words to his thoughts and feelings
AND
for going public with the music knowing the criticism he might face