Great contributions my new power friends.
Keep coming. May U live 2 C my Donk

what silence looks like

how to pout and glare LOL

Close2u said:

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1 + 1 + 1 is 3

EmeraldSkies said:

oopsy kinda funny tho,

Prince has also taught me to hang in there

Imago said:

Through Prince I got to know Prince.org and Prince.org taught me that written conversation by some can be as annoying as spoken conversation by some

So in a way Prince taught me also something about someone who's last name ends with large bottom

I got some love for you though, keep them coming them threads.

übrigens, wie geht's/steht's mit deine Geschlechtsorgane?

The music industry is fucced the hell up!

JayJai said:

Yeah that

nurseV said:

[/b]Hallelujah[b]

Dayclear said:[quote]

nurseV said:

Hallelujah

Dayclear said:[quote]

Dayclear said:

Amen

when i was little prince's band contained people of different nationalities and gender. prince had fans of all colors. consequently he contributed to a generation of people who were less prepared to justify arbitrary racism and sexism when they became old enough to comprehend them.

To wear my boots with pride.

A lot



I could go on and on about this in a really lengthy essay that half the people would love and the other half would crucify me over... me being Dreamy and all

The first thing he taught me was the fact that music is more than just music & lyrics. When a man truly is one with his music and he breaths it like air, it puts so much into perspective. On "Purple Rain," the last two performance got to me when I first saw them. I learned what its like to live for the music, having that connection with it... and also one definition of genius.
If not for the fact that its highly unlikely you'd think he was a descendant of Mozart because they share a few things in common. I drew that comparison when I saw in the movie how the music was his whole life.

To be a genius is to live for the thing you love most. There are things they can understand that few others can't or just are unwilling to.

I learned about the difference between music from a pre-packaged artist and a singer/songwriter... and I have grown up on pre-packaged artists I know.
It might be the pedestal thing, but I see his music differently than any other singer/musician in my collection. None of them are at his level, though and those that are I haven't listened to very much... moving along
I used to use my favorite songs to make sense of my life, certain moments that were either difficult or fulfilling.
I see Prince's music as a window into his life. Why I'm interested in that, I don't even know anymore. I just am... as in the "I think, therefore I am" creed. It's just the way Dreamy functions, can't turn it off

He's taught me about living for your passion and what it means, the dedication you have to put into it. Right now, I'm not in any way financially set to go on that path myself with my fiction.
There's a lot of other things that I can't really recall at the moment, but I'll be sure to post later. So I'll just leave it at this for now

to be more open-minded about styles of music.

kimrachell said:

actually, that's probably the big one for me

xlr8r said:

Even if you ain't got nothing else on. haha

through his music, i observed many layers..as a kid, i'd shut my bedroom door, and drown out the world in my own creativity an had his all around the worrld in a day album, or lovesexy..or sign o times,,any of them, on repeat,,everytime i listened to it even over 100000 times in my life, i allways heard something new,, allways made me feel something new..take me back to the days where i felt like it was me against the world..and inspired me to allways be me..an original, creative, me..if you have ever asked anyone in my whole life what they ever remmembered bout me,,they'd say Prince,,,she looved her prince..the symbol on my chest reminds me of my own personal Emancipation,, and my own spiritual path..i got it in a place that wen i look at myself i can see it every day, and be proud of who i am,,what i stand 4, and of course the power of music (phenominal music) that helped me get thru the darkest years, and the best years of my life,,,thank you

i looved this cause you was sincere!!!

DreamyPopRoyalty said:

SCARLETTPUZY said:

could have written this myself only you helped me save the time.

Great to see that, not only you but so many Prince fans have felt and still feel the same about Prince and his music. He surely has touched us in a very profound way. Like I once wrote, he's in me, in my blood, in every pore and he will never leave, even if I wanted to. I thank him for that.

...LOOK..prince has taught me..and that alone is special...cuz i have ALWAYS said..if u can't teach me anything..then i don't need 2 b wit u..cuz..U HAVE 2 TEACH ME SOMETHING...prince has taught me much..i can't explain all that right now..SOON..mayb..if i feel like it..
...mzsexybaby

He's taught me you won't look good in pictures if you suck your cheeks

kumala75 said:

That good music never ages - only people do!

mzkqueen03 said:

I like this mzkqueen03

No matter how good a musician u r do not ever under any circumstances sign ur self to a record label.

chillichocaholic said: