His dedication to his art.He had to be the hardest working man in showbiz.

The music. Always, the music.

It will never be time to ask that question, he's gone but he's never going away. There is no "remembering" involved since I'm always exploring his catalog in one way or another, before and after his passing.

His shade. He was the king of shade and giving a good side eye. He was hilarious

DarlingKris said:

His shade. He was the king of shade and giving a good side eye. He was hilarious

39+ albums, thousands of shows, philanthropic work, and you're going to remember that?

His music and sense of humor.

DarlingKris said:

His shade. He was the king of shade and giving a good side eye. He was hilarious

THAT and his music for sure!

Too early for all that.

The fact that he lived his design. He was true to his divine specs, so to speak. Very few human beings are capable of doing this, as we're too caught up in meeting the specs of the world. Prince was not, and that's an example everyone should stop and take note of.

luvgirl said:

His love of performing. It just gleamed off him when he was on stage. It made me feel so alive just watching him.

Yes. Prince's concerts were so magnificent. After going to see him 'Live', I would just walk around in a daze for a long time afterwards. Nothing and no one could compare to him.

The many lessons he taught...that were learned...in Princeology.

Music first and foremost but also, individuality, style, beauty, humor, his spirituality, wisdom. . .a lot

Whenever I think of Prince, I will always be taken back to that night at the Charlotte Coliseum, April 24, 1980, when I had the opportunity to witness greatness: watching him open for Rick James during the infamous "Fire It Up" tour, back when few people even knew who Prince was. From that moment onward, I went around telling anyone who would listen about this phenomenal musician who I knew would someday become a legend, even when there were so many others who felt quite the contrary about this rather strange dude who would strip right down to his underwear while masturbating microphones live on stage. I am forever grateful to have had that experience in my lifetime, to have caught Prince in the infancy of his long and storied career. That night will always be what I will remember most about Prince.

His energy and courage.

PDogz said:

Whenever I think of Prince, I will always be taken back to that night at the Charlotte Coliseum, April 24, 1980, when I had the opportunity to witness greatness: watching him open for Rick James during the infamous "Fire It Up" tour, back when few people even knew who Prince was. From that moment onward, I went around telling anyone who would listen about this phenomenal musician who I knew would someday become a legend, even when there were so many others who felt quite the contrary about this rather strange dude who would strip right down to his underwear while masturbating microphones live on stage. I am forever grateful to have had that experience in my lifetime, to have caught Prince in the infancy of his long and storied career. That night will always be what I will remember most about Prince.

WoW!!! Would of LOVED to of been there.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9emUBq6RLM

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destinyc1 said:

PDogz said:

Whenever I think of Prince, I will always be taken back to that night at the Charlotte Coliseum, April 24, 1980, when I had the opportunity to witness greatness: watching him open for Rick James during the infamous "Fire It Up" tour, back when few people even knew who Prince was. From that moment onward, I went around telling anyone who would listen about this phenomenal musician who I knew would someday become a legend, even when there were so many others who felt quite the contrary about this rather strange dude who would strip right down to his underwear while masturbating microphones live on stage. I am forever grateful to have had that experience in my lifetime, to have caught Prince in the infancy of his long and storied career. That night will always be what I will remember most about Prince.

WoW!!! Would of LOVED to of been there.

As much as I can for as long as I can.

His beautiful voice and just the beauty that was him and his hand cuz that lil man was BAD and didnt take no shit off anybody...my hero

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and his beautiful smile

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perfume said:

The fact that he lived his design. He was true to his divine specs, so to speak. Very few human beings are capable of doing this, as we're too caught up in meeting the specs of the world. Prince was not, and that's an example everyone should stop and take note of.

THAT^^ You so nailed it.

TrivialPursuit said:

DarlingKris said:

His shade. He was the king of shade and giving a good side eye. He was hilarious

39+ albums, thousands of shows, philanthropic work, and you're going to remember that?

I will remember those things too but lately that part of him has helped me get through the hard days. That's not a issue is it? *side eye*

justAmeda said:

DarlingKris said:

His shade. He was the king of shade and giving a good side eye. He was hilarious

THAT and his music for sure!

His music and his sense of humor are the only things that helped me lately. Makes me feel less depressed about his passing

Everything that I love about Prince.

HatrinaHaterwitz said:

Everything that I love about Prince.