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Reply #60 posted 01/15/08 6:12pm

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Naw she doesn't have a biography out yet, nor a movie with major stars in it. Plus nobody's beating her ass after shows and performing on stage with black eyes. So no, she don't even equal up to the legend. Beyonce is like a prissy, spoiled princess compared to Anna Mae Bullock.


So I don't get it...she has to be bashed up before she's considered worthy?
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Reply #61 posted 01/15/08 6:21pm

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Harlepolis said:

Beyonce is TOO clean, TOO calculated, TOO boring and TOO pretentious to be somebody like Anna Mae Bullock.

Thats an unfair comparision to Beyonce.


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Reply #62 posted 01/15/08 6:30pm

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purplesweat said:

missfee said:

Naw she doesn't have a biography out yet, nor a movie with major stars in it. Plus nobody's beating her ass after shows and performing on stage with black eyes. So no, she don't even equal up to the legend. Beyonce is like a prissy, spoiled princess compared to Anna Mae Bullock.


So I don't get it...she has to be bashed up before she's considered worthy?

uhhh nooo, what i'm saying is that Anna Mae Bullock had a lot more issues to face and yet still was a musical performer at her best. It was unfortunate that she was abused, but she didn't let it stop her. If Jay even slapped Beyonce you know the first call she'll make is to daddy. I just think that she doesn't have enough experience to even be compared to the legend of Tina Turner. She's good, not great.
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Reply #63 posted 01/15/08 6:35pm

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missfee said:

purplesweat said:



So I don't get it...she has to be bashed up before she's considered worthy?

uhhh nooo, what i'm saying is that Anna Mae Bullock had a lot more issues to face and yet still was a musical performer at her best. It was unfortunate that she was abused, but she didn't let it stop her. If Jay even slapped Beyonce you know the first call she'll make is to daddy. I just think that she doesn't have enough experience to even be compared to the legend of Tina Turner. She's good, not great.


It still sounds to me as though you're saying an artist can't be considered "great" unless they've been through hell and back. I know it gives you experience and learning skills etc but really, if Beyonce's good at what she does, she doesn't need to go through hard times to be considered better by the public.
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Reply #64 posted 01/15/08 6:36pm

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purplesweat said:

missfee said:


uhhh nooo, what i'm saying is that Anna Mae Bullock had a lot more issues to face and yet still was a musical performer at her best. It was unfortunate that she was abused, but she didn't let it stop her. If Jay even slapped Beyonce you know the first call she'll make is to daddy. I just think that she doesn't have enough experience to even be compared to the legend of Tina Turner. She's good, not great.


It still sounds to me as though you're saying an artist can't be considered "great" unless they've been through hell and back. I know it gives you experience and learning skills etc but really, if Beyonce's good at what she does, she doesn't need to go through hard times to be considered better by the public.


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Reply #65 posted 01/15/08 6:45pm

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theodore said:

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It still sounds to me as though you're saying an artist can't be considered "great" unless they've been through hell and back. I know it gives you experience and learning skills etc but really, if Beyonce's good at what she does, she doesn't need to go through hard times to be considered better by the public.


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Reply #66 posted 01/15/08 7:28pm

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Reply #67 posted 01/15/08 7:59pm

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Reply #68 posted 01/15/08 9:22pm

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purplesweat said:

missfee said:


uhhh nooo, what i'm saying is that Anna Mae Bullock had a lot more issues to face and yet still was a musical performer at her best. It was unfortunate that she was abused, but she didn't let it stop her. If Jay even slapped Beyonce you know the first call she'll make is to daddy. I just think that she doesn't have enough experience to even be compared to the legend of Tina Turner. She's good, not great.


It still sounds to me as though you're saying an artist can't be considered "great" unless they've been through hell and back. I know it gives you experience and learning skills etc but really, if Beyonce's good at what she does, she doesn't need to go through hard times to be considered better by the public.


True.

While I am not a fan of Beyonce, I think she will go down as one of the icons of her generation.
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Reply #69 posted 01/16/08 7:55am

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VelvetJ said:

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hell 2 the nizzaw disbelief she'll never b a legend like tina is


But the thing is, she will be a legend in the eyes of THIS Generation. This generation's standards of GREATNESS are different than ours....and that is ok. Though I think Beyonce is terribly overrated, she is one of the best out there today and she has made sure she is consistently relevant over the years. That alone will garner her the label of Legend.


ur words ring true since she'll never have the legacy that is required 2 enter the rock n roll hall of fame unless they lower their standards nod
man, he has such an amazing body of music that it's sad to see him constrict it down to the basics. he's too talented for the lineup he's doing. estelle 81
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Reply #70 posted 01/16/08 7:56am

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Hell, she's not even the Rockwell of her generation.
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Reply #71 posted 01/16/08 8:01am

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L4OATheOriginal said:



she's still whack compared 2 her influences nod


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beyonce and the pedophile .....stab dead big grin now the music world can move 4ward thumbs up!
man, he has such an amazing body of music that it's sad to see him constrict it down to the basics. he's too talented for the lineup he's doing. estelle 81
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Reply #72 posted 01/16/08 8:06am

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vainandy said:

Hell, she's not even the Rockwell of her generation.


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man, he has such an amazing body of music that it's sad to see him constrict it down to the basics. he's too talented for the lineup he's doing. estelle 81
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Reply #73 posted 01/16/08 8:21am

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missfee said:

purplesweat said:



So I don't get it...she has to be bashed up before she's considered worthy?

If Jay even slapped Beyonce you know the first call she'll make is to daddy.


Why do ppl try to slight Beyoncé for having her father as her manager like it's a bad thing she grew up with her father in the home. Ashanti, Brandy, Usher, Jessica Simpson, Kanye (before she died) don't get the same slack and they have parent/managers.
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Reply #74 posted 01/16/08 8:24am

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missfee said:


If Jay even slapped Beyonce you know the first call she'll make is to daddy.


Why do ppl try to slight Beyoncé for having her father as her manager like it's a bad thing she grew up with her father in the home. Ashanti, Brandy, Usher, Jessica Simpson, Kanye (before she died) don't get the same slack and they have parent/managers.


Those parents who develop bad reputations in the industry will cause problems for their children. Jessica Simpson certainly gets the same shit. "Papa Joe", anyone?
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Reply #75 posted 01/16/08 8:43am

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lowkey said:

sure she is,why not. i've never been to crazy about tina turner in the first place and i dont think she did nothing so great where some people are acting like its a crime to compare beyonce to her.she basically shaked and gyrated alot, had alot of energy and wore short dresses with high heels..beyonce does all that and she sings better


I agree, but compare what beyonce sings, to what Tina sung. It's Shit vs. Gold.
Let Beyonce get some good songs, before we start comparing her to anyone outside of her generation.
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Reply #76 posted 01/16/08 8:46am

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VoicesCarry said:

Jessica Simpson certainly gets the same shit. "Papa Joe", anyone?


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Reply #77 posted 01/16/08 8:49am

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Beyoncé in the same sentence as Tina Turner just feels wrong.
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Reply #78 posted 01/16/08 8:56am

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purplesweat said:

theodore said:



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Reply #79 posted 01/16/08 12:15pm

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L4OATheOriginal said:

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I truly think so. In fact, I usually say that to people when talking about her. I want some of ya'll to stop getting mad. This always happens in music. It's called "passing the torch". The new school gets something from the old school. Beyonce' isn't trying to be or replace Tina, but in terms of showmanship and all that, I truly think she is.


i don't think tina ever did this in her career tho




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Of course Tina didn't do that, Tina had Ike to push her down the steps.
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Reply #80 posted 01/16/08 12:44pm

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2ndRevolution said:

L4OATheOriginal said:



i don't think tina ever did this in her career tho




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Of course Tina didn't do that, Tina had Ike to push her down the steps.


well was this ike at the top of the stairs? hmmm

man, he has such an amazing body of music that it's sad to see him constrict it down to the basics. he's too talented for the lineup he's doing. estelle 81
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Reply #81 posted 01/16/08 2:29pm

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lilgish said:

lowkey said:

sure she is,why not. i've never been to crazy about tina turner in the first place and i dont think she did nothing so great where some people are acting like its a crime to compare beyonce to her.she basically shaked and gyrated alot, had alot of energy and wore short dresses with high heels..beyonce does all that and she sings better


I agree, but compare what beyonce sings, to what Tina sung. It's Shit vs. Gold.
Let Beyonce get some good songs, before we start comparing her to anyone outside of her generation.


are you talking about the songs ike had her singing, or the rock oriented songs she did during her comeback? im not a tina fan so i really dont know alot of her songs other then the big hits(whats love got to do,private dancer,ect), i heard the ike and tina songs when i saw the movie and i think she was much better back then. i agree beyonce hasnt really had a song that i would remember once the radio stops playing it but she's a pop star and her audience dont want music they have to think about
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Reply #82 posted 01/16/08 2:45pm

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She's not even the best drummer in the Beatles..
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Reply #83 posted 01/16/08 3:16pm

horatio

Cinnamon234 said:

Lol I'm DEFINITELY not saying Beyonce is as talented as Tina, i'm not that crazy now lol. However I do see so many similarities between the two as far as their stage persona's go.



the reason you are seeing this is because Hollywood does this all the time with actors and musicians.
If you look at the actors we have today there was someone before them with the same look and feel.
It doesnt make the newbies the blah blah blah of this era.
Its just that hollywood doesnt' know where to go with things and they only know how to recycle what has worked in the past.
Theres some guy who looks like Chevy Chase in that film where three guys dress like girls on campus.
That guy thats in the transformers, there was a previous actor who looked like him.
Everyone who you may think is new (or even old now) has someone that paralleled them in the past.
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Reply #84 posted 01/16/08 3:17pm

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funkpill said:

Cinnamon234 said:

Lol I'm DEFINITELY not saying Beyonce is as talented as Tina, i'm not that crazy now lol. However I do see so many similarities between the two as far as their stage persona's go.



I feel whatcha' saying

This one reminds alot of Tina



http://www.youtube.com/wa...gbQHWxsP64


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only because they evoke that image
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Reply #85 posted 01/16/08 6:03pm

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L4OATheOriginal said:

vainandy said:

Hell, she's not even the Rockwell of her generation.


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Reply #86 posted 01/16/08 6:36pm

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purplesweat said:

missfee said:


uhhh nooo, what i'm saying is that Anna Mae Bullock had a lot more issues to face and yet still was a musical performer at her best. It was unfortunate that she was abused, but she didn't let it stop her. If Jay even slapped Beyonce you know the first call she'll make is to daddy. I just think that she doesn't have enough experience to even be compared to the legend of Tina Turner. She's good, not great.


It still sounds to me as though you're saying an artist can't be considered "great" unless they've been through hell and back. I know it gives you experience and learning skills etc but really, if Beyonce's good at what she does, she doesn't need to go through hard times to be considered better by the public.

well it really doesn't matter to me what you think i'm saying, i know what i'm saying.
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Reply #87 posted 01/17/08 1:55am

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Cinnamon234 said:

funkpill said:



I feel whatcha' saying

This one reminds alot of Tina



http://www.youtube.com/wa...gbQHWxsP64


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Ohh yes absolutely! The first time I saw the video for "Work It Out", I immediately thought of Tina.

Here is a performance of Beyonce singing "Proud Mary" at the 2005 Kennedy Center honoring Tina (Singing "I idolize You" would have probably been more appropriate for Beyonce to sing tho lol). However, I have to say that Beyonce did a great job here. She definitely did her thang so I can't hate!


http://www.youtube.com/wa...YtnNk7xCRE



But It's funny though because when Beyonce was in Destiny's Child I never got the feeling she was trying to be Tina, but when she became a solo artist it seemed like she started to pattern almost all her performances after Tina's.
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actually i remember watching making the video of Work it out and that white dress i believe beyonce said used to belong to Tina Turner. Anyone seen the youtube vid of beyonce singing proud mary with Tina watching her in the audience i think it was a tribute to Tina
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Reply #88 posted 01/29/08 10:05pm

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Vanilli said:

Harlepolis said:

Beyonce is TOO clean, TOO calculated, TOO boring and TOO pretentious to be somebody like Anna Mae Bullock.

Thats an unfair comparision to Beyonce.


While I agree with what Cinnamon234 said, as far as them being the same, style wise, I think it boils down to....Turner being Beyonce's Michael Jackson to Timberlake. See what I mean?

I think today star's don't have original ideas, as far as image/style/music..so they..pick someone and try to copy them.

Justin - MJ with a dash of Prince
Usher - MJ with a dash of Bobby Brown
Britney - Madonna straight up
Beyonce - Tina??

Sounds about right to me.

none of that sounds right.
if anyone is the tina of our generation its janet.sexy older woman from the era before thats still doin the damn thing(and doin it well) and just happens to be a fantastic dancer.
beyonce is definately the diana ross of this genertion.she even looks like her a lil.
britney is NO madonna.madonna had artisitc integrity and would stage public spectacles not be a spectacle.
mariah is more madonna like if just for the simple fact that she cant seem to keep out of the number one position.but she aint..she's mariah,
jt is george micheal.why u may ask.he's a white guy from a pop band that made it big solo singing r&b music.and is pretty good at it.
usher is mj.
there really is no madonna or prince of this era.
beyonce is diana
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