I'm sick and tired of people saying that "this artist" is the next (insert artist name here) There is no "next Michael Jackson"! Usher,Justin Timberlake and Chris Brown have all tried to fill his shoes but they have failed.It ain't gonna happen.Great artists will never be replaced.No torch will be passed. | |
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candy2277 said: I've got one word: Beyoncé. It used to be two words, but such are the heights the 27-year-old from Houston has scaled in a career that has already spanned two decades. Say what you will about her scantily clad BET tribute to Michael—she is the only living performer to even approximate Jackson's blend of talent and cultural clout. um. as much as I do enjoy Beyonce, this writer seems to forget that MJ still has a few living conemporaries whose combination of fame, style, material and talent are on par with where Michael is/was at the end of his life. Prince, Madonna, Janet, maybe even George Michael? Of course no supernova has ever burned as brightly as MJ's, including Elvis and the Beatles (because of the limited mass media in their eras) when it comes to successes, failures, controversies, etc. But they are supernovas in their own right. I will agree that Beyonce is the heir apparent, for this generation, of that type of pop icon fame and talent. I said it in that thread about her new video. And I'm glad there's at least one person out there with the drive and ambition to take on that sort of role when everyone else is so boring and dull. But she's got a looooong way to go before she reaches the level of anyone I mentioned above, and may never reach those heights of pop idolatry. But at least she's trying. The exception I take with the writer is that he seems to forget that MJ came from a time when there were a LOT of superstars. And his death does not signify the end of that era when his contemporaries that hold/held the mantle still live and continue to work. Beyonce is NOT the most famous/talented/hardeest-working/most popular act in music since MJ. There are a lot of them still alive and kicking who were right there with him during his peak years. [Edited 7/18/09 12:59pm] | |
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Mstrustme said: MICHAEL JACKSON
R.I.P مايكل جاكسون للأبد 1958 | |
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seeingvoices12 said: Mstrustme said: crazy...! | |
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Good. Grief.
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CalhounSq said: Whoever wrote the article needs, NEEDS their ass kicked
They need a job. That is too much time and drugs being wasted . . . I don't want you to think like me. I just want you to think. | |
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SoulAlive said: I'm sick and tired of people saying that "this artist" is the next (insert artist name here) There is no "next Michael Jackson"! Usher,Justin Timberlake and Chris Brown have all tried to fill his shoes but they have failed.It ain't gonna happen.Great artists will never be replaced.No torch will be passed.
You know this article is b.s. It's even pissed SoulAlive off. Don't laugh at my funk
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errant said: candy2277 said: I've got one word: Beyoncé. It used to be two words, but such are the heights the 27-year-old from Houston has scaled in a career that has already spanned two decades. Say what you will about her scantily clad BET tribute to Michael—she is the only living performer to even approximate Jackson's blend of talent and cultural clout. um. as much as I do enjoy Beyonce, this writer seems to forget that MJ still has a few living conemporaries whose combination of fame, style, material and talent are on par with where Michael is/was at the end of his life. Prince, Madonna, Janet, maybe even George Michael? Of course no supernova has ever burned as brightly as MJ's, including Elvis and the Beatles (because of the limited mass media in their eras) when it comes to successes, failures, controversies, etc. But they are supernovas in their own right. I will agree that Beyonce is the heir apparent, for this generation, of that type of pop icon fame and talent. I said it in that thread about her new video. And I'm glad there's at least one person out there with the drive and ambition to take on that sort of role when everyone else is so boring and dull. But she's got a looooong way to go before she reaches the level of anyone I mentioned above, and may never reach those heights of pop idolatry. But at least she's trying. The exception I take with the writer is that he seems to forget that MJ came from a time when there were a LOT of superstars. And his death does not signify the end of that era when his contemporaries that hold/held the mantle still live and continue to work. Beyonce is NOT the most famous/talented/hardeest-working/most popular act in music since MJ. There are a lot of them still alive and kicking who were right there with him during his peak years. [Edited 7/18/09 12:59pm] Well if we are gonna talk about popular contemporaries I think that Eminem is far more successful than Beyonce. And he is using one name too. So why don't we make him the heir apparent? Also Britney Spears is more successful than Be internationally. And what about Rihanna or 50 Cent? I mean come on Beyonce is not more influential or more successful than the people I just mentioned and she is definitely not on her way to become the new Michael Jackson or Madonna or Prince or Janet or whatever. The reason why is not that she is untalented but because with the way the industry works today and the fact that almost everything has been done before I think Mariah and Celine will remain the last real superstars for long time to come (although Mariah is doing her best to destroy her standing by following the crowd nowadays). [Edited 7/18/09 14:47pm] | |
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jiorjios said: errant said: um. as much as I do enjoy Beyonce, this writer seems to forget that MJ still has a few living conemporaries whose combination of fame, style, material and talent are on par with where Michael is/was at the end of his life. Prince, Madonna, Janet, maybe even George Michael? Of course no supernova has ever burned as brightly as MJ's, including Elvis and the Beatles (because of the limited mass media in their eras) when it comes to successes, failures, controversies, etc. But they are supernovas in their own right. I will agree that Beyonce is the heir apparent, for this generation, of that type of pop icon fame and talent. I said it in that thread about her new video. And I'm glad there's at least one person out there with the drive and ambition to take on that sort of role when everyone else is so boring and dull. But she's got a looooong way to go before she reaches the level of anyone I mentioned above, and may never reach those heights of pop idolatry. But at least she's trying. The exception I take with the writer is that he seems to forget that MJ came from a time when there were a LOT of superstars. And his death does not signify the end of that era when his contemporaries that hold/held the mantle still live and continue to work. Beyonce is NOT the most famous/talented/hardeest-working/most popular act in music since MJ. There are a lot of them still alive and kicking who were right there with him during his peak years. [Edited 7/18/09 12:59pm] Well if we are gonna talk about popular contemporaries I think that Eminem is far more successful than Beyonce. And he is using one name too. So why don't we make him the heir apparent? Also Britney Spears is more successful than Be internationally. And what about Rihanna or 50 Cent? I mean come on Beyonce is not more influential or more successful than the people I just mentioned and she is definitely not on her way to become the new Michael Jackson or Madonna or Prince or Janet or whatever. The reason why is not that she is untalented but because with the way the industry works today and the fact that almost everything has been done before I think Mariah and Celine will remain the last real superstars for long time to come. yeah, I agree with all of this. My point, I guess, without having named any of the other artists you mentioned, is that I'm glad there's someone out there taking on the mantle of superstardom, like Beyonce, because I think it helps to raise the bar for popular music when there are those people out there who are mega-successful with decent material and an image that the also-rans can aspire to. | |
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If the girl can't even sellout her own concerts.How in the hell can she be the heir to MJ. Somebody need to go tell the writer of that story to layoff the crackpipe. why in God's name do u wanna make me cry | |
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midiscover said: HELL NO!
Co-sign...actually HELL THA FUCK NO!!!!! Ah, much better. Seriously, I'd rather have Usher or Justin Timberlake be the MJ heir than Mrs. Jigga Man. People need to stop putting these thoughts and ideas into her head or she'll never go away. What the hell happened to that hiatus...we were supposed to get a break from her and now, what, no, no break. That ain't right, yo. [Edited 7/18/09 16:47pm] Prince Rogers Nelson
Sunrise: June 7, 1958 Sunset: April 21, 2016 ~My Heart Loudly Weeps "My Creativity Is My Life." ~ Prince Life is merely a dress rehearsal for eternity. | |
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estelle81 said: midiscover said: HELL NO!
Co-sign...actually HELL THA FUCK NO!!!!! Ah, much better. Seriously, I'd rather have Usher or Justin Timberlake be the MJ heir than Mrs. Jigga Man. People need to stop putting these thoughts and ideas into her head or she'll never go away. What the hell happened to that hiatus...we were supposed to get a break from her and now, what, no, no break. That ain't right, yo. [Edited 7/18/09 16:47pm] I love Beyoncé and happen to not think she's overexposed - but that's only because I don't watch TV nor listen to the radio. However, I *am* fucking tired (I said this in a different thread) of people wanting new artists - though Beyoncé is not such thing but she's no legend, either - to be the "new" Prince, Tina Turner, MJ, etc. It's too fucking annoying Just let them be and do whatever the fuck they want to . [Edited 7/18/09 17:58pm] | |
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The writer must have been born in the wrong year. If he or she was old enough to remember the 80's, they wouldn't have written it at all | |
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SoulAlive said: I'm sick and tired of people saying that "this artist" is the next (insert artist name here) There is no "next Michael Jackson"! Usher,Justin Timberlake and Chris Brown have all tried to fill his shoes but they have failed.It ain't gonna happen.Great artists will never be replaced.No torch will be passed.
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P*$$y so bad, if u throw it into da air, it would turn into sunshine!!! | |
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TonyVanDam said: Beyonce, the heir to MJJ's glove?!?
Yeah over Janet's, Prince's, AND Madonna's dead bodies! Is THAT writer out of his f***ing mind or what?!? | |
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Countthedays said: From the mouth of babes! When go 2 a Prince concert or related event it's all up in the house but when log onto this site and the miasma of bitchiness is completely overwhelming! | |
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HonestMan13 said: Countthedays said: From the mouth of babes! | |
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As talented as Beyonce and many other artist are, There was only one Michael Jackson. We will not see that type of phenomenon in our lifetime. Michael Jackson is gone. Let the King of Pop rest in peace. "POOR IS THE MAN WHO'S PLEASURES DEPEND ON THE PERMISSION OF ANOTHER" Madonna
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somebody's deaf and dumb. | |
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I like her, but I went to her show and these people who say she is the next this or that are freaking high! I was only enjoying her slow, pretty stuff, the rest I could have seen at a local bar. She is not special, or unique or any of that, even if she's talented.
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whoever made that claim should be anally penetrated with lint duster I'll leave it alone babe...just be me | |
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badujunkie said: whoever made that claim should be anally penetrated with lint duster
for real. I could have gone to Zippers to see the same show. I loved the ballads and cried during the mj tributes soooo much though, but she was not into it the whole night. | |
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Countthedays said: Sing it for the babies Sing it for the babies | |
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badujunkie said: whoever made that claim should be anally penetrated with lint duster
I agree! Beyonce????? Not Beyounce or any other artist past or present can come close to Mike as far as popularity. alot of it was his talent, alot was timing and a lot was just damn luck but whatever he had He was the last of the big stars. no Heirs | |
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I find it funny when people always say they would be the next blah,blah,blah. Beyonce is the next Beyonce. She got her own boring niche.
People need to go back in the studio and start making classics instead worrying about fame. Can these artist be mainsterm without being mainsterm | |
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I always found it crazy how people call her the next Tina Turner and now the next Michael Jackson when her music is tripe compared to a lot of the timeless songs by those two aforementioned legends. | |
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