This isn't about lip syncing, though. We know Janet is the Queen of lip syncing but the fact remains Janet is versatile with her voice. She can go from whispering about dick to edgy rocker. | |
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You can take a black guy to Nashville from right out of the cotton fields with bib overalls, and they will call him R&B. You can take a white guy in a pin-stripe suit who’s never seen a cotton field, and they will call him country. ~ O. B. McClinton | |
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Lemme join ya:
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That's nice.
But since Britney was the "mega super pop star" only selling a million more than Aaliyah who is the supposed "flop" , that's nothing to be proud of.
By y'all logic, Britney should have sold 8 million copies, it was 2001, right? | |
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Aaliyah has sung rock songs. (WHat if and I can be)
lmfao @ conviction. WHERE? Maybe if she was singing for a pre-school Lullabye.
Janet could BARELY hang with Ciara vocally now. stop the comedy. | |
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Why does he or she keep bringing up successful icons? | |
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Those were hardly Rock and she still sounded a mumbling mess.
Yea, you're mad.
Ciara? Is that a soda? and yes, I wish you would stop with the comedy but at the same time I don't want you to. It's cracking me up! | |
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Anywho, I don't really see any versatility with Jan's voice. Anyone can sing her songs | |
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This thread is like something from MJJC. You can take a black guy to Nashville from right out of the cotton fields with bib overalls, and they will call him R&B. You can take a white guy in a pin-stripe suit who’s never seen a cotton field, and they will call him country. ~ O. B. McClinton | |
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It is ain't it?!
But yeah, the music threads don't last as long as this son of a bitch does. | |
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lol @ mumbling http://www.youtube.com/wa...xnc0c_U3NE
the riffs and runs She did @ 1:51-2:24 Janet could never. She would literally choke trying to get out of that chipmunk tone to even attempt. | |
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I think if Aaliyah was still here, she'd be the most popular female artist out right now, that everybody else would be playing catch-up. "I don't think you'd do well in captivity." - random person's comment to me the other day | |
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Don't forget the gossip threads. You can take a black guy to Nashville from right out of the cotton fields with bib overalls, and they will call him R&B. You can take a white guy in a pin-stripe suit who’s never seen a cotton field, and they will call him country. ~ O. B. McClinton | |
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Then you're not a fan. | |
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DEAD at riffs and runs.
Just stop. Mumbling doesn't equate to actual singing. | |
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"That was my plan all along. These hussies ain't as good as my daughter Janet." [Edited 3/22/11 11:22am] | |
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Of course I'm a fan of Janet (going to see her April 16th), but I also have my own opinion | |
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The gap would have been more than 3 million had she lived. She was gonna flop.
Clear Channel banned Britney from U.S. radio in 01 because they weren't chosen to sponsor her Dream Within A Dream Tour. So, all of her singles from that era bombed but she was still able to go quadruple-platinum. It was actually something to be very proud of. | |
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If you're a "fan" then you should know that Janet is versatile as a singer and that no one can sing her songs but her. See: Destiny's Child rape "Let's Wait Awhile" and Brownstone fuck up "That's The Way Love Goes". | |
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No one is gonna sing a song just like Janet, and I wouldn't want them to. My point is, none of her songs are "challenging". No one is gonna say "oh I don't think I can hit that note on this Janet record" | |
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You can take a black guy to Nashville from right out of the cotton fields with bib overalls, and they will call him R&B. You can take a white guy in a pin-stripe suit who’s never seen a cotton field, and they will call him country. ~ O. B. McClinton | |
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Songs can still be challenging without the crazy runs and transitions. | |
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Aaliyah stans are jealous of everyone who was more successful than her. They use her death as this sort of shield where you can't say anything about her at all. If you don't agree that she was an icon and a legend when she died you're a hater. If you present them with facts showing she wasn't that big of a deal you're an idiot because she was about to "BLOW UP!"
They are annoying AS HELL. | |
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Aaliyah was really cool and she had beats that were different from her female counterparts like Brandy and Monica and she had a really unique style. Most people that were fans of hers I found were those heavily into r&b and hip hop that were a young audience in their teens and 20's and early 30's. Brandy and Monica were much more popular though and for the pop and r&b audiences. I listened to Brandy the most, followed by Monica then Aaliyah, but liked her a lot anyways and remember girls trying to part their hair like hers. I was so shocked on the day she died and won't forget what I was doing and all. I thought it's not real and has to be one of her new acting roles, but it was on the news time to time throughout the day.
I do remember not liking the new album right away either the way I loved One In a Million and her follow-up soundtrack singles with amazing choreography, but thought I would get it later on. I got it sometime after her death and it eventually grew on me and now I like it better than One In a Million though it's silly to compare. I also remember her mom pulling the albums.
As for the topic title, I think Beyonce and Aaliyah were different from one another, I'm not sure if Aaliyah would have been the one competing with Beyonce. I think she would have continued putting out albums and selling about the same as her first 3 and possibly blown up around the mid 00's when Timbaland in my opinion peaked musically with his beats. Maybe the kind of beats that went to Nelly Furtado and Justin would have gone to Aaliyah and made her mainstream, kind of like how Usher blew up with Confessions.
I have not watched Aaliyah's movies, but have heard really positive things and from the few seconds I have seen, she looked very promising. Even if she moved away from music, movies would have been great for her cause the music scene was changing in 2002 and it is true Brandy and Monica's sales slipped too. | |
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Oh, excuses.
My have the tables have turned.
Fact is Britney is the MEGASTAR, it was 2001, It should have went DIAMOND, sold PLATNINUM first week like Nsync and Backstreet Boys. But, by you and trupion's logic. Britney was a flop. She too was OUTSOLD By Usher, DC, Alicia, Keys, J-lo, etc. SO by YOUR logic, Britney was a flop. Because she didn't sell as much as them.
But again, can you explain how was it gonna flop again? when it was already Gold and going back up the charts?
Especially since it was already selling FASTER than ALREADY PLATINUM OIAM and AANBAN. [Edited 3/22/11 11:56am] | |
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