It needs more involvement from people in her team like Playa, Keybeats & other producers from the red album. Missy shouldn’t lead it alone. Playa & Keybeats knew her well.
You are looking and sounding like a MESSY ASS attention seeking clout chaser who’s clearly trying to use Aaliyah to sell your flop ass book that not a soul cares about. TRASH. Now I see why she stopped working with your tired ass.
Look I said wtf I said! I meant it too! Ain’t nan mf on here been in my shoes. Work’d w/Aaliyah, created iconic looks w/ Aaliyah . Worked on million dollar sets w/Aaliyah. Drove Aaliyah around in my car. Slay’d her hair for years .Idgaf ne more wit yall think my story is my story
The thing I loved most about Aaliyah is that she while was doing the Pop records like “Try Again” and beginning to crossover fully, she could still go knee deep into Hip Hop and street music. All the while looking like a supermodel. Unbeatable. 🥹
@LadePlatinum Always a fake woke ass clown from Africa with this bullshit. You’re not even foundational Black American spewing this bullshit. Shut your wide flat faced ass up.
Nigga please shut your bitch ass up. That’s literally YOUR narrow ass, fake woke view of what alternative is. Nobody’s “othering” her by stating literally what her style music was for its time. Alternative r&b literally is just another variation that is different from the norm.
Calling Aaliyah alternative is bullshit.
Labeling Black woman who deviates from convention as “alternative” ignores the reality that creative nonconformity has always been a defining trait of Black women as a whole
The word “alternative” reeks of “she’s not like the rest of those black bitches”
Aaliyah overcame and conquered so much BS that would've EASILY killed anyone's career. That woman was strong. Resilience in times of hardship what makes and breaks your staying power. She didn't vanish after 1994 so why would she vanish after the 2000s? My girl was good.
@user2929292939@Jimerald1 Bitch you clearly have her confused with them bum ass bitches in YOUR family because she ain’t get passed around shit. Yall can’t even name the two people she legitimately dated.
@Jimerald1 Her passing plays a part in the nostalgia but people don’t stay relevant for 20+ years off sympathy alone. Aaliyah has a skipless discography, distinct sound, influence on modern R&B, fashion, etc. You’re just being ignorant crediting all of that on her death
Aaliyah and mediocre don’t ever belong in the same sentence. Talented, solid albums, blooming actress, good dancer and was YOUNG as hell while doing it. You bitches listen to these mediocre artist of TODAY.
A true triple threat dedicated to her craft, thinking outside the box and never letting what trends were happening, charts, etc dictate her sound. Way ahead of her time and one of the most impactful artists of her generation.