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Who do you think had the best prime run in their respective career between these 4?
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Who do you think had the best prime run in their respective career between these 4?

For this we can factor in both their music and acting careers since 3 of the 4 were huge movie stars and released some of the most successful soundtracks (and albums in general) of all time. I’m torn here because all 4 I love and adore dearly, but it if I had to choose I’ll go with Stevie by the smallest of margins. His classic era during the 70’s is untouchable from a musical standpoint and helped shaped the genre as we know it. Janet is probably a close second for me since I love her 90’s run, and Poetic Justice is an all time classic. There’s really no wrong answers here, I just like seeing everyone’s opinions on these topics.

u/TokyoAvalanche04 — 4 hours ago
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Keke Palmer Sings Beyoncé, Brandy, and Mary J. Blige in a Game of Song Association | ELLE

I hope you enjoy! Which song did you enjoy Keke singing from this video?

u/Train-Wreck-70 — 9 hours ago
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Whitney Houston’s priceless reaction when she ran into Chaka Khan at the 1996 Arista Records Pre-GRAMMY Party 🥰

u/Ok_Resident_5022 — 2 hours ago
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Why wasn’t Prince given official title. Examples (godfather of… king of a particular genre, greatest _ of all time etc…”

Prince is known worldwide as one of greatest music artist to ever live (so are a bunch of other artist but clearly we know prince is above most if not all so he shouldn’t be considered just considered another all time great artist) so he gets his credit to some degree, but for some reason him getting a de facto king, godfather, greatest _ etc… title has never stuck and I can’t understand why. The man has sold 100-150 million records, the man has multiple classic albums with one of them being one of the highest selling albums of all time. He is considered a musical genius by EVERYONE that’s ever been a music artist, he is has influenced so many artist that came after him and was really a driving force on the music industry and pop culture as a whole. He also wrote for numerous of artist giving them huge hits that he could’ve kept for himself. He wrote, composed, produced, and played all the instruments on almost every song/album he put out. The man could play at least 27 albums (writing this out this dude is really incredible) and he’s an instantly recognizable person. So again why do y’all think he wasn’t given an official title. Examples Elvis- King of rock and roll Madonna - queen of pop Bob Marley -king of reggae Aretha Franklin- queen of soul James brown - godfather of soul Whitney Houston - the voice Even R Kelly gets labeled the “king of r&b” consistently Michael Jackson gets labeled the “king of pop” and “greatest entertainer of all time” yet his direct and arguably only true rival doesn’t have a title like that? I just don’t get it. Why do y’all think this is the case?

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u/Firm_Pack_605 — 3 hours ago
Image 1 — The Millennium tour: Boys 4 life cancelled in Pittsburgh
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The Millennium tour: Boys 4 life cancelled in Pittsburgh

A day before the concert the event was cancelled 😡 anyone have any context as to why this would/could happen? I was actually looking forward to going

u/Acceptable-Storm2987 — 13 hours ago
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