Did you guys see who wrote this up?
Sughnen Yongo
"Sughnen Yongo is a Forbes Contributor and a keen storyteller who brings the often-unheard voices and stories of Black women to the forefront. With a Master’s degree in Journalism from New York University, her work is rooted in respect for the lived experiences of Black women, focusing on healthcare, childbirth, social justice and the challenges they face. Her writing has been featured in The Root, Pavement Pieces and Tufts Now, where she focused on stories that often go untold. Sughnen also covers pop culture, where she combines her passion for storytelling with a sharp eye for cultural trends. Follow Yongo for continued coverage of Black women’s experiences and pop culture."
"I have compiled a subjective, non-exhaustive list of 50 Black artists with incredible vocals, based on their cultural impact, commercial success, popularity and relevance. These women have redefined how we listen to, interpret and engage with music. They are popular, not only for their songs and the relevance of their artistry, but for the way they made us feel and remember certain times and places in our lives."
So this is her personal top 50 list. No reason to be angry, since she admits it holds only relevance to her for the most part.
Sughnen Yongo
"Sughnen Yongo is a Forbes Contributor and a keen storyteller who brings the often-unheard voices and stories of Black women to the forefront. With a Master’s degree in Journalism from New York University, her work is rooted in respect for the lived experiences of Black women, focusing on healthcare, childbirth, social justice and the challenges they face. Her writing has been featured in The Root, Pavement Pieces and Tufts Now, where she focused on stories that often go untold. Sughnen also covers pop culture, where she combines her passion for storytelling with a sharp eye for cultural trends. Follow Yongo for continued coverage of Black women’s experiences and pop culture."

"I have compiled a subjective, non-exhaustive list of 50 Black artists with incredible vocals, based on their cultural impact, commercial success, popularity and relevance. These women have redefined how we listen to, interpret and engage with music. They are popular, not only for their songs and the relevance of their artistry, but for the way they made us feel and remember certain times and places in our lives."
So this is her personal top 50 list. No reason to be angry, since she admits it holds only relevance to her for the most part.