Damn why OP do Ari like that @Rhap.So.D
i'm not...all my thoughts are in OP, you pointing out xscape when i explicitly said people tried to look their best...xcsape tried to look good. and the thread says r&b, missy has always been more of a rapper to me and macy gray, was some whole other shyt.You're splitting hairs...
but this is yo' party, so get fly if you want to.
i'm not talking about appealing to cacs...i don't care what they want/like. i'm talking black r&b stars within the black community - the way people like carl thomas, monica, mya, swv, 112, etc were. you keep bringing these crossover pop stardom into it as if we don't (or didn't used to) have our own network of starsR&B hasn't been dominant since the end of Jodeci. It gets shunned by cacs except when british ones do it.
Miguel still isn't as huge as Frank or Weeknd so this isn't about attractiveness
Why you got Lipo as your avi?Damn why OP do Ari like that @Rhap.So.D
Xscape, doe.
Missy Elliott, doe.
Macy Gray, doe.
Jill Scott, doe.
I don't wanna keep going, doe.
jill scott ISN'T/WASN'T like those others
this is true now, but men bought r&b/soul well into the 00's...that's for another thread, when did males become too hard to buy/listen to r&b soul...It’s funny because Women buy the records so in theory why would they care if the female singer is attractive
RawSyd needs long hair
fukk she doing
this is true now, but men bought r&b/soul well into the 00's...that's for another thread, when did males become too hard to buy/listen to r&b soul...
Amber Mark's "What If" is a top 5 song of the year to me. I was slightly disappointed when I saw how she looked.
Same with Yuna a few years ago. I heard "Best Love" and was like
Then I saw how she looked and was like