Frankie lymon had a wild ass story.
what movie scripts are made of.
PUH-LEASE.
nobody said that aaliyah wasn't popular. she just wasn't no dam icon. she was the Ciara of the '90s. lets be reality.
lol @ aalyiah being at her height of popularity when she died. maybe youre letting the fact that you were a fan cloud your judgement, but aalyiah was type-cold out there with that album she just dropped before she passed. lol @ "coming off 'one in a million'." that album was 5 years old by that point. that's 10 years in pre-Viacom terms
brandy didn't need Moesha to boost her. she was already the biggest commercial star out of all the teen singers. that's how she got the show in the 1st place. and monica was seen as brandy's better but not-so-white friendly counterpart. aalyiah was the 3rd wheel. and that's not a bad thing because there were a lot of other dope artists in that lane, but lets be reality. and she never actually caught up to them. it just seems that way because she lingered around droppin joints when brandy was focused on acting and monica was going thru all her chit.
you didn't love her as a person. you loved her image.
comparing aalyiah's impact to that of TLC is beyond laughable.
SWV is my favorite and imo the goat girl group(sorry TLC) but i'd be shocked if somebody green-lights an SWV biopic. they fall under that monica category. while pre-death aalyiah falls under that xscape category.