He just thought the song was corny.
Lowkey BAD is a very average album
And Mike is the KING but
Outside of like 3 jawns the album is corny to me.
Yall finally ready to admit what I been saying
PRINCE letting it be known that’s he’s from HARLEM and that’s why he didn’t jump on MICHAEL JACKSON’s song LMAO!
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Yall finally ready to admit what I been saying
I love Latina women
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Prince just ain't want to do the song, it's really just that simple
zayk35
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They called it "The Breed" look according to Babyface
A lot make claims to be a Jackson but along with inheriting that bag when my pops passed, I also came into possession of the Billie Jean nudes.
And even tho it was the 80s, oh and it’s shaved
Cat piss martini
Veteran
The Gawd.
FeverPitch2
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Androgyny was a thing in the early 70's in what was called the glam rock era.
David Bowie was the trendsetter for that look.
The New York Dolls was a typical glam rock band of the era.
Mick Jagger and Todd Rundgren followed suit making it an official thing.
Bowie changed up his image in the mid-70s and started rocking suits. The androgyny wave faded out.
Rock bands in the late 70's, like Styx and Foreigner, looked like a bunch of Bud drinkers.
Black musicians never picked up on the androgyny thing in the 70's.
The only famous androgynous Black musician was Little Richard, who was obviously gay.
Prince, coming from Minneapolis, where Black people were in the minority, listened to both Black and white artists.
After Prince's second album, he started dressing more and more gay until he ended up wearing nothing but draws on his third album.
The rock audience was not into androgyny in the early 80's.
It took Prince getting booed off the stage twice while being called a fakkit when opening up for The Rolling Stones to convince him to put some pants on, but he still kept the makeup and androgynous image.
After Purple Rain broke out, that's when the cac bands of the mid 80's started bustin out the makeup, giving way to what was called "hair metal".
For the first time, androgyny became a fad in R&B because of Prince during the mid-80's
You might know the lead singer of the New York Dolls by the name of the musical character he played on Saturday Night Live.
So Prince wasn't out there in assless chaps simulating getting humped by men? 
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you on the wrong side of 140th and Lenox
Well this video was shot in 1983...1999 by Prince just dropped..and people were already putting the. Crown on Prince.
Mike was a bit salty but also he fukked with Prince music...Prince and Mike hung out before since Prince went on a date with Latoya Jackson before....so in a way Mike was telling James Brown...if you don't know about Prince...you need to...he's a problem.
So Mike got to kill alot of birds with this one stone of inviting Prince on stage...He let know James Brown know that Prince needed to be listened to...he was able to embarrass Prince as well as Mike was a prankster
Androgyny was a thing in the early 70's in what was called the glam rock era.
David Bowie was the trendsetter for that look.
The New York Dolls was a typical glam rock band of the era.
Mick Jagger and Todd Rundgren followed suit making it an official thing.
Bowie changed up his image in the mid-70s and started rocking suits. The androgyny wave faded out.
Rock bands in the late 70's, like Styx and Foreigner, looked like a bunch of Bud drinkers.
Black musicians never picked up on the androgyny thing in the 70's.
The only famous androgynous Black musician was Little Richard, who was obviously gay.
Prince, coming from Minneapolis, where Black people were in the minority, listened to both Black and white artists.
After Prince's second album, he started dressing more and more gay until he ended up wearing nothing but draws on his third album.
The rock audience was not into androgyny in the early 80's.
It took Prince getting booed off the stage twice while being called a fakkit when opening up for The Rolling Stones to convince him to put some pants on, but he still kept the makeup and androgynous image.
After Purple Rain broke out, that's when the cac bands of the mid 80's started bustin out the makeup, giving way to what was called "hair metal".
For the first time, androgyny became a fad in R&B because of Prince during the mid-80's
You might know the lead singer of the New York Dolls by the name of the musical character he played on Saturday Night Live.
WAIT THAT'S THE NEW YORK DOLLS DUDE???
Alot of bands got they swag and look from new York Dolls...Sex Pistols learned how to troll and shock audiences in part from watching how the New York Dolls moved.
Jet BOY FLY is the shyt
Nkrumah Was Right
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WAIT THAT'S THE NEW YORK DOLLS DUDE???
Alot of bands got they swag and look from new York Dolls...Sex Pistols learned how to troll and shock audiences in part from watching how the New York Dolls moved.
Jet BOY FLY is shyt
Private World
FeverPitch2
Superstar
The Deele got the term "breed" from a song by Prince called Sexuality. In the song Prince talks about "the new breed".
Their look was inspired by Prince.
They wouldn't let Babyface join the group at first because he didn't have the look. They said he "wasn't Breed enough"
He wasn't even Babyface then, he was still going by Kenny. The rest of the band had stage names.
He eventually got the look. Bootsy Collins christened him Babyface.
He still went by Kenny until he was introduced on stage as Babyface and the women went crazy.
Nkrumah Was Right
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Brehs don’t understand how radical Prince was to black music. We have parental advisory stickers thanks to him!
Him and Michael were so good, cacs at MTV couldn’t boycott them.
FeverPitch2
Superstar
1000% facts.
Despite his non-Harlem looks and antics, Prince's music jammed hard as fukk. It was undeniable.
He wanted to be exciting. He didn't wanna look like Frankie Beverly and Maze.
This is why MJ and Prince dominated the 80's and they're still influential today.
zayk35
Superstar
Good to know
Lord_nikon
Veteran
both of those brehs gone 
