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Jesus! I’ve never seen a Pop Girl look this BEAUTIFUL in a music video.

 

I miss her so much!

 

:weeps: :weeps: :weeps: :weeps: :weeps:
 

 

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facts 

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Just now, kyliefever2002 said:

facts 

I don’t think a more beautiful Pop girl existed than Whitney Houston between 1986-1989. 
 

The woman literally had it all; the voice, the talent, the charisma and the beauty. No wonder she became a bonafide force so quickly. 

 

I’m literally speechless. 

 

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One of my favorite singles of hers even if it distanced her from the R&B audience at the time (as the Soul Train Awards clip where she was booed would tell us :deadbanana4:). This song is so pretty :heart:

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She always was. :siptea:

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16 minutes ago, Hector said:

One of my favorite singles of hers even if it distanced her from the R&B audience at the time (as the Soul Train Awards clip where she was booed would tell us :deadbanana4:). This song is so pretty :heart:

It was 1989.

 

The music industry had become integrated but audiences, and radio to an extent, were still so segregated by genres and styles and formats.

 

No other BLACK WOMAN (as a solo artist) had EVER reached the heights that Whitney Houston did, at that time, particularly on an international scale. 
 

Ms. Houston opened the Grammy awards for FOUR YEARS IN A ROW (1986, 1987, 1988, 1989). Her 1989 opening had performing in a white dress, with a full orchestra behind her, singing centre-stage and receiving a standing ovation before the song even finished. 
 


This was the peak of her being America’s Sweetheart and the night she certified herself as a legend. 

 

Those that booed her that night were simply jealous of her success and stature. This is why I’m so happy that both Anita Baker and Regina Belle, who were the R&B darlings at that time, mentioned her in their speeches during the show thereafter and thanked her for being so kind and pleasant to them. They knew the weight that Ms. Houston was carrying on her shoulders and they supported her.
 

Thankfully, the vast majority of Black America supported her too, and loved her. 
 

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Dear Miss GoodGuyGoneGhetto.

Yes, Whitney was stunning in that video BUT she was just as beautiful in all her other music videos. 

Whitneys beauty was just out of this world and let me not start talking about her voice... 

I'm so jealous of all the people that got to hear her live. Truly a legend. 

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Curse the day she ever ran into Bobby. Oh how I wish we still had this legend today :gaycat6:

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she was so stunning in all her music videos tbh :heart2: 

 

miss her so much and wish we still had her with us.

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All The Man That I Need and I Wanna Dance With Somebody are my favourite beauty looks from her - she looks absolutely beautiful :jonnycat:

 

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in all her music videos*, sis :allears:

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I came for this. I jus love how beautiful she looks here

 

i remember being speechless in da theatre when I saw this in The Bodyguard 

 

 

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“ATRL, Whitney Houston Was ****ing STUNNING In This Music Video.

 

rihported

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I didn't realize they remastered the GLOA video in 4k, her in the white dress towards the end:jonny2: 

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Personally she was at her beauty peak in the IWDWS video 

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The hair, the beat, the CHARISMA 

 

My dad knew what he was doing when he introduced me this legend when I was 9 

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Absolutely beautiful. :heart:
 

4 minutes ago, PMKARDASHIAN said:

My dad knew what he was doing when he introduced me this legend when I was 9 

A generation when parents used to introduce talent, not this mess today. 
 

:jonny5:

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1 minute ago, PMKARDASHIAN said:

Personally she was at her beauty peak in the IWDWS video 

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The hair, the beat, the CHARISMA 

 

My dad knew what he was doing when he introduced me this legend when I was 9 

Her beauty peak was in 1991, in my opinion, like @naval23.

 

She was 24 in the ”IWDWS” music video 

 

”All The Man That I Need” as she approached her 30’s >>>>>>>

 

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:weeps:

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@Devin @dabunique

 

Look how BEAUTIFUL our QUEEN looks here.

 

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3 minutes ago, GoodGuyGoneGhetto said:

@Devin @dabunique

 

Look how BEAUTIFUL our QUEEN looks here.

 

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U see when u sing about God u look heavenly 

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1 hour ago, Aribiotch said:

Curse the day she ever ran into Bobby. Oh how I wish we still had this legend today :gaycat6:

They say that Whitney was on drugs well before Bobby. Rumor has it that it was her brother that introduced her drugs.

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5 minutes ago, Devin said:

Absolutely beautiful. :heart:
 

A generation when parents used to introduce talent, not this mess today. 
 

:jonny5:

My dad introduced Whitney and Elton and my mother introduced Michael Jackson and Prince. They said “he’ll be gay AND have taste”

 

4 minutes ago, GoodGuyGoneGhetto said:

Her beauty peak was in 1991, in my opinion, like @naval23.

 

She was 24 in the ”IWDWS” music video 

 

”All The Man That I Need” as she approached her 30’s >>>>>>>

 

gorgeous-whitney.gif

 

:weeps:

I know it’s only a year difference, but her OPULENCE during the bodyguard era. Whew, Vanessa Williams could only dream. 

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This woman was a MODEL! 

Her beauty was unmtached!

Miss her every day...

 

 

 

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14 minutes ago, GoodGuyGoneGhetto said:

@Devin @dabunique

 

Look how BEAUTIFUL our QUEEN looks here.

 

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She's always been fine

Thinking Of You
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This is immediately what I thought of when I read the title.  She was the epitome of class, grace, beauty, and talent. She had it all, really.

 

Fun fact though, the Black community continued to drag her after they saw this music video (even after the I Wanna Dance with Somebody controversy) because they thought she was still selling out. Why? The love interest in the video looked racially ambiguous. You couldn't tell what race he was, but he surely wasn't Black. Come to find out, he was a wealthy, Italian man from NYC who owned an upscale restaurant. 

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