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Do you remember ATRL legend Manika?

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Queen Manika invented sexual fluidity and served various iconic looks, choreo and budget with I Might Go Lesbian (bop!)

 

She was also a four-time hitmaker on Billboard's Hot Single Sales chart and booked high profile collabs with artists like Tyga :clap3: Her YouTube comments are still overwhelmingly positive to this day! The GP can't get enough. Legend needs to come back with more organic hits.

I thought this would be about an ATRLer called Manika :deadbanana2:

 

OT: Clearly not.

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Just now, magazine said:

I thought this would be about an ATRLer called Manika :deadbanana2:

 

OT: Clearly not.

She had a massive hit thread back in the day about her iconic career and accomplishments, I wish we could still see it :(

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I did find this ONTD thread which is still up, I forgot about the extent of the mess :dies:

 

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After a few Google searches, one can see that Manika's whole singing career is built upon a foundation of lies and deceit. Manika's label WAMAFRAMA ENTERTAINMENT, LLC is actually owned by her parents Wallace H Ward and Grace T Ward. Her parents also own a company named MANIKA, LLC.

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The LA Times wrote about Manika's grandfather Frank R Wallace, as well as her father Wallace H Ward. Frank R Wallace founded a group called the Society, which also goes by the name Neo-Tech, that sends out a 10-page letter asking people to pay $135.50 in order to get a 1,200-page book which reveals all of the Society's secrets, as well as tells them how to join the Society. The LA Times describes the Society as "a front for an Ayn Rand-inspired movement." Manika's grandfather, described as an "American author, publisher and mail-order magnate," even has his own Wikipedia page, which mentions him getting convicted for various tax crimes in the 90s.

 

I do but what this really reminds me of is that random girl who lived in Alabama or something who used Jessica Simpson's music to post on Spotify and claimed she was a mega successful popstar :bibliahh:

I can't remember her name but that thread was iconic

 

EDIT: not me remembering it, ******* "Lucia Cole" :bibliahh:

Edited by scenekiller

I remember some user mentioning her and I did like all the research and honestly it's kinda funny, some of her music bops in an ironic sort of way tbh, especially My Way :coffee2:

All the antics and fakery are so funny

Edited by smartalek22

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