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2000s iconic all female live with Bey, Rih, Miley, Fergie and more lashed on Twitter

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Why are the comments TAKING ME OUT :bibliahh:

 

 

One of my fav performances. It was like a game of telephone and everyone was passing on a different pitch

 

they were playing hide and seek with the key

 

It's giving chorus concert with 2 or 3 good solos 

 

The chokehold the wig had on Bey 

 

Fergie sounds exactly like how she did the National anthem 

 

Rihanna on her wtf is wrong with Miley voice 

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There's really nothing wrong with this performance. Honestly, I'm surprised that Gen Z even knows who most of them are.

I always loved this performance.

The crowd RISING UP the moment Fergie started her part will forever be in my heart. :heart2::heart2::heart2:

I wish they kept doing this, it was for a good cause and we got to see all our favorite female artists singing together.

2 hours ago, Zaynsus said:

I wish they kept doing this, it was for a good cause and we got to see all our favorite female artists singing together.

Yea, charity song ensembles were a big thing in the 80s-00s. Most of the songs are cheesey or hokey but I thought 'Stand Up' was alright. Also, the 2001 cover of 'What's Going On' was good.

them turning down Mariah eating everyone up with the climax note will always be funny to me :ahh: 

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