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Could Tate McRate pull off "If"?

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No, but it's okay, the song was good for that time and we don't need a rehash.

No and you knew that. You gays are stuck in a creative rut

yes ofc she can do anything she puts her mind to. my fave is so hot, so smart, so witty.

She can try to reheat 'If' nachos like it wouldn't be hard considering that she has already reheated Billie, Olivia, Timbaland, Britney, etc. during all her career so far.

As I said in the thread that asked if she's the next Janet Jackson, HOW DARE YOU??

that little girl can't pull off any semblance of grown woman sexiness. please.

If I close my eyes and try to imagine it, yes actually. Tate & Janet are very similar vocally and as dancers.

9 minutes ago, Graffiti said:

Tate & Janet are very similar vocally and as dancers.

I can see where you coming from, sorta.

But as mentioned in the post above yours, Tate is giving little girl while Janet always have WOMAN.

That's the issue with mainstream pop music for the last 15-20 years. It continues churning out girls and not women. I couldn't even think of Taylor as a woman she is still very much a girl in the way she presents herself and the content of her music and craft in general.

I feel like the last grown woman we got in Pop music was Gaga rip

No and it's fine because it's a bit overrated anyway, I would love to see Tate cosplay as Damita Jo

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