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I cried so hard yesterday because I was already grieving Aaliyah's 25th anniversary. RIP Dolly. I'm still so in shock.

Ugh "All I Need" is such a classic. 😢

One of my favorite live performances from her. This was when TRL did spring break and her video was at #3 on the countdown. I really miss her.

The untimely death of Aaliyah left a lot of people in shock and grief on this day 25 years ago. This thread is just to memorialize her and for you all to share your favorite songs/performances/moments of her. Thank you. Here's my favorite song of hers:

This is about to be the most random post in this thread but .. I feel like ME! was released at the perfect time because it was really released during Taurus season, and i feel like that's how a lot of us think mentally 🫢 don't get me wrong — LOVE the song (I'm a Taurus - May 6). Just personally thought the song exhibited Taurus traits/ ok that's all. Thanks bye 🏃‍♂️

Bbnnbbb lemme go stream "Show Stopper"

As Duane "Keefe D" Davis prepares to stand trial for the 1996 murder of Tupac Shakur, testimony from a retired law enforcement official has brought one of the case's most explosive—and long-disputed—allegations back into focus. Retired detective Daryn Dupree testified about previous conversations investigators allegedly had with Davis, including claims involving Sean "Diddy" Combs and an alleged payment connected to Shakur's killing. According to Dupree, investigators were initially speaking with Davis about the 1997 murder of Christopher "The Notorious B.I.G." Wallace when Davis began offering information concerning Tupac's death. During those conversations, Dupree says Davis alleged that Combs had offered money to have Shakur killed. More https://thesource.com/2026/08/20/retired-detective-says-keefe-d-claimed-diddy-paid-for-tupacs-murder/ — Not surprised if true

Damn fight back yall

To be fair - it was nominated for Best R&B Song and she was supposed to perform it there.

I love the fact that KIB keeps trying to claw its way back to the public because it should have been a smash standout from the ANTi era.

Justice for "Dirty Laundry" because this song still makes me tear up to this day.

And her ducking out the camera

Nnnn no, but here's the original

Nnnn that ain't me. It's some med student currently enrolled 💀

Not at all. Lmao. Lemme move over to twitter to see the drama.

My hometown!

LOL. Katy was on a streak though. I genuinely was surprised it was rejected.

The second single from 'Prism,' "Unconditionally," peaked outside the top ten — the first since her #29 peaking single in 2009 ("Thinking of You"). Why did America let it go?

Why yes!

I was there to contribute