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Humans are not ready for this. The amount of accidents incoming....

Can't her man impregnate her already?

As long as the music is incredible, I'm happy. Being a great live performer is a huge bonus for me, ofcourse.

Marvin Gaye Luther Vandross Stevie Wonder Mariah Carey Whitney Houston Aretha Franklin Donny Hathaway (saddens me he is gone too soon) Celine Dion Sade Toni Braxton R. Kelly (trash human being but the man was a musical genius)

Aren't you tired, Christina?

Nah. Pure commercial sales and chart performance alone cannot make an artist a true legend. A legend requires legacy, and legacy is forged through impact, innovation, cultural resonance, and critical respect. When an artist achieves huge numbers by abusing modern commercial mechanics (like mass-producing physical variants, exploiting parasocial fanbases with aggressive monetization), the numbers become inflated while the art remains hollow...

What's so hard for her to perform at an intimate setting like this again? She's incredible. I mean, we understand she won't do a Tiny Desk these days but at least send us something live from her damn garage.

Man, I miss them. I miss these songs being performed. I'd really love a DC3 comeback after the trilogy is over...

Nearly 30 pages??? Slow news week?

Maroon 5 are overrated. D.M.F wins this one

I'm battling between Mary and Janet. I'll choose Janet (even though I've always admired her talent). Mary's discography is stronger

Old as hell? That was only 16 years ago. If I'd tell you it's the 90s decade for me, you would call me prehistoric?

This! I was so annoyed at EDM during that period.

I think in overall success with the GP and longevity in the charts, no other era in the 21st century comes close. But in the 20th century, there were a handful of females with the level of success as Adele's 21 though. Whitney's "Bodyguard" Celine Dion's "Falling into you" album and the Titanic era ("Let's talk about love" album) Shania Twain's "Come on over" Britney's "Baby one more time" Mariah's "Music box" was pretty big too, but it's singles weren't as big as Adele's 21.

Dang. Momma Bey looks so good... And Blue is her mother's twin. Wtf

Always be my baby Fantasy (bad boy remix) Underneath the stars Anytime you need a friend Everything fades away Fly like bird We belong together It's like that Obsessed My all Butterfly Can't let go That's for Mimi. Crazy in Love (ft. Jay-Z) Love on top Sweet dreams Baby boy (ft. Sean Paul) Deja vu (ft. Jay-Z) Naughty girl Alien superstar Dance for you Drunk in love (ft. Jay-Z) All night Me, myself and I Dangerously in love That's for Bey.

Maybe someone behind the scenes implanted a gay chip in his old a$$ brain and now he is manifesting. Who knows... I just need him out of there. We are tired

I would only listen if you pay me a million Dollars

Some of you are dumb and insensitive AF. A grown adult with stable mental health would not jump into a den with a tiger. Pretty obvious the man was not doing well mentally. RIP and prayers up for his loved ones!

It was the "Alien Superstar" of Cowboy Carter... If Matthew Knowles was still her manager, I doubt he would lose the opportunity to push it as the lead single from the album.

"4" is her second best album after "Renaissance." I've been listening to it lately and the songs are just phenomenal (excluding "Run the world")... I'm over it. "I miss you" "Schoolin' life" "End of time" "Dance for you" "Lay up under me" "Love on top" "I care" "1+1" "Countdown" "Party" (with Andre3000) All 10/10 "I was here", "Best thing I never had" and "Start over" and "Rather die young" rank lower. But overall, excellent R&B project.

The ultimate queen of bonus tracks Imagine all the treasures hidden in her vault that have never seen the light of day.

I honestly don't know what she's waiting for to put this on Spotify too... This deserved to be a single.

Gurl .....

The mother is here!