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Flex

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  1. Before I even clicked and just read the title True Jackson VP came to mind instantly!
  2. Flex replied to URBAN's topic in Base
    An inside source says she's independent rn
  3. Flex replied to URBAN's topic in Base
  4. God Must Really Love Me by Tori Kelly
  5. Flex replied to URBAN's topic in Base
    I only say I wonder what her next big gig is since she was on the show and as someone who is a big fan. Of course it's about the music and building herself, but fans can also be excited and look forward to what's ahead especially since there were a lot of delays and cancellations in the past. Love to see the girl on any stage
  6. Flex replied to URBAN's topic in Base
    I wish she could've performed on AGT as well and not just assist Simon. But I'm still happy with more exposure and the performances she has been doing. I wonder what the next big gig will be
  7. Flex replied to URBAN's topic in Base
  8. I always understood the point she was trying to make with Oprah and she made sense once she clarified after all the backlash.. but I can't get behind her on this one. This is so embarrassing. TSR was a cultural phenomenon for everyone but especially black households during that time and as the youngest black female to have a tv show named after herself, she doesn't want to fully own it? Why make up this narrative and diminish it to just "color" when in actuality seeing color was a very important factor for many kids during that era? Who cares who wrote the show? That's not really relevant when talking about the impact it still had for black folks. Maybe a little ironic if they were all white but doesn't take away the significance of it in the end. She's right that it was universal because the show was entertaining and fun for all kids and families, but let's not act like it didn't do a major service to the black community. So many black girls and boys have had their personality and humor molded by Raven Baxter. When we're seeing black representation on a major network for young developing minds, having episodes revolve around or including things related to black people, literally having AAVE thrown in at times and Raven herself even telling Eddie "just like a n*gga" in the background of one scene that editors most likely missed, then yes.. Raven Baxter is going to feel black? Like wtf? They have the audacity to say "hear the words" and I'm just so perplexed…
  9. Does the full version exist anywhere?
  10. Flex replied to remming's topic in Base
  11. Flex replied to URBAN's topic in Base
    Seeing her stage presence in person for the first time in so long was amazing
  12. I don't think 3 ruins it, it's just not what people are used to from them. If we were just now introduced to them as a trio, we wouldn't think anything of it. It doesn't take away from their performance skills. It still works for me, but I do think they'd benefit from filling out the stage with more girls. Something like this:

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