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[Harlem]

TAOL is low key iconic

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!!!!!!!!!

Her looks & make up in that damn video too

[b7]

the way she could step on to that same set and look the same if not better right now




who directed that one, again? They need to link tf back up

[Harlem]

the way she could step on to that same set and look the same if not better right now




who directed that one, again? They need to link tf back up

!!!!

Dave Meyers directed this king! He should've did WIS2U and Afrodisiac videos too

[Demetri La Robyn 🤴🏾]

I find it interesting that a lot you became fans and/or Stan's during this era. Living in this time was very odd for me, everyone around kinda stopped fucking with brandy because of this album. I was stanning by myself lol.

[b7]

I find it interesting that a lot you became fans and/or Stan's during this era. Living in this time was very odd for me, everyone around kinda stopped fucking with brandy because of this album. I was stanning by myself lol.

zhbxbxnxnnx

It's funny because she gained a whole new international fan base because of this album 



She loses some and gains some every era.

[b7]

Now she got all of West Africa anticipating her next mess talkin bout she should do a whole AfroBeats project. I wouldn't be mad at an EP in that universe, it fits her like a glove. 🥵 Looks and all

[Demetri La Robyn 🤴🏾]

Now she got all of West Africa anticipating her next mess talkin bout she should do a whole AfroBeats project. I wouldn't be mad at an EP in that universe, it fits her like a glove. 🥵 Looks and all

Yes! Yes! Yes!

[Demetri La Robyn 🤴🏾]

I find it interesting that a lot you became fans and/or Stan's during this era. Living in this time was very odd for me, everyone around kinda stopped fucking with brandy because of this album. I was stanning by myself lol.

zhbxbxnxnnx

It's funny because she gained a whole new international fan base because of this album 



She loses some and gains some every era.

That's very much true. She stopped being for everyone and became a either you love her or you don't type of artist.

[Harlem]

I def became a stan during this era... I was invested in Brandy finally tapping into her "artist" side... from firing her mom as a manager, leaving Rodney for Timbaland, Kanye lead single, I was kinda sold!

Her creative & marketing teams just couldn't keep up the momentum... I remember first listening to the album in my Sony CD player LOL and just being wow'd w/ the content and her growth...

[RAY7]

I was about 15 during my this era. I feel like I was finally able to understand how ridiculous Brandy is musically and vocally. Before then I was a fan, had liked all her singles and watched Moesha and her movies but I didn't grasp what she does with her harmonies/layers, her runs and her timbre/texture. It's not for kids

[Harlem]

I was about 15 during my this era. I feel like I was finally able to understand how ridiculous Brandy is musically and vocally. Before then I was a fan, had liked all her singles and watched Moesha and her movies but I didn't grasp what she does with her harmonies/layers, her runs and her timbre/texture. It's not for kids

!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I remember being sooo wow'd with Focus & Should I Go!!! I remember finishing the album and being like Brandy is the truth

[Demetri La Robyn 🤴🏾]

I was indifferent to the album when it first came out. From my first listen I was wowed with maybe two songs.  The press kept hyping up her working with Tim; it was all lackluster to me. I found some of the beats to be weird, and couldn't compete with his past work. I felt it lacked uptempos and radio records and Songs like "Focus" went on way too long imo. It has grown on me but I still believe it could have been better.

As for the marketing, Benny did his thang. She was everywhere and was seen; everyone knew she had a cd coming out. The way he had her over every black magazine was dope to me. Every week she was on somebody's tv show, and airing on the 3 music channels constantly with (hosting 106 & park, making the videos etc)  I was very impressed with this push! 

[Aalumeci.]

I was about 15 during my this era. I feel like I was finally able to understand how ridiculous Brandy is musically and vocally. Before then I was a fan, had liked all her singles and watched Moesha and her movies but I didn't grasp what she does with her harmonies/layers, her runs and her timbre/texture. It's not for kids

Its not for kids and I will cut you some slack because of our age difference BUT FM could have TAUGHT you this. But you were of age during Afro so.

Because when I heard the last 30 seconds of HE IS.

I just.

had never.

[Aalumeci.]

and I have always advocated for TAOL.

Its GOD tier

[Demetri La Robyn 🤴🏾]

Do you think it was a great first single/launching pad for new era?