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[Dee]

A bitch will scream HOMOSEXUAL! with no legit receipts. These YouTubers clearly don't do their homework

[throwintheTAL]

That's right every one
Continue to HOPscotch right over Dee's threads

Pay the faggot!

[Dee]

These article writers used to try and give MESS back in the day with Luther.

Mary Ida Vandross, a practical nurse, became the head of the family, and aside from a brief stint in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the Vandross family remained in New York City. When Vandross was 14, he attended a concert in Brooklyn that would influence him for the rest of his life. There, he first saw Dionne Warwick perform the Burt Bacharach song "Anyone Who Had a Heart;" quoted in Craig Seymour's biography Luther, Vandross recalled that "what she did to me just pierced me to the core ? I decided right then and there that that's what I wanted to do with my life. I wanted to do to somebody what she did to me." Vandross admired other female singers during the 1960s, including The Supremes and Patti LaBelle. Labelle recalled in Entertainment Weekly shortly after Vandross's death that "[when I] first met Luther [in the mid-1960s] ? I knew he was just a kid trying to get backstage so I let him come and meet us. After that, he became our fan club president."