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[Nonchalantboi]

No daddy wasn't even promoted like that and that song goes hard! I also think the problem was no parents ain't gonna buy a teenage girl album with explicit language bout "meet at a phone booth my momma acting kinda thing" for their daughters anyways. Wasn't she like 16/17 when she drop this album? Her album was dope af but real grown at the same time

[DopeSoul.]

Praise ha

[Demetri Collier Electronics 🤴🏾]

Y'all giving her album too much lmao. It was an decent debut, but dope asf??? . I mean i liked "No Daddy" but that's not a hit record. If she didn't make a hit outta "make a girl feel good" this wasn't doing nothing either.

[DopeSoul.]

n

[Demetri Collier Electronics 🤴🏾]

Has she made another album since 2005?

[Lazarus]

Why not keep both though? Rih could've been their pop artist, TeALLAH could've been their urban star.

I feel like Teairra was hard to work with or sumn maybe because it made no sense

She had a bit of an attitude problem.

[Scott.]

bitch
this song will never not go tf awf

the way u can still feel the THUMP on this LQ ass vidya

!!!!!!!

[Scott.]

I'M AT THE PHONE BOOTH, MY MA JUST PISSED ME OFF!!!!
Step lil heffa. Jay shouldn't have dropped her b/c Teairra def had potential but you know they only like 1 black girl at a time.

Phonebooth was>>>>>

That should've been her second single and not that ghetto ass "No Daddy"

[Demetri Collier Electronics 🤴🏾]

La la is the true standout on her album.

[Sovereign.]

I just watched her Breakfast Club interview. She's been through so much personally and professionally and she has so much talent and potential. I really don't fuck with how Charlamagne was playing her in that interview either. I really hate how black women are always the brunt of the industry's joke.

[FRANCE]

Why not keep both though? Rih could've been their pop artist, TeALLAH could've been their urban star.

i'm sorry, but Teairra just never really had IT for me...at all. She just screams low budget to me. Rihanna had a HUGE hit and none of Teairra's singles really took off. And from what we know, she was the one they were focusing on more - more money spent, less return. On top of that, I hrd she had a really bad attitude and Im pretty sure her mouth got her into some trouble that made her a bit more difficult to work with. Maybe there were problems with her work ethic as well. Who knows what was going on behind the scenes.

Before a yr even went by, Rihanna alrdy released SOS which was smashing the charts and went to #1. At that point, it was prob just wise to put all your resources into the one artist and make even more money. Plus, at that point, Pop music was starting to be the new wave. Shit, even Christina Milian was offered SOS and rejected it and look what happened to her project? Sounds like just a smart business decision.

[DopeSoul.]

Yeah teairra has a good voice..actually has stage presence but no IT factor. She's not a star.

[Dr Naomi Campbell]

Yeah teairra has a good voice..actually has stage presence but no IT factor. She's not a star.

[Andthecategoryis...]

Yeah teairra has a good voice..actually has stage presence but no IT factor. She's not a star.

Okay we can say the same about Summer Walker, Queen Naija and a lot of these girls now. I think it was about timing and no one saw Rihanna as this big star but she had a machine behind her that let her develop and pushed her.

[DopeSoul.]

Oh okay