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https://twitter.com/P3canParadis3/status/1467487869510066176?s=20

She's so silly

[Justaway_]

jdjsjwsj not a mya vs kelis stanwar in 2022

[ssw4919]

Someone needs to do an It's All About Me challenge or TikTok mess. 

dddddddddddddddd

you think these kids are checking for some damns mya

They pull songs out of nowhere at times.

The So Gone challenge, for instance.

[ssw4919]

Creole Lady Marmalade

[Kaeli.]

the Alt Black girl aesthetic that's popular today 

cdcdffgggnt

can you find me some articles on Mya's impact and influence cus



No one ever talks about her. Outside of Lady Marm'

I was just laughing because ain't no "alt Black girl" out here popping right now
Ppl haven't said anything like that since like 2007 when Fefe Dobson was out

Boy i'm talking about regular women

[Kaeli.]

But... Willow, Rico Nasty & NAO are some girls that obviously take from Kelis... am mean... Still can't think of anyone Mya has influenced

[Kaeli.]

Ppl definitely talked about Mya
she was known for being pretty/sexy and a great dancer
also the rumors about her sex life

FSNJFNJSDJF

Oh wow. Revered self

[Kaeli.]

Anyway... time for some receipts that actually matt'

NAO:

She ticks every box for a modern artist and she's not afraid to take risks, whether it's in her look or sound. To go from 'Caught Out There' and 'Good Stuff' to '4th July (Fireworks)' and 'Acapella' shows the breadth of her abilities. Flesh Tone is one of the best ever house music albums — to switch it up in that way 10 years into her career is just incredible.

"After all the Auto-Tuned vocals and Photoshopped gym body photos of '90s R&B stars, Kelis was such a tonic. She gave real women a role model, she challenged every stereotype and didn't conform to any of the expectations on her as a black woman in the media spotlight. Her impact was to say you can look beautiful with a healthy body shape, wear whatever feels right, combine any styles of music you like, and rock your natural hair — which is something the world always needs!"

David Guetta:

"It was great working with her. She was coming with a completely different approach than other artists. My sound was quite new at the time but like I said she wanted to work with [my] more experimental side and was really going for it. I respect that, it was brave.

"Of course, I was a fan before. 'Milkshake' is so so amazing. It's cool, fun, and sexy. It's easy to remember, DJ-friendly for the club but also a cool song to listen to at home. It really has everything."

Sage The Gemini

It was an incredible opportunity to be able to be on the same song as her. I was most definitely a fan before, from first hearing 'Caught Out There' and 'Got Your Money.' I love all her concepts, but I most admire her originality and ability to stay true to herself in this industry."

Chloe



Kelis also has an album on the Rolling Stones Greatest albums of all time list. Wanna take a wild guess at who DOESN'T? (Mya)

Not to mention her influence on future fashion icons like Rih, Gaga & Pharrell.

Mya isn't important. At all... probably why less people listen to her than Kelis in the present day. What good is a hit if no one remembers the mess. Hopefully the actually important Lady Marm' girls call her back for a reunion mess cus that's all anyone wants from sis 

[DopeSoul.]

Ppl definitely talked about Mya
she was known for being pretty/sexy and a great dancer
also the rumors about her sex life

FSNJFNJSDJF

Oh wow. Revered self

VVVVVVCCCCCCBBVVVCCVVBBVVVCBBBVV

[RAY7]

But... Willow, Rico Nasty & NAO are some girls that obviously take from Kelis... am mean... Still can't think of anyone Mya has influenced

the thread is filled with them but to remind you
Normani, Dawn, Tinashe, Ari Lennox, and Princess Nokia to name a few

[Dr Naomi Campbell]

Anyway... time for some receipts that actually matt'

NAO:

She ticks every box for a modern artist and she's not afraid to take risks, whether it's in her look or sound. To go from 'Caught Out There' and 'Good Stuff' to '4th July (Fireworks)' and 'Acapella' shows the breadth of her abilities. Flesh Tone is one of the best ever house music albums — to switch it up in that way 10 years into her career is just incredible.

"After all the Auto-Tuned vocals and Photoshopped gym body photos of '90s R&B stars, Kelis was such a tonic. She gave real women a role model, she challenged every stereotype and didn't conform to any of the expectations on her as a black woman in the media spotlight. Her impact was to say you can look beautiful with a healthy body shape, wear whatever feels right, combine any styles of music you like, and rock your natural hair — which is something the world always needs!"

David Guetta:

"It was great working with her. She was coming with a completely different approach than other artists. My sound was quite new at the time but like I said she wanted to work with [my] more experimental side and was really going for it. I respect that, it was brave.

"Of course, I was a fan before. 'Milkshake' is so so amazing. It's cool, fun, and sexy. It's easy to remember, DJ-friendly for the club but also a cool song to listen to at home. It really has everything."

Sage The Gemini

It was an incredible opportunity to be able to be on the same song as her. I was most definitely a fan before, from first hearing 'Caught Out There' and 'Got Your Money.' I love all her concepts, but I most admire her originality and ability to stay true to herself in this industry."

Chloe



Kelis also has an album on the Rolling Stones Greatest albums of all time list. Wanna take a wild guess at who DOESN'T? (Mya)

Not to mention her influence on future fashion icons like Rih, Gaga & Pharrell.

Mya isn't important. At all... probably why less people listen to her than Kelis in the present day. What good is a hit if no one remembers the mess. Hopefully the actually important Lady Marm' girls call her back for a reunion mess cus that's all anyone wants from sis 

Ack!

[klappa.]

https://twitter.com/P3canParadis3/status/1467487869510066176?s=20

She's so silly

vvvvvcccvcccvvvc love them

[Dr Naomi Campbell]

Mya and Kelis have remained pretty consistent throughout their careers but
Kelis has a edge over Mya because she's known outside of the R&B circles and has a more international presence and base.

[klappa.]

Anyway... time for some receipts that actually matt'

NAO:

She ticks every box for a modern artist and she's not afraid to take risks, whether it's in her look or sound. To go from 'Caught Out There' and 'Good Stuff' to '4th July (Fireworks)' and 'Acapella' shows the breadth of her abilities. Flesh Tone is one of the best ever house music albums — to switch it up in that way 10 years into her career is just incredible.

"After all the Auto-Tuned vocals and Photoshopped gym body photos of '90s R&B stars, Kelis was such a tonic. She gave real women a role model, she challenged every stereotype and didn't conform to any of the expectations on her as a black woman in the media spotlight. Her impact was to say you can look beautiful with a healthy body shape, wear whatever feels right, combine any styles of music you like, and rock your natural hair — which is something the world always needs!"

David Guetta:

"It was great working with her. She was coming with a completely different approach than other artists. My sound was quite new at the time but like I said she wanted to work with [my] more experimental side and was really going for it. I respect that, it was brave.

"Of course, I was a fan before. 'Milkshake' is so so amazing. It's cool, fun, and sexy. It's easy to remember, DJ-friendly for the club but also a cool song to listen to at home. It really has everything."

Sage The Gemini

It was an incredible opportunity to be able to be on the same song as her. I was most definitely a fan before, from first hearing 'Caught Out There' and 'Got Your Money.' I love all her concepts, but I most admire her originality and ability to stay true to herself in this industry."

Chloe



Kelis also has an album on the Rolling Stones Greatest albums of all time list. Wanna take a wild guess at who DOESN'T? (Mya)

Not to mention her influence on future fashion icons like Rih, Gaga & Pharrell.

Mya isn't important. At all... probably why less people listen to her than Kelis in the present day. What good is a hit if no one remembers the mess. Hopefully the actually important Lady Marm' girls call her back for a reunion mess cus that's all anyone wants from sis 

oh wow

actual reciepts on how kelis INFLUENCED the gors instead of a clip of somebody singing her mess on IG live

 

[RAY7]

Sage the Gemini, a male rapper that was just being nice because they worked together and DAVID GUETTA a EDM DJ saying that she's "different" is not her influence