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is this ci in the background giving a michelle mess

oh FAGG

The Michelle was that failure to start the engine ass vocal rih gave for work pre-chorus

[Herb.]

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[LOONA.]

[Herb.]

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[BAPHOMET.]

this clusterfuck of noise
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[SUPREME]

Guys I need attention

Hey

[LOONA.]

Guys I need attention

Hey

[Herb.]

iii really just dont understand
after all i do for u
still u show no fucking gratitude

ugh this is the BEST sitcom created song ever. kim park' could never

[SUPREME]

Guys I need attention

Hey

hey its been a while

how r u

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[Gilgamesh.]

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[AIDS!]

Work!
No one else is bringing up these important issues in their music and performance
I think we're fortunate to have one of the biggest stars in the world doing this
Michael and Janet touched on this but not as overt as Beyonce is doing it
Gotta applaud her for that

Are you serious?!

Michael tackled issues like this all the time.

"Black or White" and "Don't Care About Us" are two major examples.

Who said he didn't?
Janet went in on it further on the issue past 'Rhythm Nation' on to the Janet album
What I'm saying is that, in this day in age where everything has to be neutral and PC, it's refreshing to see someone as polished, politically quiet and 'neutral' as Beyonce touch on these issues
MJ and Janet at that time were edgy and outspoken, so them singing about those things wasn't shocking, this coming from Beyonce, who's music isn't necessarily thought provoking... is

[GLOCK]

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NCCBB

[MelMel]

[MAY]

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You gorls are a kii & a half

[MAY]

I wonder how supportive some of y'all would be if Monica, K. Michelle, Tamar, or Keri were doing this instead of Bey.

Just sayin...