Aaliyah came out on the music scene when I was 13 and then I told people when I become a mom and if it's a girl I'm naming her after Aaliyah because it was a beautiful name. I got a chance to meet her in 1997 at a restaurant my brother worked at and she was so humble and sweet and signed her name on the One In A Million CD I had and still have to this day. I was devastated when she passed and in 2008 my first child was born, I named her Aaliyah and she just turned 16 last week. RIP Aaliyah.
That intro!!!! Goosebumps! Aaliyah is really the blueprint for so many of todays artist not only with music but fashion and makeup. I had huge posters of her on my wall, her cds. I wish they gave her; her own doll 😩 Thankyou for the clips telling people the CORRECT PRONUNCIATION of her name because people will argue you down online about how to say her name when it’s pronounced AH-LEE-YAH not UH-LEE-YAH I mean it’s on her debut album lol
Im from Detroit, born in 85, and had the honor of witnessing the beautiful journey of Aaliyah "babygirl" during her time in this dimension, which was nothing short of amazing. We were all impacted by her, and her passing affected us all deeply. She was real, had natural street cred, and was who every man in the industry wanted to be with. Our generation prioritized reading and education. Aaliyah was a 4.0 student at DSA here in Detroit. She wasn't just beautiful, but she was also very intelligent and mature. She was cool and stayed away from drama, although there were many who were jealous of her in the industry. Her passing was fishy, and she definitely deserves justice. 2024 is the year of revelation. Long live babygirl.
She was dubbed the Princess of Hip Hop/R n B--a moniker given to her by fans to acknowledge her talent and her youth. The more mature Mary J was the queen. Why try to re-write or over-write history?
I think people look older now because a lot of things weren't available to us 80s and 90s babies u had to buy almost everything in person and we thought wigs and make up was for “old people” we looked our age
It's terrible how they treated black artists back then it's why I refuse to go in their stores because you can sense they don't want us in there and I am not giving my money to stores who think of us in that way. Aaliyah's OIAM era is still influencing todays artist and generation and some aren't even aware those trends started with her. I love how positive you made this video without really speaking about RK or as you said "bald head d3m0n" lmaoooooo this highlights her beauty, talent and impact perfectly
Aaliyah was so ahead of her time 😩 effortless, graceful, mysterious, smooth, multitalented ! The path she paved could never be duplicated or erased ! She could sing, dance her butt off, act, model I appreciate you for showing her in a positive light and recognizing her for her talents & the trends she’s set through her years ❤️ safe travels babygirl 🕊️
In light of the recent developments concerning Diddy, I’m glad that Aaliyah didn’t end up working with him on the “One in a Million” album. Take a moment and think of the further physical and emotional damage she may have been subjected to after just having gone through the “R Kelly” part of her young life. Just the thought of what could have happened to her at Diddy’s hands evokes all kinds of negative thoughts in me. This poor girl went through more in her short life than I’ve experienced in all 48 years of my life. She will forever be missed 💕
Aaliyah is the DEFINITION OF BLUEPRINT. She’s the it girl in every aspect. Its so sad what happen to her but the fact that she had such a huge impact in such a small time is so iconic. In terms of fashion and pop music I feel like Rihanna kinda continued Aaliyah’s legacy (this may just be my delusion) but if Aaliyah was still here I feel like she would’ve went down the route Rihanna did.
Rihanna just like Drake in terms of biting and mimicking. I feel like Drake was heavily influenced by Aaliyah and Static Major especially in his early albums …but at least he pays homage and keep the legacy alive
@KrissyKayyy it’s a lot of biting going on . I looked at a pic of Rihanna the other and it looked like she had on a Aaliyah costume it’s sick cuz she really not here to enjoy the fruits of her labor….she literally paved the way . I’m glad u just told me that btw put that in my notes lol
Aaliyah came out before many other popular teen acts in the 90s and kickstarted the trend (brandy, Monica, Mya, Britney, NSYNC B2K etc) she started so many other trends as well in sounds and fashion, what an inspiration 🎉
Whew clock the girls for the correct way to say Aaliyah because a lot of them are new fans, young or not real fans because from jump she told people how to pronounce her name. She was such a natural performer and entertainer. She was involved in everything when it came to her career, the styling, producers and music videos which is what made her an icon, she wasn't trying to be like anyone else, which is why so many new artists fail... the labels are always trying to make them the next such and such rather than developing what they already have. Aaliyah was being who she naturally was
Despite how short her life was, her legacy will live on. I've worked on a pitch for an Aaliyah biopic, preferably a movie, and created a trailer for it. Hopefully, I’ll have the family’s approval after the 2014 disaster and make tweaks to it. Her biopic deserves to show the world what a true talent she was and that she was more than what R Kelly did to her.
There were enough interviews where she pronounced her name. She wasn't treated well by the entertainment industry, but despite the obstacles (and grooming), Aaliyah was able to rise above it all with genuine talent, poise, charisma, unique style, and sweetness. A light burned out too soon...
"Star power"-wise, I do believe that some people are naturally born with it. However, those unlucky enough can still develop it by working on their stage presence and scene comfort.
I’m so glad this video was made Aaliyah is the blueprint for so many artists today and a true trendsetter through her fashion, music, hairstyles. She will always be irreplaceable ❤
Heavy on the incomparable and I agree completely with being born with the it factor and star quality, there are so many big-name artists right now who are only big due to luck and or nepotism because so many of them lack that. I think they need to bring back auditioning for labels and artist development. the 90s and early 2000s were the last of true real artist, now it's just gimmicks, social media followers and lack of mystery. Aaliyah was not just beautiful but had the talent and was constantly improving on every album a TRUE artist 💖
I'm so glad that people are still recognizing her talents. I was this 6 year old who was OBSESSED with her back in 98. I had pictures of her on my wall. I was called all type of bad names associated with gays because of my love for her. As crazy as it sounds, when she died, that was when my life went to complete shit, not because if her death, but my home life. I had just turned 10.
I love when you showcase the vocals of the artists without the instrumental for us to really hearrrr them sing. Aaliyah is one of those artists like you said was just born with the it factor, classy beautiful and just herself. she wasn't pretending to be something she wasn't and it's annoying how anytime a new artist comes along they compare her to Aaliyah. it's not fair to the new artist and there was only ONE Aaliyah Edit: I can't believe how blatantly r a c!s+ so many brands were back then with refusing to send black artists clothing, that's a different level of h a t 3
I agree artist should be allowed to just be themselves and not compared to others. Aaliyah was in a lane of her own ✨ the designers back then were disgusting and some still are but it’s low key because they don’t want to be cancelled but so many black artists were denied clothing from luxury brands back in the day, it’s terrible.
Seriously! like how hateful can you be to not want someone wearing your brand ?! I remember Tina speaking about that with Destiny’s Child and how hard it was to get clothes for the girls smh
The editing for this video is top tier girl! one of my favorite Aaliyah song is Come Over. Tank and her singing is something I constantly replay when listening to that song lol and she requested Tank to do those vocals too. She was just gorgeous and so captivating 💕 and yessss Extra Smooth will always be an underrated bop on her self titled album! her and Static blended perfectly together
I was introduced to Aaliyah through my mom Ive always been a tomboy and wore big clothes and she said it reminded her of Aaliyah. At the time I was a sophomore in highschool and she told me that I would really love her music and style and ever since she has been my inspo. My dreams have always been to become a well known artist but unfortunately the industry is very dark. I’m just glad that I have found someone I can relate to style and personality wise she was very chill, laid back, and always herself
I wasn't around at that time but I'm glad I discovered her music and felt her impact in pop music nowadays. She pioneered the Y2K sound that people are bringing back recently! And her videos are quintessential Y2K MV.
I just wanted to compliment your style and how calm and cute your videos are, your voice is really nice to, I often watch your videos when I need to keep postives in my headspace, thank you for all of the cool videos!!!
Aaliyah was truly a gifted artist love listening to her music when I was a kid she had so much potential to become a bigger star it's sad she passed away at a young age she was brilliant in queen of the damned and romeo must die 🕊🕊🕊🕊💚💚💚
I absolutely love that you made this video about her. It really took me back to this era. I love that you showed pics of her I never seen before and I thought I saw them all. I love how she gave everyone she worked with props and she definitely was a triple threat. Even though I hate she's not here in the physical realm anymore I am glad she got to live her dreams out and leave her legacy behind.
She is one of my favorite female artist of all time I really loved her fashion , choreography and just her personality in general she was so real and humble and way ahead of her time may she rest in peace we miss her so much ❤️❤️🥺
I love her so much I cried about her the other day just listening to her music. She definitely has helped me through my darkest times. R.I.P Babygirl your so incredibly missed 🙏🏼🙏🏼😪❤️
Such a *beautiful* Queen!!!! 💖💖💖💖 I remember my Mom has her album that came with the DVD of the Behind the scenes disc of her videos & I always loved watching them with her.
I learned about her first through Romeo Must Die, which I loved, when I found out we didn't have her anymore it made me appreciate the music so much more ❤
It’s Whatever will always be my favorite by my baby.. I loved her ever since I was a child and love her even more now in my 30’s! Forever grateful for her and her music! Aaliyah Dana Haughton lives on ❤❤
Aaliyah was one the first artist to be given full creative control. I unheard of for a debuting artist especially one so young. As she matured she gained more control and became an amazing business women. So the ENTIRE didn’t do her dirty. As with any industry she experienced ups and downs.
Friday is her 30th anniversary of her first album age ain’t nothing but a number I was born 19 days before her death I was just baby I wished I could have met her 😔
I hate that most just view tragedy in Aaliyah’s life as another salacious story. Only wanting to focus on the bad things they know that happened to her. Let’s remember to celebrate her talent and art. Yes bad things happened but she was so much more to that. Her career always being resorted down to all the bad things is the real tragedy.
Honestly, if Aaliyah was still alive, she would've been great playing Dina Jones In dream girls That's my strongest opinion. Cause I saw the idea they were going for for Beyoncé to play Diana Ross in the film. But you have a lie that has a natural soprano. Soft voice and she would have been perfect if she was still alive 💕🥹
Some of you lack comprehension skills and like to be argumentative and contentious for nothing. You must be young or weren’t old enough to remember FACTS. I love Aaliyah too but she had heavy competition back then and was making her way into superstardom. Secondly she said she would’ve been a huge movie star and never mentioned anything about her being a bigger singer because she already was popular, explain to me how she already was a huge movie star ?? She said she could tap into different characters and did a good job acting… again misconstruing and twisting peoples words to fit your narrative
@@leiiibyes she had heavy competition but Aaliyah was in her own lane and her only competition was herself. I do believe she would’ve become an even bigger actress due to the fact that she was already working on The Matrix 2 and scheduled to appear in The Matrix 3. The movie Sparkle as well as Honey. So more acting was definitely in her future had she still been alive. Even with her self titled Album Aaliyah was about to dominate the industry.
@@shonnn9320 but that was not the comment that was made, the comment made was she was alreaDy a huge actress and she wasn’t. No one said she wouldn’t have been a huge actress that is literally the point that was made in the video and in my comment
@@kamsismithR. Kelly used to harm her from what I read. I think the song “I Refuse” was about some of the things she endured when she was with R. Kelly. It was nowhere near as bad as what Diddy did to Cassie tho 😢
I was 6 or 7 when she died. I seen her IMPACT in the south side of Chicago teens and kids vibing and creating dances to her music inthe late 90s-000s WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE 😂😢🎉
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We loved Aaliyah but the industry did her so dirty.
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Aaliyah came out on the music scene when I was 13 and then I told people when I become a mom and if it's a girl I'm naming her after Aaliyah because it was a beautiful name. I got a chance to meet her in 1997 at a restaurant my brother worked at and she was so humble and sweet and signed her name on the One In A Million CD I had and still have to this day. I was devastated when she passed and in 2008 my first child was born, I named her Aaliyah and she just turned 16 last week. RIP Aaliyah.
My best friend and I were 6 when she passed. She loved the name Aaliyah too and named her daughter Malia lol
This is such a beautiful and touching story. So precious you named your daughter after her.
Most females that are named Aaliyah got their name from her
Aaliyah was the best thing that ever happened to RnB, as far as I'm concerned.
Her influence is found today in so much in her short career I wish we could’ve saw her become!!!
That intro!!!! Goosebumps! Aaliyah is really the blueprint for so many of todays artist not only with music but fashion and makeup. I had huge posters of her on my wall, her cds. I wish they gave her; her own doll 😩 Thankyou for the clips telling people the CORRECT PRONUNCIATION of her name because people will argue you down online about how to say her name when it’s pronounced AH-LEE-YAH not UH-LEE-YAH I mean it’s on her debut album lol
Im from Detroit, born in 85, and had the honor of witnessing the beautiful journey of Aaliyah "babygirl" during her time in this dimension, which was nothing short of amazing. We were all impacted by her, and her passing affected us all deeply. She was real, had natural street cred, and was who every man in the industry wanted to be with. Our generation prioritized reading and education. Aaliyah was a 4.0 student at DSA here in Detroit. She wasn't just beautiful, but she was also very intelligent and mature. She was cool and stayed away from drama, although there were many who were jealous of her in the industry. Her passing was fishy, and she definitely deserves justice. 2024 is the year of revelation. Long live babygirl.
Can we start referring to Aaliyah as Queen Of Urban Pop; she hasn’t been touched, challenged or dismissed since she came out. Even in death.
I agree, for years I have been thinking and saying Aaliyah is not the Princess of R&B but the QUEEN/EMPRESS OF R&B (might even say Goddess)
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Those kind of labels are tacky.
It doesn't match her image or persona.
She was dubbed the Princess of Hip Hop/R n B--a moniker given to her by fans to acknowledge her talent and her youth. The more mature Mary J was the queen.
Why try to re-write or over-write history?
Aaliyah will always and forever be the flyest ever
I’m a 2003 baby and adoreeee Aaliyah I literally grew up with her music from my momma lol
20/21 year olds look so much like grown adults back then. Her and her peers had so much grace and confidence.
I think people look older now because a lot of things weren't available to us 80s and 90s babies u had to buy almost everything in person and we thought wigs and make up was for “old people” we looked our age
@@taijohnson9878and because skincare wasn’t as big as it is now
Aaliyah
TLC
Mary just blige can’t never be copied
Janet Jackson also
@@corshawnhughes8325 yes omg my girl Janet
It's terrible how they treated black artists back then it's why I refuse to go in their stores because you can sense they don't want us in there and I am not giving my money to stores who think of us in that way. Aaliyah's OIAM era is still influencing todays artist and generation and some aren't even aware those trends started with her. I love how positive you made this video without really speaking about RK or as you said "bald head d3m0n" lmaoooooo this highlights her beauty, talent and impact perfectly
Aaliyah was so ahead of her time 😩 effortless, graceful, mysterious, smooth, multitalented ! The path she paved could never be duplicated or erased ! She could sing, dance her butt off, act, model I appreciate you for showing her in a positive light and recognizing her for her talents & the trends she’s set through her years ❤️ safe travels babygirl 🕊️
In light of the recent developments concerning Diddy, I’m glad that Aaliyah didn’t end up working with him on the “One in a Million” album. Take a moment and think of the further physical and emotional damage she may have been subjected to after just having gone through the “R Kelly” part of her young life. Just the thought of what could have happened to her at Diddy’s hands evokes all kinds of negative thoughts in me. This poor girl went through more in her short life than I’ve experienced in all 48 years of my life. She will forever be missed 💕
apparently she worked with puff in trinidad … he claims to have misplaced the recordings …. unsure what era this was though
The highest, most exalted one. 🕊️
Aaliyah is the DEFINITION OF BLUEPRINT. She’s the it girl in every aspect. Its so sad what happen to her but the fact that she had such a huge impact in such a small time is so iconic. In terms of fashion and pop music I feel like Rihanna kinda continued Aaliyah’s legacy (this may just be my delusion) but if Aaliyah was still here I feel like she would’ve went down the route Rihanna did.
Rihanna just like Drake in terms of biting and mimicking. I feel like Drake was heavily influenced by Aaliyah and Static Major especially in his early albums …but at least he pays homage and keep the legacy alive
@@FXbySpecialK don’t piss me off
@@fan7708 I’ll just make my own video to prove my point . Have a good day
@KrissyKayyy it’s a lot of biting going on . I looked at a pic of Rihanna the other and it looked like she had on a Aaliyah costume it’s sick cuz she really not here to enjoy the fruits of her labor….she literally paved the way . I’m glad u just told me that btw put that in my notes lol
Aaliyah came out before many other popular teen acts in the 90s and kickstarted the trend (brandy, Monica, Mya, Britney, NSYNC B2K etc) she started so many other trends as well in sounds and fashion, what an inspiration 🎉
Before any of those artists she was the Blueprint.
This doesn't get acknowledged enough.
Aaliyah!!🥹😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
R&B HAVENT BEEN THE SAME WITHOUT YOU BABYGIRL!
Whew clock the girls for the correct way to say Aaliyah because a lot of them are new fans, young or not real fans because from jump she told people how to pronounce her name. She was such a natural performer and entertainer. She was involved in everything when it came to her career, the styling, producers and music videos which is what made her an icon, she wasn't trying to be like anyone else, which is why so many new artists fail... the labels are always trying to make them the next such and such rather than developing what they already have. Aaliyah was being who she naturally was
More than a Woman should have been released first! Aaliyah would’ve set the world on fire 🔥
Despite how short her life was, her legacy will live on. I've worked on a pitch for an Aaliyah biopic, preferably a movie, and created a trailer for it. Hopefully, I’ll have the family’s approval after the 2014 disaster and make tweaks to it. Her biopic deserves to show the world what a true talent she was and that she was more than what R Kelly did to her.
There were enough interviews where she pronounced her name. She wasn't treated well by the entertainment industry, but despite the obstacles (and grooming), Aaliyah was able to rise above it all with genuine talent, poise, charisma, unique style, and sweetness. A light burned out too soon...
"Star power"-wise, I do believe that some people are naturally born with it. However, those unlucky enough can still develop it by working on their stage presence and scene comfort.
i will never not watch an aaliyah legacy video great job!!
I’m so glad this video was made Aaliyah is the blueprint for so many artists today and a true trendsetter through her fashion, music, hairstyles. She will always be irreplaceable ❤
My Capricorn sis ❤ I was obsessed with her since day 1
Heavy on the incomparable and I agree completely with being born with the it factor and star quality, there are so many big-name artists right now who are only big due to luck and or nepotism because so many of them lack that. I think they need to bring back auditioning for labels and artist development. the 90s and early 2000s were the last of true real artist, now it's just gimmicks, social media followers and lack of mystery. Aaliyah was not just beautiful but had the talent and was constantly improving on every album a TRUE artist 💖
She was and is forever "That Girl". Timeless fashion and style!❤
gotta sit down for this one. This really takes me back.
I was born in 96 and my mom named me after her because she loved Aaliyah. I love her music and style. ❤
Year 2000 baby here Aaliyah hit different
I'm so glad that people are still recognizing her talents. I was this 6 year old who was OBSESSED with her back in 98. I had pictures of her on my wall. I was called all type of bad names associated with gays because of my love for her. As crazy as it sounds, when she died, that was when my life went to complete shit, not because if her death, but my home life. I had just turned 10.
I love when you showcase the vocals of the artists without the instrumental for us to really hearrrr them sing. Aaliyah is one of those artists like you said was just born with the it factor, classy beautiful and just herself. she wasn't pretending to be something she wasn't and it's annoying how anytime a new artist comes along they compare her to Aaliyah. it's not fair to the new artist and there was only ONE Aaliyah
Edit: I can't believe how blatantly r a c!s+ so many brands were back then with refusing to send black artists clothing, that's a different level of h a t 3
I agree artist should be allowed to just be themselves and not compared to others. Aaliyah was in a lane of her own ✨ the designers back then were disgusting and some still are but it’s low key because they don’t want to be cancelled but so many black artists were denied clothing from luxury brands back in the day, it’s terrible.
Seriously! like how hateful can you be to not want someone wearing your brand ?! I remember Tina speaking about that with Destiny’s Child and how hard it was to get clothes for the girls smh
The editing for this video is top tier girl! one of my favorite Aaliyah song is Come Over. Tank and her singing is something I constantly replay when listening to that song lol and she requested Tank to do those vocals too. She was just gorgeous and so captivating 💕 and yessss Extra Smooth will always be an underrated bop on her self titled album! her and Static blended perfectly together
Thank you for letting people know the correct way to pronounce her name!!!
RIP AALIYAH, SHE WAS VERY ICONIC & SHE WILL ALWAYS BE "ONE IN A MILLION" & I WILL FOREVER BE A HUGE FAN, MAY GOD BLESS HER SOUL!!!!😢♥️💋💯🔥
It’s so sad she gone. She is and was a true icon. Babygirl Aaliyah we love you ❤
I was introduced to Aaliyah through my mom
Ive always been a tomboy and wore big clothes and she said it reminded her of Aaliyah. At the time I was a sophomore in highschool and she told me that I would really love her music and style and ever since she has been my inspo. My dreams have always been to become a well known artist but unfortunately the industry is very dark. I’m just glad that I have found someone I can relate to style and personality wise she was very chill, laid back, and always herself
Aaliyah was a really good singer, i sorry she lose her life so tragically may she rest in peace
I wasn't around at that time but I'm glad I discovered her music and felt her impact in pop music nowadays. She pioneered the Y2K sound that people are bringing back recently! And her videos are quintessential Y2K MV.
I love Aaliyah so much she’s one of my biggest influences as a kid I’ve always wanted to dress like her she was so dope 😍😍😍😍😍
It’s amazing how Aaliyah still inspire artist like myself till this day!! I was born in the year 2000, but it feels as if I knew her.
The blueprint
I just wanted to compliment your style and how calm and cute your videos are, your voice is really nice to, I often watch your videos when I need to keep postives in my headspace, thank you for all of the cool videos!!!
Aw thank you so much honey, that means alot to me 💕 that’s why I’ve created this space 🩷✨
Aaliyah was truly a gifted artist love listening to her music when I was a kid she had so much potential to become a bigger star it's sad she passed away at a young age she was brilliant in queen of the damned and romeo must die
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I absolutely love that you made this video about her. It really took me back to this era. I love that you showed pics of her I never seen before and I thought I saw them all. I love how she gave everyone she worked with props and she definitely was a triple threat. Even though I hate she's not here in the physical realm anymore I am glad she got to live her dreams out and leave her legacy behind.
She is one of my favorite female artist of all time I really loved her fashion , choreography and just her personality in general she was so real and humble and way ahead of her time may she rest in peace we miss her so much ❤️❤️🥺
Thank you for saying it. She did not have to go to the Bahamas to shoot that video. It was a complete set up!
Love Aaliyah! 🥹🙌
I love her so much I cried about her the other day just listening to her music. She definitely has helped me through my darkest times. R.I.P Babygirl your so incredibly missed 🙏🏼🙏🏼😪❤️
So happy right now aaliyah is my idol been waiting for this video
has no idea she was of Jamaican descent 🇯🇲🖤
This was a great overview for the R&B princess. I would love to see a video like this covering the legendary Sade!!
Thank you babe 🩷 I loveee me some Sade and she’s most certainly coming up next ✨
Whew her in that Roberto Cavalli dress 😍
Such a *beautiful* Queen!!!! 💖💖💖💖 I remember my Mom has her album that came with the DVD of the Behind the scenes disc of her videos & I always loved watching them with her.
I learned about her first through Romeo Must Die, which I loved, when I found out we didn't have her anymore it made me appreciate the music so much more ❤
She was really great in that film
It’s Whatever will always be my favorite by my baby.. I loved her ever since I was a child and love her even more now in my 30’s! Forever grateful for her and her music! Aaliyah Dana Haughton lives on ❤❤
One little correction: "Got To Give It Up" was also released as a single from "One In A Million" album 💞
Detroit queen 👑 ❤️
Aaliyah was one the first artist to be given full creative control. I unheard of for a debuting artist especially one so young. As she matured she gained more control and became an amazing business women. So the ENTIRE didn’t do her dirty. As with any industry she experienced ups and downs.
THEE LEGEND HERSELF🤩🤩🤩🤩! Rip babygirl,❤️ always!!
AALIYAH WILL ALWAYS BE THE BABYGIRL ❤😊 Rest in Peace 🙏🏽 🎉
She and her brothers are twinnnnnnsssss!!!
🥰🥰😍😍❤❤❤Aaliyah aka Baby girl 🎉🎉🎉😇😇💖💗💗💓💞💕💟💌🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Friday is her 30th anniversary of her first album age ain’t nothing but a number I was born 19 days before her death I was just baby I wished I could have met her 😔
Great documentary. Aaliyah was so beautiful.☺️
Very excited for this video 🖤.
I hate that most just view tragedy in Aaliyah’s life as another salacious story. Only wanting to focus on the bad things they know that happened to her. Let’s remember to celebrate her talent and art. Yes bad things happened but she was so much more to that. Her career always being resorted down to all the bad things is the real tragedy.
Right I said the same thing, she did an amazing job doing this video and kept it to her accomplishments, talent and impact
Happy Thursday sis God bless you and your family and friends have a great day💯💯💯🙌🙌🙌💜💖💛Thank love ✨️✨️✨️🌻🌻🌻
Still my favorite artist 🖤 miss her
I loved this video!! Thank you for keeping it about her life and not focusing too much on her tragic passing.💜💙💚
10/10 video I do wish you included the matrix movie and other movies she auditioned for/ had in the works
I wish she was still here
❤❤thank you for making this❤❤
The only R&B Singer that I loved. We love you Baby Girl.🤍🌟🤍👸🏾
I miss Aaliyah 😭
The beautiful Aaliyah 😍 A style like no other.
Aww I’m wearing my Aaliyah shirt from Walmart today to work. ☺️Rip babygirl. Ur legacy lives on…💞💞💞
We missed out on that clothing, I just know it would’ve been 🔥😮💨
Summer of 1994, At your best was my favorite song 🎵 ❤️
I love your videos!!!
What a beautiful tribute 😊❤
Very well done video paying homage to the queen 💕
YEEEEESSSS!!!!❤❤❤❤Thank you for this video
AWSOME VIDOE. Aaliyiah so Beautiful.
Honestly, if Aaliyah was still alive, she would've been great playing Dina Jones In dream girls That's my strongest opinion. Cause I saw the idea they were going for for Beyoncé to play Diana Ross in the film. But you have a lie that has a natural soprano. Soft voice and she would have been perfect if she was still alive 💕🥹
I can be is the best song on the red album. Also, the whole " she could have been a great actress or bigger singer" she already is/ was.
Some of you lack comprehension skills and like to be argumentative and contentious for nothing. You must be young or weren’t old enough to remember FACTS. I love Aaliyah too but she had heavy competition back then and was making her way into superstardom. Secondly she said she would’ve been a huge movie star and never mentioned anything about her being a bigger singer because she already was popular, explain to me how she already was a huge movie star ?? She said she could tap into different characters and did a good job acting… again misconstruing and twisting peoples words to fit your narrative
@@leiiibyes she had heavy competition but Aaliyah was in her own lane and her only competition was herself. I do believe she would’ve become an even bigger actress due to the fact that she was already working on The Matrix 2 and scheduled to appear in The Matrix 3. The movie Sparkle as well as Honey. So more acting was definitely in her future had she still been alive. Even with her self titled Album Aaliyah was about to dominate the industry.
@@shonnn9320 but that was not the comment that was made, the comment made was she was alreaDy a huge actress and she wasn’t. No one said she wouldn’t have been a huge actress that is literally the point that was made in the video and in my comment
THIS WOULD HAVE BEEN SO GREAT TO DEBUT IN AUGUST
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Yaaassss talk bout my baby 💕♾️🙌🏾🫶🏾
Thank you so much for shutting out Aaliyah’s Jamaican background a lot of people don’t know that
I've been waiting for more of your vids. This is some fresh content❤️
Thank you babe, I appreciate it 🩷
Oh lord not diddy
Thank God because she could have been the 90s Cassie and knowing Diddy, he's R Kelly 2.0.
@@kamsismithR. Kelly used to harm her from what I read. I think the song “I Refuse” was about some of the things she endured when she was with R. Kelly. It was nowhere near as bad as what Diddy did to Cassie tho 😢
I was 6 or 7 when she died. I seen her IMPACT in the south side of Chicago teens and kids vibing and creating dances to her music inthe late 90s-000s WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE 😂😢🎉
My liyahh and the poohh🖤🖤.
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can you pls do a breakdown on Meagan Good
The answer is Ciara at 1:35
NOT EVEN lol ciara can wish 🤣
She looks Jamaican...