Blessings to Ginuwine happily performing & all.🌹🌷🌺 Stingy Love You More When We Make Love Last Chance

I’m really blessed that I got to grow up listening to. D’Angelo Erykah Badu Anthony Hamilton Jill Scott Dwele Raphael Saadiq Floetry the Roots Rashaan Patterson Lauryn Hill India Arie Angie Stone Musiq Soulchild Bilal Raheem Devaughn Vivian Green Kindred Fam Soul Mint Condition

People really need to stop laughing at Black artists 50+ still performing for social media viral clips simply because they have a different pep in their step. I’ll take my legends moving & grooving to whatever senior citizen beat they need to any day just grateful they’re aging.

I don’t think anyone who is not a millennial & up should be part of any tribute for D’Angelo. Being born in 95 needs to be the cut off. It needs to be people who can really sing without auto tune & who actually are fans not just called up to do it because they have name buzz.

I’ve listened to “Nothing Even Matters” & “Lady” 30 times….I’ve watched “Untitled (How Does It Feel)” music video about 11 times in the last 24 hours. I’m still in shock about D’Angelo. 🕊️🌹

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Millennials stand up🗣️Mr Feeny is still alive & at Topanga’s #DWTS performance baby we won a beautiful nostalgia filled moment tonight.

People need reflection. I regret not having more time with you. Your undeniable beauty and talent were not of this world, and a presence not of this world needs protection in a world that covets light and the anointing of God. You sir, moved us, stirred us, inspired and even

Raphael Saadiq needs a very public & massively marketed ahead of time musical achievement award for his contributions to the art we’ve enjoyed. Artists from across the decades should be invited to perform. And give him a proper video montage that accurately represents his impact!

Please, somebody give this man his flowers. I don’t want us to be talking about his legacy after he’s gone. Raphael Saadiq is the closest parallel we have to Quincy Jones in any subsequent generations. His musical footprint is DECADES wide, across genres.

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On this day in 1992, Nas dropped his first official single “Halftime,” the song that introduced the world to Nasty Nas and set the stage for Illmatic. With razor-sharp rhymes over Large Professor’s production, Nas made his arrival clear: a 19-year-old from Queensbridge ready

D’Angelo, Richard Roundtree, and Chadwick Boseman are among the Black men we’ve lost to gastrointestinal cancers such as colon and pancreatic cancer. These diseases are taking too many of our icons. Please get regular screenings 🥺🙏🏾

this album changed my life.

D'Angelo's passing marks the end of a distinct creative force — a voice that shaped neo-soul not merely as a style but as a way to reclaim depth, musicianship and authenticity in modern R&B. https://t.co/6j33hhR8zp

Omggg D’Angelo no!!! This is so sad. Lord we lost Angie Stone & D’Angelo 7 months apart. The amazing R&B he gave the world is forever embedded in the bedrock of what is consider classic & beautiful soul R&B. 🕊️🌹

No matter what you say, people are going to Disagree with you… So you might as well say what you feel.. At least be honest to Yourself. 💎

Forever Aaliyah🕊️🌹

It’s a bird, it’s a plane... NO, it’s these rap legends’ rap superheroes 🦸 Nas, Ghostface Killah and more speak on the iconic MCs they look up to a HEROES of the genre.