Dionne doubts...............

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[QUOTE=sansradio;517414]^ I can't sing a Celia Cruz or Frank Zappa song from start to finish, but does that mean they're not iconic? You or I may not be able to mirror Beyoncé's lyrics, but millions of people around the world can. Dionne is just straight hatin' here. Beyoncé's achievements are etched in stone at this po

In the next 10-15 years when Beyonce's shape has gone South, who is going to want to sit and listen to her "sing" a song? LOL!

[sansradio]

In the next 10-15 years when Beyonce's shape has gone South, who is going to want to sit and listen to her "sing" a song? LOL!

Not cool, my friend.

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Not cool, my friend.

I am sorry but it is the truth as I see it. Would you acknowledge that a great deal of Beyonce's appeal is her physical attractiveness and how she presents herself?

[RanRan79]

I am sorry but it is the truth as I see it. Would you acknowledge that a great deal of Beyonce's appeal is her physical attractiveness and how she presents herself?

Like her or not, the girl is a great entertainer. Her so called attractiveness was used to market her to an extent but she had the entertainment goods to see it through. Vocally I always thought she was kind of all over the place and when I did consider myself a fan of sorts during the 2003-2007 period, I mostly enjoyed the songs not so much because of her but because the songs themselves were good. Aaliyah, Brandy or Monica or any of my other favorites could've sang those songs and I would still enjoy them. Of course it didn't hurt that Beyonce was sexy as hell too, just like it didn't hurt Aaliyah or Monica to be sexy to me.