dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
Firstly, an entire generation of black entertainers isn't being celebrated the way they should due to the current generation's irreverence toward r&b/soul...Mary j b, r Kelly, erykah badu, Janet, Mariah....everyone wants to look at the present and not appreciate what they built. You cannot compare someone in their prime to someone on the tail end of their career and use that as why the person in their prime is better. No one in the 90's would discredit someone like patti labelle or Anita while bigging up 1996 Toni Braxton all beacue the state of their career at that moment.I mean.. Beyonce has been the top black female artist bar none for the past 12 years and no one even talks about Janet anymore, she's been an afterthought since she dated Jermaine Durpri and her music career went downhill slowly after the superbowl incident
I could be completely wrong but I don't see Janet being celebrated as a goat as much as she should these days whereas Beyonce is like God to people
Beyonce is god to younger chicks or ppl who weren't into music as kids - most females my age acknowledge beys talent but are able to put it in perspective. Said this many times, bey would be dope in any generation, but she benefits from there being such little competition.



...Much love as she gets from ratchets for being Rhianna you would think they would have her make more singles that traditionally appeal to black women and ratchets...maybe she appeals to the young new age ratchets vs the ratchets K Michelle is appeling too though
...It could be a very long time or it could be a very short time,just look how people talk about Pac and Biggie when they should be long forgotten,Nas and Jay for that matter should be irrelevant at this point,actually a while ago if hiphop music went where we thought it was going in the 90's and got better with time

