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  • Birthday 06/19/1995

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  1. Wumbo

    Been thinking a lot about Aaliyah's death and how it might be one of the most tragic, if not the most, in music history.

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      Sweat

      • John Lennon
      • Michael Jackson
      • David Bowie
      • Elvis Presley
      • Jimi Hendrix
      • Jim Morrison
      • Kurt Cobain
      • Buddy Holly
      • 2Pac
      • Biggie
      • Janis Joplin
      • Freddie Mercury
      • Bob Marley

      Not trying to be a douche or anything, I just wanna see how well you can justify this statement :P

    2. Wumbo

      Wumbo

      Of all the artists on that list, do you think very many of them would still be making relevant music today, or even a decade past their death? Hell, Michael Jackson fizzled out mid-1990s. Most of those artists, as great as they are, are products of their time. Aaliyah's music you could see evolving. Had she lived through the 2000s, I could see her becoming a household name on the level of Beyoncé.

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