Lines that provoke furrowed brows arrive as early as the intro. The expressions are sometimes heard as Keys feels out a rhythm, like she's warming up, while in "The Gospel" they sound like temporary placeholders for lyrics. There are more yeahs, ohs, and unghs (and fucks) here than on any previous Keys album. At points, Keys' invigorated energy level and need to simply expel ideas, rather than refine them, lends the album a hollow quality. Pared down compared to Girl on Fire in every respect, Keys' first album since 2012 was created primarily with husband Swizz Beats and Mark Batson - a trio dubbed in the liner notes as the Il'luminaries. That anti-processing mentality and heightened social consciousness carried into the making of Here. At some point, she stopped wearing makeup, fed up with the standard of perfection to which women are held. Watch the trailer for JANET.Between the release dates of her fifth and sixth albums, Alicia Keys was as visible as ever, acting on Empire, coaching on The Voice, performing on Saturday Night Live and at the 2016 Democratic National Convention. STAY INFORMED! CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER! Still, the thought of these two pairing up is enticing to say the least! Given that both women claim and behave as heterosexuals, one currently in a highly-publicized marriage to a male super producer, it’s easy to classify this as just playful flirting. Many gushed over even the thought of a tryst between the two pop divas, some agreeing with Janet’s taste while others willing to settle for a place in line. “I always knew I was BAE But when says it,” Alicia wrote along with the post to her 22.6 million IG followers. The “Rope Burn” singer doesn’t shy away from the question either, boldly stating, “I think I would pick Alicia Keys,” and giving her reasoning by simply adding, “I think she’s wonderful.” In an innocent act of flirtation, Keys shared a screengrab from an old interview Janet did back in 2008 (seen above) where the interviewer asked her who’d she choose to have a lesbian fling with.
One person tuning in was fellow R&B queen Alicia Keys, who jumped on social media to not only help promote the doc but also remind the world of a time when Miss Jackson may have been thinking about getting “nasty” with the Girl On Fire vocalist. proved to be a treat for the legion of music fans that appreciate all five decades and counting of her contributions to music, movies, dance, live entertainment and so much more. The world is currently reveling in gratitude following pop icon Janet Jackson’s special tell-all documentary which aired this past weekend on Lifetime and A&E.įrom interesting recollections about her equally iconic late brother Michael Jackson, to a long list of other noteworthy facts revealed throughout the four episodes, the fittingly-titled JANET.
0 kommentar(er)
