Mr. Wonder

We all know about the history of the clergy.

Who has complimented such tail? Customers don't count.

Are you a fish now?

Do fish ever stop swimming?

Let's be real here Game. If it happens, it's making the album.

You seem to have all the answers, so I just thought I'd ask.

Will there be singing too?

Ugh. I hope the duet isn't with her. Let's keep our hopes up for Rihanna.

And that's that on that. If there were a problem, the police wouldn't have left Eissus there, esp if there were drug use occurring. While thinking logically is important, common sense would be more valuable here.

The way some of you act, one would think you were in the relationship too. Talking about Wissam needs to go. First of all, you're not even in the relationship. Second, Janet and Wissam are bound together for another 17 years when Eissus turns 18. Third, calm down. What probably happened is the nanny asked for the wifi password, Wissam said no or he didn't have it. Nanny got mad, created some story, and called Janet with some lie, and then Janet called the cops. Randy ran to the media and made a mountain out of a molehill. And here we are.

Two billion is shaking.

I tried to tell ya'll.

Ya'll overreacting.

Now, We wait....

Billboard: The 98 Greatest Songs of 1998: Critics' Picks 71. Janet Jackson, "Go Deep" (No. 28, Radio Songs) Not only is this song tailor-made to get a party started, it's also its very own party contained in a song, from the crowd murmurs over the beat at the beginning to the group sing-along of a chorus. That super-loose vibe -- with its irresistible snare intro and cheeky sound effects sprinkled throughout -- is what makes it so danceable, and it perfectly matches the music video's foamy house party, so rudely interrupted by a pre-SNL Bill Hader as a pizza delivery boy at the end. -- KATIE ATKINSON 25. Janet Jackson, "I Get Lonely" (No. 3, Hot 100) Desperation isn’t supposed to sound sexy. It’s supposed to make you sound pathetic, needy, maybe a little unhinged. And it usually does -- unless you are Janet Jackson, singing about loneliness over a Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis beat that snaps and glides and makes you move despite your fragile state. Such is “I Get Lonely,” the third single from The Velvet Rope, Jackson’s gorgeous album of intense introspection. “Lonely” clocks in at over five minutes, but it hits all the right spots: a full-voiced chorus of Jackson multiplied and plainly stating her feeling; and a handful of waiting-by-the-phone verses; a breakdown where she coos -- what else -- “gonna break it down, break it down, break it down.” Like any good song, this chorus provides that much-needed moment of release. Unlike any good song, this chorus happens six times, repeating the same insistent two lyrics per refrain. Twelve climaxes in fewer than half as many minutes? Only Janet gets it done like that. -- C.W. https://www.billboard.com/amp/articles/news/list/8457624/best-songs-of-1998?sessionid=kUGTsTvH686U928ypci5ZPZEO_jI-SeBjfvmTOXFPzk&__twitter_impression=true

RN1814 could also be diamond, if this article is true:

That is correct. The link is on the first page in the OP.

He was literally responding to tweets all day when I asked. Also, Janet's team already confirmed 14 million, which is a valid source. Why the need to fabricate her career? You're getting like TOF and them.

Because I asked the author of the article where he got that figure, and he never responded. I wonder why...

They lied.

Thebigham on UKMix: DESIGN OF A DECADE 1986/1996ALBUM SALES: 2,492,289 https://www.ukmix.org/forums/viewtopic.php?p=6851495#p6851495