Miss Enjoi

1. All The Man That I Need

2. You Give Good Love

3. I'm Your Baby Tonight

4. Run To You

5. I Believe In You & Me

6. I Will Always Love You

7. It's Not Right But It's Okay

8. Why Does It Hurt So Bad?

9. Fine

10. My Love Is Your Love

Well in 04 they offered Beyonce the choice of singing the National anthem or performing for halftime..so I guess it wasnt too soon for them. That was immediately after the DIL era blew up.

I highly doubt she would have been doing it on her own. It probably would have been alongside a bunch of other artists.

A legend is someone who stood out for something special and because of this special something has been able to last over at least 15 years and inspire those who came after them.

Tina Turner.

It's too soon for anyone else on that list except for Cher.

The Matrix shouldn't even be compared with these other films. It's obviously better.

I honestly didn't like this album like her last ones. "Poker Face", "Paparazzi", "Just Dance", "Bad Romance", "Monster" and Paper Gangsta"...We miles ahead of these eighties knock offs.

I'm split down the middle. "The Fame" wasn't that incredible of an album and I hate "Fame Monster." I hate "Born This Way" too but there's songs are the album that are dynamite. She just can't execute her sound properly. It was one half cheesy 80's knock offs, one half industrial pop/metal dance anthems.

Thats what I was pushing myself to go with too. Its really sad when you think about his position and the fact that he was next in line after the HUGE iconic artists and he doesnt have a stand out video especially with him being a dancer.

R&B artists aren't really that creative to tell you the truth so it's not unexpected. I would say he was being innovative recently but he's just following a new trend. Usher's never really been innovative in terms of music. Maybe in the dance field.

The music was a step in the right direction at times but it suffered. She was too overwhelming and did 'way too much' to continue to be daring and creative. Plus overall, she's not progressing in a very safe fashion. Looking back at "The Fame" and then to 'Born This Way" it's a drastically different GaGa. It shouldn't be so entirely radically different to say there wasn't much time spent in between them.

Both are iconic in their own special ways. Rhythm Nation was more innovative and actually stood for a real message. Plus there hadn't been socially conscious issues tied in with dance music since Marvin Gaye so in general the song was pretty iconic as well. Not to take anything away from Madonna who revolutionized dance music altogether with Vogue. That video is classic and brought the dance to the forefront.

Be Happy/Everything

I would say Deep Inside but that dance break...

I guess U Don't Have To Call.

Um... Maybe... I'm Your Baby Tonight... Maybe.

I have a few really close friends in my life who know me very very well - but there's only one person I truly consider my best friend. He knows who he is.

Milla Jovovich

Zoe Saldana

Michelle Rodriguez

Pam Grier

Uma Thurman

Vivica Fox

Lucy Liu

Kate Beckinsale

Scarlett Johanssen

Syd the Kyd is from Odd Future. She's the only female in the group. Don't take offense to the truth.

S.O.S. Band

Usher

Mary J. Blige

Michael Jackson

Heather Headley

TLC

Ralph Tresvant/New Edition

I'm willing to say Mary J. Blige got a lot of magic out of Jimmy Jam & Terry.

Either re-invent the way you perform them or don't perform as many. I need something new. I didn't even go to the Up Close & Personal Tour because I had already seen the performances previously twice.

Hopefully Rico Love doesn't give them some crap "Motivation" re-hash.

Sexhibition.

Enjoy.

I always found it funny because Debra Wilson did such a great Whitney and had the mannerisms down to a T - then you watch Being Bobby Brown and see Whitney's antics and it makes it even funnier because Debra plays her perfectly.

Music & Rock The Boat.

You Want This.

Damn. Eaten by pitbulls though?

Rockmond Dunbar wears magnums.