1 definition by Tay S.
1.Highly overrated.
2.Horrible example for the young, black, female youth of today.
3.Using ghost writers in order to be taken seriously as an artist.
4.Lyp-syncing and always getting away with it.
5.Not knowing how to actually dance but always getting away with it.
6.Payola.
7.Hyped up to be a legend when in reality, they are no different from any other contemporary singer out today.
8.2nd rate, immitation of Tina Turner/Diana Ross/Donna Summer/Josephine Baker.
9.Releasing rushed albums with plenty of filler but still managing to successfully sell and sweep at award shows.
10.Sabotaging a loved one's career.
2.Horrible example for the young, black, female youth of today.
3.Using ghost writers in order to be taken seriously as an artist.
4.Lyp-syncing and always getting away with it.
5.Not knowing how to actually dance but always getting away with it.
6.Payola.
7.Hyped up to be a legend when in reality, they are no different from any other contemporary singer out today.
8.2nd rate, immitation of Tina Turner/Diana Ross/Donna Summer/Josephine Baker.
9.Releasing rushed albums with plenty of filler but still managing to successfully sell and sweep at award shows.
10.Sabotaging a loved one's career.
Beyonce won five Grammys but only deserved one. "Dangerously In Love" was "Dangerously In Fillers" and the majority agrees.
Billed to be the greatest vocalist of today when in reality, contemporaries like Christina Aguilera, Kelly Clarkson, and the legendary Mariah Carey can sing circles around Beyonce.
75% of Beyonce's performances have been lyp-synced, usually using a pre-recorded backing track instead of the studio recording. A recent example would be the "Deja Vu" performance at BET Awards '06.
Billed to be the greatest vocalist of today when in reality, contemporaries like Christina Aguilera, Kelly Clarkson, and the legendary Mariah Carey can sing circles around Beyonce.
75% of Beyonce's performances have been lyp-synced, usually using a pre-recorded backing track instead of the studio recording. A recent example would be the "Deja Vu" performance at BET Awards '06.
by Tay S. August 3, 2006