A 9 minute plus serial video production with non-stop shock value culminating the popularity of Lady Gaga and a more daring Beyonce, now that she has a fierce femme fatale match to bring out her Sasha Fierce persona with no-holds-barred costume changes, Telephone, creeped up suddenly as a world premiere tonight without warning on E-Entertainment.
The female Bonnie & Clyde duet will make you think twice about calling wither Lady Gaga or Beyonce as they unscrupulously poison Tyrese Gibson who seems to be sitting in the same diner where he began in a recent movie called Legion before attempting a Bruce Lee number and getting jacked up by aliens.
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All I can say is no one saw this one coming. Her book was featured on The Wendy Williams Radio Show and she debuted on the Harlem Book Fair Stage. She should have acquired massive sales, but I guess with a book like Got Game, you had better show game. She’s going for mega-sales. Let’s see if this sex parody works. Will someone give this chick a tv show so she doesn’t go any further. Her name is Kenya Moore and yes, she was a former Miss USA.
Le Toya Luckett, the Houston singer with the Texan accent, made a name for herself as a Destinys Child Member of the original group. One of their all time classics was the cult hit, NO, NO, NO. Can’t believe my tape still works. Yes, I got my cassette tape back in the day when the Wiz was open.
As soon as the groups 1st album landed at No.1, the former members split up and were replaced with Michelle Williams and Kelly Rowland. I have met them all, but Kelly is the nicest of the bunch because she wanted a copy of Literary Divas.Destinys Child took off with several hit albums resulting in more cult hits like “Survivor.” The group seemed to have found an everlasting formula for success, but that ended when Beyonce’ Knowles took off on a solo career. Destinys Child as in singular was destined and that child was Beyonce’. A modern day success story whom no one can take away her talent and contribution to the music industry from day one.
With talent shared among all members like Le Toya Luckett, Michelle Williams, Kelly Rowland and Beyonce Knowles, explosve rumors circulated in media that top DJs were paid to not play music from departed artist, LeToya Luckett by Beyonce’s manager, Matthew Knowles. A bonafide TOP 5 album nationwide, LeToya Luckett has not been getting spins on air waves as expected and now folks are not only pointing the finger, but want answers. Payola is a federal crime punishable by imprisonment. B.E.T. uses a vote on procedure as most media to refer an artist on their popular BET 106& Park Countdown site, but as quickly as the song aired it seemed to disappear.
The question is, has media conglomerated to the point where no other artist can venture to the top unless controlled by the industry. I sort of feel sorry for Beyonce’ who millions of her hard working dollars go to her father by an original contract and has to go along with her father who yes, was instrumental in launching Beyonce’s talent, but whom you can’t blame for not taking sides with LeToya whose communication was cut off abruptly from Beyonce’.
A child is going to stick by their parent’s wishes. Beyonce’ may be a millionaire on her way to being a billionaire with hubby Jay Z, but she never really attended higher education, so Dad is the brain of her business transactions and still is. There is nothing wrong with skipping the school thing and gaining wisdom with life lessons if your talent brings you more wealth than it would have had you attended college. It’s a story we all know too well where girl groups rise to the top and as one becomes the bigger attraction, the other members who quickly exert their talent are shunned from shining or dropped. Two chiefs can’t run the show.
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