I didn't get that far. I don't like her voice or her singing style.
Oh, but I so do.
I didn't get that far. I don't like her voice or her singing style.
I think that it is not as much of a "parody" (though it WAS freaking hilarious and a precise emulation--and note the laughter at the end, right after her "crying" scene), as it is a "statement".
Wow, I bow down to your knowledge about rap, hip-hop, and r&b Ace.Sounds to me like you know more about him than I do... share what you know.. he's the next Brian McKnight!

Just showing you a different point of view on American Music....
Hmm... I believe Eric Clapton, a fantastic musician, did a song called "Cocaine."
Let's talk about a classic rock song with the lyrics "WHO THE F*** ARE YOU?"
There is also Twisted Sister, another great group, with a song called "Under the Blade." Kinky.
Let's fast forward to today's generation.
Alicia Keys is a superb musician who plays the piano and has a voice to die for.
Christina Aguilera has another beautiful voice that sounds just as great live.
Jonathan Smith, AKA Lil Jon, a beatsmith who is part of this "dumbed-down" music, creates the hottest beats and has ventured into new musical territory with even fatter basslines and odd uses of flute instrumentation.
Ne-Yo, another musician of this "moton generation" is a hot producer at the age of 17/18 who has written lyrics and instrumentals for artists such as Riahanna, Mario Vasquez, Mario, and Ciara.
There went your theory.