glamour bible

Bria myles in Chingy’s “Dem jeans” video (2007)

@andreastarver HSIDJRKF

@bleachedfrontal The fact that Jacki, Trina & Khia were beefing & the messy ass venue had all 3 in the same building 😭

Jacki-O talking about Khia & her album “Gangstress” (2006)

@KIITSCHMAGAZINE Ugly dollz anyway

The ugc roblox hoochie mama restyles just don’t work on the mirrormi dolls like sorry it’s tired…..

@PhoenixRoseHigh It does predate myspace, this was the climax of the beef not the start

2006 feels off… but then she said her website and it was MySpace! which is the right year. lmao I just totally remember their beef pre-dating MySpace and ‘06. O_o

Khia’s response to the “Fuck Khia” T-Shirts + her talking about her beef with Trina (2006)

her team’s Fuck Khia shirts

@acarharese yess

@bleachedfrontal The only reason I watched the movie

Kimora lee simmons in “waist deep” (2006)

@thefacefairyx @nylonfrance 😍😍😍

Jorja for @nylonfrance <3 soft pastel glam

@damerakii LOVE 😍

Mariah Carey ft. Snoop Dog “Crybaby” (1999)

@bovell1983 @Leekkforkeeps no shes in the 4th

@bleachedfrontal @Leekkforkeeps Is that Kim in the second slide? 😍

Gucci by Tom Ford Fall 1999 RTW

@ParisChea Tamar in the “If You Don’t Wanna Love Me” music vid

@bleachedfrontal Who is that slide 3

@NINETIESWITCH yesss it makes it all feel sm more natural too!! a lot of the ballroom inspired music/visuals post renaissance have felt a little gimmicky or too close to pandering for me

I loveeeeed when the girls back in the day would go to the club and see what the #culture was feeling and respond via their music… it’s like a symbiotic relationship between the public, the artist and the art itself…. Mya was putting arts and pop culture together = Artpop

@viv_beyac @hailieybieber yess not on any official channels but if you search bug a boo refugee camp remix it will pop up

@bleachedfrontal @hailieybieber Is this on YouTube?

Destiny’s Child featuring Wyclef Jean “Bug a Boo (Refugee Camp Remix)” (1999)

@parfaitbunni cold world but im hot in this leotard!

Bit of '42 will turn me, to a, sweetheart 💝

At this time, 29-year-old Vitamin C was an 80s child actress who spent the 90s in a rock band called Eve’s Plum. By the late 90s, she’d completely rebranded as Vitamin C with her Spice Girls-esque hits. At the time of this shoot, she was preparing for her Bad Girl album.

At this time, 21-year-old P!nk was a racially ambiguous artist making a footprint in the R&B landscape. She appeared on The Queen Latifah Show, had music videos airing on BET, and performed at the Soul Train Awards. The shoot was held on her birthday, shortly before she made a pivot to pop-rock.

Beyonce , P!nk, & Vitamin C for Teen People magazine (2000)