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Happy 76th birthday to Stevie Wonder!

Happy Birthday to one of the Greatest Artistes of all time, The Legendary Stevie Wonder 🎉

Do yall only go to Pride to fuck?

Happy 76th birthday to the legendary Stevie Wonder.

Happy birthday bby

Heaven is 10 zillion light years away >>>

oh to be considered

Stop putting so much effort into ppl that can literally go all day without talking to you.

missing someone who doesn't miss me

MARY!?!!!??!!

Stevie Wonder is one of the greatest songwriters in the history of music. Him, along with Mariah Carey.

Porsha was dragged ALL LAST SEASON on here by the same ppl that are NOW complaining because ppl are enjoying her this season. Y’all are mad that certain peaches are being dragged, but had no problem when everybody was on Porsha’s neck. She has a lot of y’all VERY BOTHERED. #RHOA

Natalie Cole came out swinging with her debut album. It won her 2 Grammys, including Best New Artist. People stopped putting "Nat King Cole's Daughter" in front her name. 🗣This will be... an everlasting love

Remembering Betty Wright (Monday, December 21, 1953 – Sunday, May 10, 2020) Born Bessie Regina Norris in Miami, Florida, Betty Wright came out of a deeply musical family and began singing as a child with her siblings in the gospel group “Echoes of Joy.” By her early teens, she had already moved into secular music, signing young and reaching the national charts with “Girls Can’t Do What the Guys Do,” which became her first Top 40 pop hit. Wright fully broke through with “Clean Up Woman,” written and produced by Clarence Reid and Willie Clarke, which became her signature record, reaching No. 6 on the national pop singles chart and No. 2 on the national R&B singles chart. She earned a gold certification and later, the song entered the Grammy Hall of Fame in 2021. Its guitar line and vocal attitude would echo across generations, sampled and referenced by artists from Mary J. Blige to Chance the Rapper. Her voice carried church, Soul, Funk, Miami groove, and woman-to-woman testimony all at once. Songs like “Tonight Is the Night,” “No Pain, No Gain,” “After the Pain,” and “Where Is the Love” showed her gift for turning private emotion into a public language. In 1976, “Where Is the Love” earned her the Grammy Award for Best R&B Song. Across her career, she received 1 Grammy win and 6 nominations. Betty Wright was also more than a vocalist. She was a songwriter, producer, background singer, vocal coach, mentor, and music business strategist. She was known for her use of the whistle register, her work behind the scenes with younger artists, and her role as a vocal coach on “Making the Band.” In 1985, she founded her own Ms. B Records label, and her album “Mother Wit” made history as the first gold album by a Black female artist released on her own label. Wright’s influence stretched well beyond her own recordings. She sang background for artists including Stevie Wonder, David Byrne, Erykah Badu, Peter Tosh, Alice Cooper, and others, and later collaborated with The Roots on “Betty Wright: The Movie,” whose song “Surrender” earned her final Grammy nomination in 2012. She also worked within the Recording Academy’s Florida chapter, supporting education, advocacy, diversity, and the inclusion of R&B and Hip-Hop voices. On Sunday, May 10, 2020, Betty Wright died of cancer at her home in Miami, Florida, at age 66. She left behind a catalog, a business blueprint, and a vocal tradition that still teaches artists how to sing with power, precision, and most of all, truth. Betty Wright publicity portrait, circa 1980. Photo Credit: Michael Ochs Archives

I keep seeing all these tweets about dealing with inconsistency and everything. Atp it’s a sign I need to cut this man loose lol

i'm genuine af so yes, when people move weird wit me I take it hard.

Hardest pill to swallow is realizing people do not care. They’ll hurt you & really go on about their lives. Not even slightly affected about what they did to you & how you feel. Regardless if it’s friendships, relationships, or family.

A house is not a home.