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You know she's probably setting her sights on Ariana Grande with those comments, but she is so right! In the 90s, music use to sell really well, especially R&B music. People were willing to dig deep into their pockets. Before the digital age and social media phenomenon came into play, an artist having that level of mystery to them made them intriguing. We wanted to connect to them through their actual music, not because of what they had for dinner that day, or who they hung out with. The thing about social media is that these celebs are much more reachable, and sometimes they tend to reveal "too much" about themselves. I guess in a way, the talent gets overshadowed by the antics. I miss that timeless musical era when I was growing up.