Sad...was as big as MJ too. What a great talent lost.
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Only 48?! Dunno why but Ithought she was at leas 55.
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Hope she found some peace.
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Drugs...again. Not confirmed, but I'm pretty sure drugs are involved in some way. Talent down the tubes. Bobby Brown can be partially "thanked" for this. What a guy he is. Should have been that POS.
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She didnt need any computer aids or special effects or background music to sound good.She had one of the best voices I have ever heard .What a waste of talent.
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Another person saw her middle of last year. She slurred, forgot the words and couldn't hit a note or carry a tune in a bucket.
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She was incredible but severely disagree that she was "as big as
Michael". That guy was the Beatles of our time. Countless hits, ground breaking music videos, all in all arguably one of the greatest artists Ever. His dancing, singing and longevity make him light years above IMO. -
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her redintion of the anthem during the Giants superbowl was best I've ever seen
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It was 1985, I was a young 19 year old kid and had just enlisted in the Army and stationed at White Sand Missile Range, NM...a desolate area compared to Jacksonville Beach where I grew up. Not much of anything to do there other than "hang out" and listen to music...and on the stereo at that time often was Whitney Houston.
A true treasure has been lost, a testament to the dangers of drugs and the tragedy of a daughter being left to be raised without her mother.
Rest in peace Whitney and thank you for the gift of song you gave us all.dolfan7171, padre31 and Ohio Fanatic like this. -
MJ was an entertainer, Houston was a singer, two very different things. -
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I disagree she was as big as Michael Jackson. For one Whitney did tributes to Michael Jackson, it did not happen the other way around. Even though that was the first time I understood the chorus to Wanna be Starting Something.
Also if it wasn't Bobby Brown, it would have been another scumbag. Whitney deserves blame for her fall. It is not all on Bobby.unluckyluciano, SICK and Alex13 like this. -
i cant really feel sorry for her really , she is almost in that amy winehouse doesnt care about life category, drugs and rock'n'roll, at least all the old music from her ist still there, i paid 70€ for a concert some time ago, just to see a woman that was in fairly bad shape that could even sing one song to catch her breath, well anyways RIP whitney houston, you used to be good, but that was a long time ago
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That is sad to hear, but not surprising, heavy cocaine use leads to serious heart damage, so much so it can be irreversible, that is what Andy Gibb died from, his heart just had no stamina. -
Her crack is whack statement went viral years ago. She liked living on drugs. Blame Bobby if you want, but she could have just said no and threw him out on his butt. She didn't. She embracced the life style. Bobby introduced her to demons she didn't want to fight. Such a beautiful singer before she met Bobby.
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As Rick James was once quoted as saying once..."cocaine is a hell of a drug" Now that comment of his has been turned into a punchline on Dave Chapelle, but there is literal truth to that. I'm sure there smokers in here. I'm sure there are those of you who have tried to quit and some of you, you just CAN'T quit...nicotine being that addicitve.
The same goes for cocaine. Its addictive properties are so great, that you only really truly "enjoy" cocaine a few times....after that, you're addicted to it.
I put the blame for Whitney's cocaine use on her, but I do wish to God she had never hooked up with Bobby Brown. I think it's fair to say had the two never met, the likelihood of her using cocaine would have been cut in half at least. -
She died a few years ago
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Cocaine is nature's way of telling you you've made too much money.-C. Barkley
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RIP Whitney. You made some bad choices but you were still great in your day.
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She was great, but nowhere close to Michael Jackson. MJ changed music, dance and video simultaneously. Whitney was a once in a generation voice. They're not in the same league.
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As for MJ v Houston, wonder who is on the radio more today?
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It's a shame arguably one of the greatest voices ever. And IMO Brown was only a symptom. If it wasn't him she would have found somebody else to take her to the same place.
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Yea its pretty well documented that Whitney was into it long before bobby was there
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Loved her for "I want to dance with somebody", hated the "The Bodyguard."
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I feel bad for her, as I feel bad for all addicts. I don't understand the grief that seems to be going around, but then again, I feel the same about most celebrities.texasPHINSfan and Fin D like this. -
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And no, I don't consider addiction to be a disease. Aids is a disease. Cancer is a disease. ODing is a choice.
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