February 2012
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“Love thyself , put no one above thee ‘cause ain’t nobody gon’ love me, like me.”
—Foxy Brown (via fuckyeahfamousblackgirls)
Valentine's Day Playlist
Estelle - Thank You
Faith Evans - You Used To Love Me
Erykah Badu - Out My Mind, Just In Time
Marsha Ambrosius - The Break Up Song
Jazmine Sullivan - In vain
Teyana Taylor - Her Room
Brandy - Almost Doesn’t Count
Beyonce - The Best I Never Had
Jazmine Sullivan - Good Enough
Mya - If You Died I Wouldn’t Cry Because You Never Loved Me Anyway
LeToya Lucket - Not Anymore
Beyonce - Resentment
Erykah Badu - Green Eyes
Lauryn Hill - Ex-Factor
Adele - Someone Like You
Whitney Houston’s music tops Apple’s iTunes Store sales →
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Just hours after her death at 3:55pm PT on Saturday, February 11, various Whitney Houston albums quickly began climbing up Apple’s iTunes Music Store’s “Top Albums” list, with Houston’s “Whitney – The Greatest Hits” hitting #1.
Currently, Houston’s presence on Apple’s iTunes Store’s “Top 200 Albums” list:
1. Whitney – The Greatest Hits
11. Whitney Houston
13. The Bodyguard (Original Soundtrack Album)
38. I Look to You
39. The Preacher’s Wife (Original Soundtrack Album) – Whitney Houston
59. I’m Your Baby Tonight
67. My Love Is Your Love
111.Whitney Houston (The Deluxe Anniversary Edition)
Houston’s current positions on Apple’s iTunes Store’s “Top 200 Songs” list:
5. I Will Always Love You
40.I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Junior’s Happy Handbag Mix)
47. How Will I Know
61. I Will Always Love You (The Bodyguard)
62. Greatest Love of All
67. One Moment In Time
70. I Have Nothing
77. Greatest Love of All
85. Where Do Broken Hearts Go
87. Didn’t We Almost Have It All
93. I’m Every Woman
106. Saving All My Love for You (Whitney Houston)
110. The Star Spangled Banner
126. Saving All My Love for You (The Greatest Hits)
156. I Have Nothing (Remastered)
159. Run to You
174. It’s Not Right But It’s Okay (Thunderpuss Mix)
177. I Look to You
178. Exhale (Shoop Shoop)
180. You Give Good Love
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—Booker T. Washington (via fyeahblackhistory)
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