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Old 11-11-2014, 07:44 PM   #3 (permalink)
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I think Beyonce will be viewed as pretty iconic in a generations time.
I disagree.

You don't become Iconic "through time". You become Iconic by doing Iconic things, making Iconic music, having Iconic moments etc

But I am interested to know why you think this being she has not produced one Iconic song, Iconic album, or moment in pop culture that has been groundbreaking from generations to come. Her music is disposable as well as her image/performances (bootleg Tina Turner)

She is overrated and pure hype

But I am interested in hearing your opinion.
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