Tuesday, March 31, 2026

T Boz - Diddy

 When we listen to stories about Murder, some things we know is possibly true, & some things we do not know are true. But sometimes I still listen because we now see that something was going on in the music industry. in this video there is talk about Left-Eye, Diddy, and more.We know that Left-Eye died, and we know that Diddy is now in jail. It's sad.  

T-Boz Talks about Aaliyah Biopic by Wendy Williams

 T-Boz Talks about the Aaliyah Biopic.


Monday, March 30, 2026

What Did Aaliyah Do on Saturdays?

 By Gail Nobles 3/30/2026

In one of my dreams, Aaliyah mentioned Saturday to me. She said: I will be by one Saturday. Sometimes I get lonesome.” 

 I’m wondering just what did Aaliyah do on Saturdays. I read somewhere that fans and acquaintances said that she would go to places like St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York City when she was not filming or recording. I’m wondering did she go on Saturdays. And I read somewhere that one late Saturday afternoon just two weeks before her death, when she was traveling from New Jersey to East Hampton, she went to visit a summer house. 

 The dream I had was so long ago. But I think back then, Aaliyah’s spirit was trying to comfort me. It was lonely then because I was missing my mom who died the same year Aaliyah did. I often thought of Aaliyah, and she was always on my mind just like my mother was always on my mind.

Aaliyah’s Impact and the Music Industry Flaws

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By Gail Nobles 3/30/2026

 It’s a good thing Aaliyah didn’t reach the peak of her fame. If she had, she might have felt pressured to do things she wasn’t comfortable with to maintain her career. While she wasn’t flawless, she was a good person. Many men admired her, but that didn’t mean they would treat her right or deserved her. 

 From what I’ve seen and heard, Aaliyah helped others shine and stood out herself. She was on the rise and may have been about to work with even bigger stars when she suddenly left us. There are whispers that she wanted to break free, and I believe that. Aaliyah didn’t seem to have the support she needed, and I understand that feeling. 

One person at the Top?

 Why is there this idea that only one person can be at the top? It’s been said that Aaliyah had power, which is great, but it’s foolish to think only one can hold that title. The music industry feels like a big gang sometimes.

 Remember the days of Motown? Berry Gordy had many successful groups and stars. The same goes for the 70s and 80s, where multiple acts could shine. It seems immature to insist that there can only be one top artist nowadays. Music isn’t the same as it used to be, so who cares about who's number one? Nothing seems genuine anymore. I can almost hear Aaliyah’s spirit expressing that it’s all driven by jealousy.

Friday, March 27, 2026

Marvin Winans Mentions Aaliyah Wanting to do Gospel Album


Starting at 17:44 of the documentary “Aaliyah, Life, and Legacy”, Marvin Winans mentions Aaliyah Wanting to do a gospel album.

Footage of Aaliyah Singing “Great Is Thy Faithfulness”

 


Written by Gail Nobles 3/27/26

Watch the rare footage of Aaliyah singing "Great is thy Faithfulness." I believe Aaliyah would have been a great gospel singer. After watching Aaliyah sing: The Christmas Song (Christmas In Washington, 1997) there’s no way she wouldn’t have became a great gospel singer.

We’ll See Aaliyah Again Sooner Than We Think

Written by: Gail Nobles 3/27/26

Aaliyah’s gone, but we’ll see her again one day—sooner than we think. Look around. We are in a time of war, facing disasters and all sorts of challenges, just as Matthew 24 told us would happen. I don’t think this world will be here much longer; time is running out. 

 If we want to see Aaliyah again, or any of our loved ones, we need to strive to do our best for God and enter His kingdom. One day soon, I hope we will look up and see Aaliyah once more.

 As 1 Thessalonians 4:14 reminds us: "For if we believe that Jesus died and rose again, even so them also which sleep in Jesus will God bring with him." 

 1 Thessalonians 4:16  "For the Lord himself shall descend from heaven with a shout... and the dead in Christ shall rise first".

 I thought of these words as I heard Shirley Caesar singing Sunday’s on the Way. Despite present suffering, despair, or the "Friday" of crucifixion/hardship, resurrection and victory are certain to happen. It’s a song of hope, promising that God's power will turn defeat into victory, because "Sunday is coming".



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