I am a 90 s kid , yesterday I just played gta 5 for the first time, first song I heard in the radio , now I am stuck with this song and gta 5 . I am hooked up. Kelly Rowland is fantastic.
It’s really important to acknowledge how much better this remix is than the album version. If the whole album had been produced by the Freemasons we’d have had a very special piece of work!
Афроамериканские певицы это что то невероятное! Pebbles, Уитни Хьюстон, Бейонсе, Kelly Rowland... можно долго перечислять. Такие красивые, такие талантливые!
Morceau totalement énorme! Oublié et passé inaperçu parce que......Beyoncé. Kelly Rowland est restée dans son ombre. Quel plaisir de le ré-écouter aujourd'hui.
Oui oui j’ai mis un commentaire en ce sens. Je pense que c’est en partie la faute à un mauvais choix de son agent qui n’a pas su la promouvoir à sa juste valeur. Dommage
"Lord, thank you for blessing me with my mom. I know sometimes I am not the perfect child. I know I challenge her a lot with my views and actions, but I also know that You have given me to her so she can love me. I pray, Lord, that you continue to bless her with patience for me as I grow up and become more independent. Prophet and APOSTLE Daniel Praying ye
Holy crap I didn’t know Kelly Rowland did a song like this…miss pop euro dance music queen…Kelly was always my fave when destiny child was around. Imma Michelle Williams destiny child Stan now, love her voice and beauty so much…love you Kelly Ms Rowland keep making these club bangers for real they are so soooooo go goooooood. BLACK EXCELLENCE RIGHT HERE
@@Ju4nk4br0wn just heard the original and you are right. This is a different sounding song, and it is better by far…what a new and fresh way to mix this song…a millions times funner and awesomer this re”WoRk,”so to say, is than the original wOrK…thank u 4 telling me. Preciate it…
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"Abomination of desolation" is a phrase from the Book of Daniel describing the pagan sacrifices with which the 2nd century BC Greek king Antiochus IV Epiphanes replaced the twice-daily offering in the Jewish temple, or alternatively the altar on which such offerings were made.
