I have questions. https://t.co/UqkqAZzRV5
— Jemele Hill (@jemelehill) February 5, 2019
she's doing what now? pic.twitter.com/HoAOOe3vRq
— LY: HER'S MOST PRECISE SHOOTER | #LYHER200KPURE 💮 (@JunkariJeon) February 5, 2019
We can’t even be us, in our own tribute, during Black History Month. Damn!
— LI Manhattan (@Manhattan510) February 5, 2019
— PragmaticObotsUnite (@PragObots) February 5, 2019
— Darius shaw (@Dariusshaw12) February 5, 2019
Why not Missy Elliot? She is underrated for her vocal range. Or if we are doing more traditional: Chloe X Halle? Or Mary J Bridge? Ledesie? Jill Scott? Jennifer Hudson? This feels as strange as Madonna's tribute to Aretha. pic.twitter.com/BKJx3HZQ1L
— Denzel Scott (@DenzelScott) February 5, 2019
So Beyoncé bout to do a tribute at the Latin Grammys... pic.twitter.com/CAIMa0yyOV
— B-Stro (@stromio1) February 6, 2019
— 🦋Eddikah! (@ErikaRee) February 5, 2019
Hey, I don’t mind JLo, but she does NOT have the range to do a Motown tribute. pic.twitter.com/iTihOYgSxz
— Charlie FOR WHOM THE CampBELL TOLLS (@OOUCH_charlie) February 6, 2019
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