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Ginuwine on Posthumous Aaliyah Album: “I Don’t Agree With It”

Elle Breezy by Elle Breezy
May 5, 2023
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Ginuwine on Posthumous Aaliyah Album: “I Don’t Agree With It”
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When it comes to the posthumous Aaliyah album, we’re finally hearing the opinions of those who actually worked with the R&B starlet. Last week we heard from her longtime friends and collaborators Missy Elliott and Timbaland. Now Ginuwine has spoken out on his feelings about the project.

In speaking to LivinTheHustle.com, the veteran crooner said, “I’m not too much up on it…but I do know that he’s disrespecting Chris [Brown], and that’s just not how her legacy should play out,” he said. “He’s a great artist, and I believe he can get more creative than that, so I don’t think he should do it, I don’t agree with it.”

Ginuwine is currently working on a group project with Tyrese and Tank as the trio TGT.

Ginuwine, the R&B singer who rose to fame in 1996 with the song “Pony,” recently expressed his disapproval of a posthumous Aaliyah album. In an interview with Vlad TV, he shared that he doesn’t agree with it and why. As one of Aaliyah’s contemporaries, Ginuwine’s opinion carries weight when considering how her legacy should be honored moving forward. Read on to learn more about what Ginuwine had to say regarding this controversial topic.

Fans of the late R&B artist Aaliyah have long discussed rumors around an imminent release of music featuring vocals from their beloved star. However, these conversations came to a head after Missy Elliott announced plans for a posthumous project featuring unreleased songs by Aaliyah earlier this year. Since then, many fans have voiced their opinions over whether or not they think such a project is appropriate — including Ginuwine.

In an interview with Vlad TV last week, Ginuwine was asked about his thoughts surrounding the potential release of new music from Aaliyah. During the conversation, he revealed that “I don’t agree with it” and further elaborated on why he believes releasing posthumous work could be potentially damaging for both her image and legacy as an iconic figure within modern R&B culture. Learn more about his perspective below!

Ginuwine’s Stance On Aaliyah’s Posthumous Album

Ginuwine has been vocal about his thoughts on the posthumous Aaliyah album. In a recent interview with TMZ, he expressed his disagreement with the project and shared why it wasn’t something that he could get behind.

The artist said that although he understands where some fans are coming from when they want to hear more of her music, he believes that “it’s not right to put out an album without the artist being involved or at least having their stamp of approval.” He considers this type of move disrespectful to both the artist’s legacy and their family who may have had different plans for her unreleased material.

Ginuwine also mentioned how there is no way to authentically capture Aaliyah’s sound without her input and guidance in completing what she started before passing away. With all these factors considered, Ginuwine stands firm on his stance against a posthumous Aaliyah album as it would be an incomplete representation of her artistry.

What The Music Industry Thinks

The music industry has been divided on this issue. Many producers and songwriters see the potential of a posthumous Aaliyah album as a way to honor her legacy and keep her music alive for years to come. They believe that with the right people, who understand and respect what she was all about, they could create an album that will stay true to her sound while still pushing boundaries musically.

However, some members of the industry do recognize how difficult it would be to make an album without Aaliyah’s direct involvement in its creation. With many different opinions on what should or shouldn’t happen with her unreleased material, there doesn’t seem to be any consensus on whether or not it’s appropriate for someone else to take charge of finishing what she started.

At the end of the day, it comes down to respecting both Aaliyah’s wishes and those of her family when making decisions regarding releasing newly-recorded versions of songs from their archives. Whether fans get new music from Aaliyah is ultimately up to them and if a decision is ever made about creating a posthumous album, everyone involved must ensure that it stays true to her vision.

Conclusion

I believe Ginuwine had the right to express his opinion on Aaliyah’s posthumous album. While I understand that other people in the music industry may disagree with him, it’s important to remember that he was close to her and has a personal connection to this project. Even though fans may be disappointed by his attitude towards the album, they should respect his wishes and memories of Aaliyah.

Ginuwine’s stance is made more powerful because of how far removed he is from the decision-making process. He doesn’t have any influence over what happens regarding the release of an album after someone passes away. His words are simply those of a friend who remembers Aaliyah fondly, which gives us all something to think about when we consider whether or not a posthumous album is appropriate for an artist like Aaliyah.

Ultimately, everyone must decide for themselves if they agree with Ginuwine’s position on Aaliyah’s posthumous album. However, no matter what side you take, it’s clear that Ginuwine deserves our respect for speaking out on behalf of himself and Aaliyah — both as friends and fellow artists.

Elle Breezy
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