Blogger's Circle: Can Lauryn Hill Pull A Sade?
Lauryn Hill is still on everyone's minds. We're still waiting. Still holding out hope.... some of us. When we found out L Boogie would be headlining this year's Rock the Bells festival (Aug. 28), we couldn't hide our excitement. Sightings of the rapper/singe
CHUCK CREEKMUR (AllHipHop): Lauryn Hill can absolutely make a comeback. I hope she will and, if she does, it will be epic. Lauryn's music has always struck a chord with fans in their heart and emotional connections are the ones that keep us wishing, hoping and praying that certain artists return. I feel a return by L-Boogie is a paradime shift for popular music.
TRENT (That Grape Juice): There is no doubt in my mind that Lauryn Hill can launch a successful comeback. She has one of the most recognisable voices in music and combined with her talent as a lyricist, she is undeniably in a league of her own. With artists such as Drake, Jazmine Sullivan and Alicia Keys clearly drawing inspiration from her work, I am certain that almost everyone would be excited to hear what the original L-Boogie has to offer. All Hill has to do is open her mouth and let her genius flow.
MEKA (2 Dope Boyz): If one Robert Sylvester Kelly can allegedly wife up Aaliyah when she was 15, have a sextape that allegedly shows him introducing his urinal waste to Sparkle's teenage neice's face leaked to the public, act out of pocket during a concert tour with Jay-Z, successfully fight off a child pornography case so wild that it would have made Fleece Johnson blush and still be regarded as one of the greatest voices of our generation, than what's a little "crazy" gonna do to Lauryn Hill?
JAY CASTEEL (Ballerstatus): I think a Lauryn Hill comeback would be a breath of fresh air from the redundant music you hear on the radio these days. Everybody is doing the same thing, outside of a few original artist. With her unique style and talent, I think Ms. Hill can definitely make some noise with the release of some new music. "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill" is considered a classic today, and people have been waiting for a follow-up for years now. While it may be a little tough to crank out a single to draw in the younger audience right away, I think talent usually shines through. It just may take a minute for Hill to get her footing back and really get her feet wet in this much different musical landscape.
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