Aaliyah sang it best:
Who should be heard?
Who should be shamed?
Who should be heard?
Who should be blamed?
As we mentioned before, the problem with doing a biopic about the beloved deceased is that often times, no one side will ever be satisfied.
Although the fans and the curious will be entertained, the critics:
https://twitter.com/NFLBadwitch/status/532994847943446528
So she just gon sing these public domain songs all night?? @WendyWilliams you need your ass beat.
— hoochie daddy. (@3rdAndMiles) November 16, 2014
…and those close to the deceased (friends or family) will never agree
or agree to disagree in peace even as the deceased rests—or at least tries to.
And judgment about the effort (no matter how good or bad) will never be “right.”
Take Timbaland for instance, who, until the date of the movie premiering on Lifetime tonight [8 p.m.], pretty much remained mum.
However, he has spoken:
P.S:
Either way, either side would probably agree that we may never get a resolution but in HD, everybody finally saw this critically anticipated Aaliyah movie (or VH1’s TLC’s biopic playing right on the heels of the Aaliyah Lifetime movie premier).
Time to get Crazy. Sexy. Cool. The TLC Story is on RIGHT NOW! 10PM/9c pic.twitter.com/LMbLydCpt0
— VH1 (@VH1) November 16, 2014
…or VH1s shade (LoL):
The #AaliyahMovie should've never been made –> http://t.co/1d4gfR5IS0 pic.twitter.com/njiS4P5G3S
— VH1 (@VH1) November 16, 2014
And well, the other “Aaliyah” (Zendaya Coleman) who was rumored to have been dropped from the movie saw it too-and had this to say (that has since been deleted):
Spitfire .
Media Maestro .
Writing Rhinoceros .
