Or could it be, that the stranger is me? Have I changed so drastically? Is it I want more for me? And you remain the same?

Every single fashion campaign from now until should go to Kelly Rowland.

Beyoncé's performance of "Higher Ground" during the Stevie Wonder Grammys tribute concert is still unmatched.

Tamika Scott IS the moment.

I do know that Bravo better be working on a #TheQueensofRB reunion show with SWV and Xscape. We all deserve.

The cast of All American Homecoming is the most beautiful cast on TV right now. Face cards are all unmatched.

There's no one comparing to Victoria Monét when it comes to the crossover of her writing, producing, singing, dancing, and creative direction from project to project. She consistently delivers quality sonic experiences with visuals to match. "Party Girls" is the latest example.

Brandy's fourth album Afrodisiac is often overlooked in convos about her most influential projects. The album most excels in the gritty, moody mid-tempos and ballads like "How I Feel" and "Focus." Afrodisiac was an early explorer of the moody R&B sound that's so prevalent today.

i gotchu sissss. 💞 @ameriie

Sister Sledge still has some of the prettiest album cover photos I have ever seen.

Kelly Rowland was a supermodel in the “Coffee” video.

Amerie’s six singles between her debut album Touch and second Because I Love It showed off her sonic strengths. She had the commercial hits “1 Thing” and “Gotta Work,” the sultry “That’s What U R,” and knocking “Talkin About.” Each single highlighted her versatility as an artist.

Patti Labelle gave us the best talk show theme song of all time when she told us to “Get with the Program” for the 1997 season of Oprah.

Every live performance of Amerie’s “1 Thing” is a reminder of her star power — especially her June 2005 performance on Top of the Pops.

Amerie's Touch era promo photos were all fashion magazine covers.

After 35 years, Janet Jackson's "Come Back to Me" remains one the most beautiful songs in her discography. Those opening harmonies are perfection.