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I know, I know. Y’all are probably thinking this is the most random comparison.

But, let’s put it into perspective.

Let the Aaliyah stans tell it, Aaliyah was a groundbreaking and pioneering entertainer that opened up the doors for everybody. None of our faves would be here if it wasn’t for Aaliyah’s revolutionary and forward thinking music and talent inspiring everybody. Aaliyah is pretty much the reason music exists, the reason music videos exist, and the reasons ALBUMS exist.

Now on the other hand, we have Lena Horne who was pretty much the Black community’s first leading lady in movies, and the first triple threat - singer, dancer, actress. Made history when she signed that MGM contract back in the 40s.

Who would y’all say?

Let’s talk about it.

I know one guy said that when he joined a TV show, his wife (who's an actress) dmed him, saying let me know, if you need anything, and he asked for her number, and they ended up talking for 3 hours, on the phone, and then he asked her out. I was offered a job, and the woman that interviewed me, texted me a couple times, before I was supposed to start, but I didn't go through with it

https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-potential-vp-pick-former-005853873.html
Trump, potential VP pick and former actress swarm Iowa ahead of caucuses

Former President Donald Trump is relying on a potential running mate, a former TV actress and one of his sons to stump for him in Iowa as his campaign tries to blanket the state with events ahead of the Iowa caucuses.

The host of surrogates — featuring South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem, Roseanne Barr and Eric Trump — are a part of a larger campaign effort to invigorate Trump's base of caucus-goers across the Hawkeye State and ensure they'll turn out for Trump on Jan. 15 in the first 2024 presidential nominating contest.

"We know that we have the votes," said Trump campaign senior adviser Jason Miller. "We just have to turn them out, and we're gonna be using every method available to us to ensure that we do that."

The former president will appear at more Iowa campaign events in the first two weeks of January than in the last 2 ½ months combined. Trump, who has led every Iowa poll by double digits for months, visited the state only nine times in the last 90 days.