Whitney Houston without the B.S.
February 20th 2012 01:33
Anyone who saw that last interview she had with Oprah can't escape three obvious facts; firstly that she was under the influence of drugs.
Secondly, all her disclaimers were lies and although Oprah worked ceaselessly to keep her focused and help her with the answers, it didn't go unseen.
And Thirdly, her voice was gone.
There were a lot of other discrepancies that one would pick up if they listened, but those three were blatant.
In attempts to paint her some sweet little Church girl who got her big break; lets be straight; her mother was a well known gospel singer. Her cousin was the famous Dionne Warwick. And her godmother was Aretha Franklin. If a girl with 1/4th of Whitney's original talent was born into that family she would have gotten all the breaks, all those songs, and starred in those movies.
All of her music was carefully written, selected, and with a godmother like Aretha Franklin all it takes is a one minute phone call for a red carpet.
So Whitney got everything handed to her on a silver platter. That's the first fact.
She didn't work her way up from anywhere.
The next point one has to focus on is her relationship with a guy like Bobby Brown. A decent young lady wouldn't know he existed. Wouldn't sit at the same table in a restaurant.
For her to become involved with him and stay with him so long proves that she is and was no better than he was.
He never forced drugs on her, she was into them on her own. And it wasn't the drugs that took her out of the limelight, is that she lost her voice.
Hearing her sing on Oprah; she couldn't hold a note for five seconds.
Unlike those who died of drug overdoses, Whitney had tried to fool the public with her good girl image. Those who caught on early left long before this final curtain. Those who wanted to believe in the Preacher's Wife stayed until the coffin was in the ground.
Secondly, all her disclaimers were lies and although Oprah worked ceaselessly to keep her focused and help her with the answers, it didn't go unseen.
And Thirdly, her voice was gone.
There were a lot of other discrepancies that one would pick up if they listened, but those three were blatant.
In attempts to paint her some sweet little Church girl who got her big break; lets be straight; her mother was a well known gospel singer. Her cousin was the famous Dionne Warwick. And her godmother was Aretha Franklin. If a girl with 1/4th of Whitney's original talent was born into that family she would have gotten all the breaks, all those songs, and starred in those movies.
All of her music was carefully written, selected, and with a godmother like Aretha Franklin all it takes is a one minute phone call for a red carpet.
So Whitney got everything handed to her on a silver platter. That's the first fact.
She didn't work her way up from anywhere.
The next point one has to focus on is her relationship with a guy like Bobby Brown. A decent young lady wouldn't know he existed. Wouldn't sit at the same table in a restaurant.
For her to become involved with him and stay with him so long proves that she is and was no better than he was.
He never forced drugs on her, she was into them on her own. And it wasn't the drugs that took her out of the limelight, is that she lost her voice.
Hearing her sing on Oprah; she couldn't hold a note for five seconds.
Unlike those who died of drug overdoses, Whitney had tried to fool the public with her good girl image. Those who caught on early left long before this final curtain. Those who wanted to believe in the Preacher's Wife stayed until the coffin was in the ground.
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