My mom was the Diana Ross of our clan. She was always up-to-date, and always knew what to do and what not to do in a fashion sense.
ERYKAH BADUMy mom was the Diana Ross of our clan. She was always up-to-date, and always knew what to do and what not to do in a fashion sense.
More Erykah Badu Quotes
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I’d rather see a person with a natural mind and processed mind than a processed mind and a natural head.
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If you make a decision, a pact with someone, your friend, you should say, ‘I’m gonna do this,’ and you should stick to it.
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[Riccardo Tisci ] has an interesting approach to weaving the contemporary with the couture, and blending tribes and collections. It always seems to work.
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There are millions and billions of atoms of memory of all kinds of musical themes in me.
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I’m learning from them! Everyone says that, but it’s true. You learn more about yourself from them than from any other lesson.
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I view my hair and clothes as functional art.
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I trust the political system to be what it is. It’s a structure to keep the country running, a boat to get us [citizens] from one side to the other, and it has the country’s best interests at heart. Not the people’s.
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I don’t have one song that sounds like another one in my entire catalog.
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Im a hip-hopper, and its something you live and do. It makes me angry that were misrepresented, that were being killed every day by one another, by the government, by the food we eat, the choices we make. It makes me angry because it doesnt have to be that way and it is.
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Time to eliminate things that no longer evolve me.
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I was born to make mistakes, I ain’t scared to take the weight.
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I’m pretty mutable as a human being, period – if you put me on Pluto, I can figure it out.
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I knew it would happen. I knew I’d be No. 1. I’m a new artist; I don’t know the rules. Nobody told me it wouldn’t happen
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I planned my success. I knew it was going to happen.
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It’s just that little box in the middle of Fort Greene, Brooklyn. Most of the time I go I don’t even leave that apartment. I have just enough: a little bed, a little kitchen with two pots. I make some tea and I look out the window or just lay down.
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