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How “No, No, No” introduced us to Destiny’s Child

November 11, 2017

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On November 11, 1997, the world was formally introduced to Destiny’s Child. With the release of their debut single “No, No, No” Parts 1 and 2, Destiny’s Child landed on the music scene and scored their first big hit. Thanks to its Part 2, a remix by Fugees frontman Wyclef Jean, the teenage quartet was able to make a name

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Playlist: If Destiny’s Child released an album this year…

Since the release of “Nuclear” in January 2013, the ladies of Destiny’s Child have been reminding music fans that their sisterhood is as strong as ever, and that they still sound damn good together. In February 2013, Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams famously reunited on one of the world’s biggest stages,

Beyoncé’s Dangerously In Love: The Debut Blueprint of an Icon

June 24, 2003 When Beyoncé released “Dangerously In Love,” her debut solo

Kelly Rowland solidified her sound with ‘Ms. Kelly’

July 3, 2007 Kelly Rowland’s solo career has seen many stages. For

97 Words: “Get on the Bus” by Destiny’s Child

September 4, 2023

Destiny's Child·In 97 Words·THE SUMMER 97

This song is part of our “THE SUMMER 97 (1998 x 2023)” playlist. Check out the full list. Before they were dismissing a “Bug a Boo” for not paying the “Bills, Bills, Bills,” declaring their independence, or quoting Biggie to dish out reminders that “UPS is hiring,” Destiny’s Child made

97 Words: “With Me (Part I)” by Destiny’s Child

August 6, 2023

Destiny's Child·In 97 Words·THE SUMMER 97

This song is part of our “THE SUMMER 97 (1998 x 2023)” playlist. Check out the full list. Record labels sure loved to have teen stars sing songs they were probably not old enough to be singing in the 1990s. “With Me,” the second single from Destiny’s Child’s debut album,

On ‘8 Days of Christmas,’ Destiny’s Child Made Girl Power Festive

December 18, 2021

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In 2001, Destiny’s Child were on top of the world. In May, they released their third album Survivor which had record-breaking first week sales, two #1 singles and two more top 10 hits. They headlined MTV’s TRL tour that summer, and were literally everywhere. That fall, they announced that they would embark

Playlist: 97 Minutes of Christmas, Vol. 2

December 7, 2021

Music·Playlists

This Christmas season, the staff of THE 97 will be sharing their favorite holiday songs via our new 97 Minutes of Christmas Playlist series. Each playlist contains 1 hour and 37 minutes of Christmas jams personally curated by the staff writer. VOLUME 2, CURATED BY VINCENT Trimming my personal Christmas vibes

Destiny Fulfilled, Relived: A Reflection of Sisterhood

November 16, 2019

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November 16, 2004. On November 16, 2004, Beyoncé, Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams reunited once more as Destiny’s Child for their final album, Destiny Fulfilled. However, to fully understand the magnitude of this moment, one must travel back and truly relive this unprecedented moment in music history. The Anticipation Was Real.

‘Talk a Good Game’ is Kelly Rowland’s best work – so far

June 18, 2018

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Kelly Rowland is now notorious for extremely long gaps between the release of her studio albums. Her debut, Simply Deep, was rush released in October 2002. Since then, she’s been in anything but a rush to craft her albums. She waited nearly five years to release her sophomore set Ms.

With her debut, Kelly Rowland defined herself as ‘Simply Deep’

October 31, 2017

Featured·For the Nostalgia·Mariah Carey·Music·Then

October 22, 2002. In October 2002, I was twelve years old, eagerly anticipating the release of the second solo album from the ladies of Destiny’s Child. They were, and are, my favorites. I refused to choose a favorite between the three ladies, and that still holds true today. Regardless, I

With ‘Heart to Yours’ Michelle Williams began her journey

April 16, 2017

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April 16, 2002. Less than one year after the release of Destiny’s Child’s first album as a trio, Survivor, the ladies of Destiny’s Child began their solo careers. In the fall of 2001, the group announced their intent to release solo projects. First up on the solo train was newcomer Michelle Williams. Heart

It’s been 10 years since Kelly Rowland had us bumping “Like This”

March 14, 2017

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March 13, 2007. Ten years ago today, Kelly Rowland released the official first single from her sophomore solo album, Ms. Kelly. “Like This” is a Polow Da Don produced mid-tempo bop that featured female hip-hop heavy weight, Eve. The track showcased a return to a more urban, R&B sound akin to her days

Michelle Williams released first solo single “Heard a Word” 15 years ago

March 12, 2017

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March 12, 2002. After announcing that Destiny’s Child would go on a hiatus to pursue solo projects, many assumed it was the beginning of the end for the group. Much to the dismay of naysayers, the ladies of Destiny’s Child and their manager, Beyoncé’s father Mathew Knowles, promised the group

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Destiny's Child

How “No, No, No” introduced us to Destiny’s Child

Playlist: If Destiny’s Child released an album this year…

Beyoncé’s Dangerously In Love: The Debut Blueprint of an Icon

Kelly Rowland solidified her sound with ‘Ms. Kelly’

97 Words: “Get on the Bus” by Destiny’s Child

97 Words: “With Me (Part I)” by Destiny’s Child

On ‘8 Days of Christmas,’ Destiny’s Child Made Girl Power Festive

Playlist: 97 Minutes of Christmas, Vol. 2

Destiny Fulfilled, Relived: A Reflection of Sisterhood

‘Talk a Good Game’ is Kelly Rowland’s best work – so far

With her debut, Kelly Rowland defined herself as ‘Simply Deep’

With ‘Heart to Yours’ Michelle Williams began her journey

It’s been 10 years since Kelly Rowland had us bumping “Like This”

Michelle Williams released first solo single “Heard a Word” 15 years ago

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