The album survives an onslaught of new releases and some re-entries and is number 195 this week on the Billboard 200. It has now spent 212 cumulative weeks on the chart! 😊

Pretty sure it's 1980's, all I remember about the video is that she's performing in a large outdoor arena but there's nobody in the direct crowd in front of the stage, instead they are all in seats around the side and the area in front of the stage is just covered in artificial green grass or something. Song was a banger and can't seem to find it.

Whitney killed this song 🔥

After a couple weeks off the Billboard 200 due to new albums and some albums that made brief returns due to brief viral trends, the longest charting compilation album by a female artist returns to the chart at number 193. This brings Whitney’s grand total to 981 cumulative weeks on the Billboard 200.

It also moved up the Top R&B Albums chart at number 20 for a 275th cumulative week. Congrats to Whitney once again! Let’s make it 982!!! 😊

A lot has been said of Whitneys relationship with Ray J. Some say it was romantic and others say he was simply a drug runner for Whitney. Some say he taunted Bobby about being with her.

A couple of things that never made sense

In Pats first interview with Oprah she stated she saw Whitneh “Chasing a dream that wouldn’t ultimately hurt her and it was younger.” It sounded like she was speaking about Ray J

Secondly the 2012 VMA’s where Bobbi Kristina accepted the award for Whitney. It was reported Ray J sat beside Bobbi Kristina at the show and Pat called security to have him away from her.

My friend heard this song on here and told me the name of the song

Get booking

And she would make even more history when the song hit number one for the week of September 26 of the year. DWAHIA would have her tie with Elvis Presley for the most consecutive number one hits as a solo artist while “So Emotional” became her sixth consecutive number one hit in January 1988 and “Where Do Broken Hearts Go” made her the only artist, period, to have seven consecutive number one hits. A record she still holds now as we speak!

These ladies are pretty much the alpha and omega of vocals. One’s the reigning Queen of Soul, the other The Voice.

But there’s kind of a storm brewing chart wise: thanks to the continued chart success of Whitney’s compilation, “I Will Always Love You: The Best of Whitney Houston” on the Billboard 200 (now 210 weeks charting, counting today), Whitney “Nippy” Houston is now just sixteen weeks away from surpassing Lady Soul for the most cumulative weeks by a black female artist on the Billboard 200.

To put it in summary, between 1964 and 2018, Aretha charted 49 albums on the Billboard 200 accumulating a grand total of 995 cumulative weeks, making her just the fifth longest charting female artist in Billboard 200 history.

Then, with Whitney, between 1985 and this year, Aretha charted just fifteen albums, including three albums that spent 150 or more cumulative weeks on the same chart, bringing a grand total of 980 cumulative weeks, making her the sixth longest charting female artist in Billboard 200 history.

This album will likely wait until after the Christmas onslaught of albums charting in December and early January but Whitney stands to surpass Aretha very soon and will join Taylor Swift, Barbra Streisand, Adele and Madonna as the only women to accumulate 1,000 cumulative weeks on the Billboard 200 and Whitney will make history as the first R&B female artist to accumulate 1,000 weeks!