What pains me the most is Michael Jackson fans leaving their own idol for him. Party Man, Do Me Baby etc all written by Andre Cymone, Wendy, Lisa, Morris Day Etc. Wendy came up with it, she wanted Purple Rain to be a county song, Prince took the credit from her yet funny Wendy didn’t do nothing. Prince also took the credit from other artists and friends work. Andre Cymone a friend of him said he stole some songs from him that’s why they fell out. And then he started copying Little Richard. And then he started copying Michael Jackson. And then he started copying James Brown and Jimi Hendrix. Rick James took him under his wings and then Prince started copying Rick James. Because he was new at the scenes where there was already heavy music heights like Michael Jackson/The Jacksons, Rick James, Kool And The Gang and that, they had to promote him to make him distinguished artists before him. He didn’t play 27 instruments that was a PR move to promote him. This man is overrated by not only the media, critics but MJ fans too. Peep the full list down below and tune in to the Grammys this Sunday for a tribute that will reportedly coincide with the stream-world return.The most overrated artist of all time hands down don’t me.

18 pre-’95 studio albums (comprising the entirety of his “genius period” recordings as well as the double release, PLECTRUMELECTRUM and ART OFFICIAL AGE ,) and six compilation albums (purple patrons will rejoice at the sight of The Hits records jumping back online.) All of which make for a busy weekend for any and all in the paisley guard. So instead of dreaming up Disney Land scenarios for the massive back catalog, here’s a look into exactly what you can find on the cloud this weekend. Times also reports that Prince’s post-1995 recordings are also slated to be released on streaming platforms at some point, though the terms of that deal are still being worked out. The move arrives on the heels of a new deal with Universal Music Group that puts the label at helm of the entire WB Records archive and, according to New York Times, the mythical trove of “vault” recordings. This Sunday, Prince‘s dearly beloved catalog will return to non-TIDAL streaming platforms for the first time in two years.

Prince complete discography