mistahtom:fragMasterFlash: Paula Abdul's evil twin...
[YouTube video: Paula Abdul - Opposites Attract (Official Music Video)]
Did Paula Abdul consider herself more of a dancer or a singer?
I seem to remember her being a cheerleader for the LA Lakers prior to recording any music. So I guess dancing would be the egg that hatched a music career. Being a favorite guest on the Arsenio Hall Show certainly didn't hurt as far as exposure is concerned.
fragMasterFlash:mistahtom: fragMasterFlash: Paula Abdul's evil twin...
[YouTube video: Paula Abdul - Opposites Attract (Official Music Video)]
Did Paula Abdul consider herself more of a dancer or a singer?
I seem to remember her being a cheerleader for the LA Lakers prior to recording any music. So I guess dancing would be the egg that hatched a music career. Being a favorite guest on the Arsenio Hall Show certainly didn't hurt as far as exposure is concerned.
I could obvi Google, but I believe she got "in" to the popular music scene as a choreographer. I think she choreographed some of Janet Jackson's videos and stage shows. Then when she had some songs she wanted to record, she already knew all the right people.
fatassbastard:fragMasterFlash: mistahtom: fragMasterFlash: Paula Abdul's evil twin...
[YouTube video: Paula Abdul - Opposites Attract (Official Music Video)]
Did Paula Abdul consider herself more of a dancer or a singer?
I seem to remember her being a cheerleader for the LA Lakers prior to recording any music. So I guess dancing would be the egg that hatched a music career. Being a favorite guest on the Arsenio Hall Show certainly didn't hurt as far as exposure is concerned.
I could obvi Google, but I believe she got "in" to the popular music scene as a choreographer. I think she choreographed some of Janet Jackson's videos and stage shows. Then when she had some songs she wanted to record, she already knew all the right people.
PreMortem:Fun Fact: "Opposite" is from the Latin oppositus, which means "deafening silence".
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opposite (adj.) late 14c., "placed or situated on the other side of (something)," from Old French opposite, oposite "opposite, contrary" (13c.), from Latin oppositus "standing against, opposed, opposite," past participle of opponere "set against," from assimilated form of ob "in front of, in the way of" (see ob -) + ponere "to put, set, place" (see position (n.)). The meaning "contrary in character, of a totally different nature" is from 1570s. As a noun from late 14c., "the opposite side of" (a place, the body, etc.), "an opposite position or condition." From early 15c. as "that which is opposite in character or quality;" also "an opponent." As a preposition from 1758. As an adverb from 1817. Related: Oppositely.
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fragMasterFlash: Paula Abdul's evil twin...
[YouTube video: Paula Abdul - Opposites Attract (Official Music Video)]
Did Paula Abdul consider herself more of a dancer or a singer?
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mistahtom: fragMasterFlash: Paula Abdul's evil twin...
[YouTube video: Paula Abdul - Opposites Attract (Official Music Video)]
Did Paula Abdul consider herself more of a dancer or a singer?
I seem to remember her being a cheerleader for the LA Lakers prior to recording any music. So I guess dancing would be the egg that hatched a music career. Being a favorite guest on the Arsenio Hall Show certainly didn't hurt as far as exposure is concerned.
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fragMasterFlash: mistahtom: fragMasterFlash: Paula Abdul's evil twin...
[YouTube video: Paula Abdul - Opposites Attract (Official Music Video)]
Did Paula Abdul consider herself more of a dancer or a singer?
I seem to remember her being a cheerleader for the LA Lakers prior to recording any music. So I guess dancing would be the egg that hatched a music career. Being a favorite guest on the Arsenio Hall Show certainly didn't hurt as far as exposure is concerned.
I could obvi Google, but I believe she got "in" to the popular music scene as a choreographer. I think she choreographed some of Janet Jackson's videos and stage shows. Then when she had some songs she wanted to record, she already knew all the right people.
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fatassbastard: fragMasterFlash: mistahtom: fragMasterFlash: Paula Abdul's evil twin...
[YouTube video: Paula Abdul - Opposites Attract (Official Music Video)]
Did Paula Abdul consider herself more of a dancer or a singer?
I seem to remember her being a cheerleader for the LA Lakers prior to recording any music. So I guess dancing would be the egg that hatched a music career. Being a favorite guest on the Arsenio Hall Show certainly didn't hurt as far as exposure is concerned.
I could obvi Google, but I believe she got "in" to the popular music scene as a choreographer. I think she choreographed some of Janet Jackson's videos and stage shows. Then when she had some songs she wanted to record, she already knew all the right people.
Had to look it up. I got some of it right, as did fMF.
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PreMortem: Fun Fact: "Opposite" is from the Latin oppositus, which means "deafening silence".
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opposite (adj.)
late 14c., "placed or situated on the other side of (something)," from Old French opposite, oposite "opposite, contrary" (13c.), from Latin oppositus "standing against, opposed, opposite," past participle of opponere "set against," from assimilated form of ob "in front of, in the way of" (see ob -) + ponere "to put, set, place" (see position (n.)).
The meaning "contrary in character, of a totally different nature" is from 1570s. As a noun from late 14c., "the opposite side of" (a place, the body, etc.), "an opposite position or condition." From early 15c. as "that which is opposite in character or quality;" also "an opponent." As a preposition from 1758. As an adverb from 1817. Related: Oppositely.
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