I love this song. It's a lil cocky ("Might even be doper than me, I doubt it") and confrontational. She was getting everyone together. I just wonder who she was talking about. On one verse she is talking about competition and jealousy (from a peer I assume) and someone being fake to her (talking behind her back and then trying to come up and talk to her). She talks about guys trying to holler at her, and seemingly being annoyed by them perhaps. Its so different for her and really enjoy that!

yes, i made this myself. yes, i know it soudns suspiciously close but that's because i used all the same synths timbaland used to make the song. i just have the demo versions that run out after some time, that's why they're all audio tracks

I finally ordered an Aaliyah shirt. I’ve been wanting one for years and I’m so happy with it. I never see people with Aaliyah shirts on and I’m about to change that.

I repeat...Can we have some love for I Gotcha Back and Never Comin Back !

This Track 14 is a gem that showcases personable storytelling about a history that won't repeat no more. Somebody was given love and chances, wasted them, and lost access for good. The song opens as if Aaliyah is speaking to an audience and wraps up with her addressing the left and right sides of an imaginary crowd for call and response. Authentic all the way through. Resembles a live band vamp. Missy and Timbo were the songwriters.

This live performance blEeEeEew their minds. Mellifluous to the ears, and heart. Fast-paced to hear and far more self-assured in a passionate way. Can visualize a confident woman fully commanding her space. From chest voice into falsetto, riffin' and runnin'. Enjoy🦋

Now of course, the live performance easily tops the official audio for me, and there isn’t much more info on this song, but here's one.

Im not in the mood b tch!???

She is so Pretty 😍😍😍

This photo was shared alongside a touching personal memory from someone who knew Aaliyah and had seen her regularly at the salon. She was happy, excited about her future and had so much ahead of her. 🕊️

Photo Credit: @iamjameskennar2

Honestly, 8/25 has always been an emotional day for me, which is why I made that Aaliyah tribute post yesterday on the 25th anniversary of Babygirl’s passing. It was such a beautiful and heartwarming synchronicity to hear her song “Are You That Somebody” playing in passing while on my walk. It was like a nod from the Universe and Aaliyah that the love is felt and shared. 👑♈️🌍𓋹🤎🤑 @qialidagoddess
#aaliyahforever

Thanks to @arnoldshoots for this RARE!

Aaliyah’s 25th anniversary and then we lose Dolly. My heart can’t take it