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Seems like it was the plan all along.
Growing up, when Stevie heard other singers singing "me, me, me", she didn't realize they were just warming up...
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Growing up, when Stevie heard other singers singing "me, me, me", she didn't realize they were just warming up...
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As I'm thinking about all of this further...it just reeks of her using Christine as an excuse. Instead of speaking to the elephant in the room, she's choosing to use Christine as her primary talking point and reasoning.
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As I'm thinking about all of this further...it just reeks of her using Christine as an excuse. Instead of speaking to the elephant in the room, she's choosing to use Christine as her primary talking point and reasoning.
Took you long enough...
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Took you long enough...
It's just beyond infuriating to see Christine added to this growing list of people Stevie has worked with, that she now chooses to exaggerate and exploit for her own benefit or narrative.

This week marked the 6th anniversary of Tom Petty's passing and Free Fallin is still being used as her own feel good showstopper moment.
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This week marked the 6th anniversary of Tom Petty's passing .
OMG, how quickly time passed. If someone had asked me, I would have answered 2 or 3 years.

Weird, cause there's only one year difference with Bowie, Frey and Prince deaths and those does seems long ago to me.
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It's just beyond infuriating to see Christine added to this growing list of people Stevie has worked with, that she now chooses to exaggerate and exploit for her own benefit or narrative.
Few people know that Christine, Tom Petty, Prince, John Lewis, and the spirits of John Lennon and MLK used to hang out at Stevie's house in Phoenix discussing Rock-a-Little Barbie as a viable product.
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Few people know that Christine, Tom Petty, Prince, John Lewis, and the spirits of John Lennon and MLK used to hang out at Stevie's house in Phoenix discussing Rock-a-Little Barbie as a viable product.
That Rock-a-Little Barbie comes with a razor and mirror, right?
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After all what happened with Lindsey, I can use the same words from those moments about him, now with her:
SN is not Fleetwood Mac.
If Fleetwood wants to continue, he can.
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Few people know that Christine, Tom Petty, Prince, John Lewis, and the spirits of John Lennon and MLK used to hang out at Stevie's house in Phoenix discussing Rock-a-Little Barbie as a viable product.
And Stevie sang the words I Have A Dream & Whatever it takes, Whatever it takes to be free. She is such a prophet!
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It's just beyond infuriating to see Christine added to this growing list of people Stevie has worked with, that she now chooses to exaggerate and exploit for her own benefit or narrative.

This week marked the 6th anniversary of Tom Petty's passing and Free Fallin is still being used as her own feel good showstopper moment.
Malignant Narcissism.
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This week marked the 6th anniversary of Tom Petty's passing and Free Fallin is still being used as her own feel good showstopper moment.
The ironic thing about her doing “Free Fallin’” is that Irving Azoff rejected “Full Moon Fever” when he was president of MCA records.
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I just cant get the thought out of my head that between 2003-early 2013 did we EVER hear Christine's name voluntarily mentioned EVEN ONCE from Stevie without being prompted with a question about her absence? Not to mention "my best friend in the whole world" ?

She's hopped on the plan to vacation in Italy multiple times, I'm sure she took a trip to England to visit her best friend, we just haven't heard about it yet
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I just cant get the thought out of my head that between 2003-early 2013 did we EVER hear Christine's name voluntarily mentioned EVEN ONCE from Stevie without being prompted with a question about her absence? Not to mention "my best friend in the whole world" ?
There was the time she offered Christine $5 million to come back.
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