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1990's Most Beautiful Black Women
By Nubiana | 12:05 AM
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jada forever gorgeous👑👄💄
ReplyDeleteThere's 2 more on your list that could have made it a 3 way tie
ReplyDeleteMegan good anyone?
ReplyDeleteLisa Ray?
ReplyDeleteWhat’s the name of the songs you use in the Video?
ReplyDeleteYou forgot about Regina King!!:))
ReplyDeleteThe name of the first song PLEASEEE 😩😩😩😩
ReplyDeletewell on this list i would get rid of Vanessa Williams and put Brandy Norwood instead and since Janet Jackson was used in the 80s video of this hole beautiful black girls thing i would put Gabrielle Union instead of Janet but other than that i agree with the list
ReplyDeleteIf I see already one dark skin woman on here I will be shocked. You know we never get represented.
ReplyDeleteHere this man is again with his bird brain calling TRANNIES beautiful!! Most of you following the trends and masturbating to these men!! Don't you know how Hollywood works??? Terry Swoopes!! A deceiver of the masses! These are drag Queens!! Not real females!! Again! I was age 15 8n 1990!! We were all fooled!! But Terry is in his 40' s and still fooled!! Why don't you add The Williams sisters too!! Clowning the masses!!
ReplyDeleteLook at all the big shoulders and big jaw lines and big ass feet!! These monsters are trying to discredit real women!! Showing us baphomet worshippers! All men!!
ReplyDeleteNext he will say The Brat is a sexy woman!! Friggin clown! Perverted clown!! The real melanated woman has been buried beneath this tyranny trash! Makeup was created for men to look like women! Not the other way around!! Perves!!
ReplyDeleteThought for sure I was gonna see Naomi Campbell turn up somewhere on this list. She was so damn hot in MJ's "In The Closet" video and blew most of the other models away on the runway during her amazing modeling career. Solid list nonetheless.
ReplyDeleteAaliyah and Michelle Thomas are gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteI've literally come back here just for this song, its such a vibe!
ReplyDeleteNah i need to find the name of this first song!!
ReplyDeleteWhat Angela Bassett is not on this list (wow)...........ggggggggggrrrrr
ReplyDeletemost on the list are light skin👧👧👧👧👧where's beautiful Lauren Hill?
ReplyDeleteWhat’s the name of the song playing in the background?
ReplyDeletePeople title of the first song? The one that starts with Jada Pinkett?
ReplyDeleteNia Long is number one always
ReplyDeleteAlmost got her autograph but did not have a pen on fifth ave Lynn Whitfield
ReplyDeleteNO Salli Richardson? Angela Bassett? Kenya Moore? Stacey Dash? Tyra Banks? Shanice? Lisa Raye? Maia Campbell?
ReplyDeleteThis list should have been longer.
ReplyDeleteNiaaa longggg and Jadaa❤❤❤
ReplyDeleteLisa Left Eye Lopez was prettier than many of these beautiful ladies.
ReplyDeleteBut admin, half these women aren't black, they are biracial fam. And Halle Berry black-fished the whole nation. Its only now we see the biracial curls.
ReplyDeleteI'm American, but at the sake of opening a can of worms or at least another category, what about beautiful black women from 'across the pond'? Not crazy about their music, but young Mel B made me watch Spice Girl videos in the 90s, Samantha Mumba pop singer captivated me in the Time Machine remake, and of course, Thandie Newton introduced (to me) in Oprah's movie Beloved.
ReplyDeleteHalle Berry is not the numberone black girl but the most beautiful woman of the world....
ReplyDeleteHalle Berry andvVanessa Williams are half black and half white.
ReplyDeleteSomebody Forgot LisaRaye
ReplyDeleteThe 90s had some beautiful and talented black actresses; Jada, Halle, Vivica, Nia, and some beautiful and talented musicans; Aaliyah, Toni and of course the ICONIC Janet Jackson. I'm not a lesbian 😁 but growing up Jada, Halle, Vivica, Nia, Janet, Aaliyah and Toni Braxton were my women crushes because they inspire me to be a strong black female. Especially Jada Halle and Vivica and the phenomenal roles they played in their acting. Jada in Set it Off and Menace to society, Halle in Boomerang and Monsters Ball, and Vivica also in Set it off and Independence Day. Rip Aaliyah and Michelle. They were young and beautiful talented women taken way ahead of their time while their careers were still taking off.
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