Not here for any of this. BTW TGJ, this won't be her first posthumous release, she had 'I Care 4 U' released at the end of 2002 and three of the unreleased songs on that album were hits. That album was done perfectly, numbers don't lie.

This mess here? I'm not with it at all. First off, Drake is just a fan, yes we all love Aaliyah, I think it's pretty disrespectful to have him producing an album full of her material, yes he is 'Drake' but besides that he is just a random fan. There is no difference from them letting him control the project to picking up one of her fans on twitter or on the street and giving them the same opportunity, it makes no sense to me.

Aaliyah was very much in control of here career and I'm pretty sure if she wanted to share this materials with her fans she would have, and if her immediate family aren't supporting this it shouldn't proceed PERIOD POINT BLANK. It's disrespectful to Aaliyah, her family, and her discography.

At this present moment, Aaliyah's discography is perfect to me, it's one of the biggest part of het legacy and it defines her as an artist. When you think of Aaliyah, you think of a life and career cut extremely short and her three albums show the potential she had and where she was at the moment and where she planned to go, it is not our duty to think of what she would have wanted and make music from that, years have gone by and people remember Aaliyah today just as much as they did the day it happened.

Leave her music, discography, and legacy the way she left it, NO MORE POSTHUMOUS RELEASES.