In reply to Danzou.

I don't think most hate her but in the realm of Soul music she's often compared to the greats such as Whitney, Aretha and even Mariah and she carries a certain superiority complex, intended or not, which sees her happily wearing titles such as "Voice of this Generation" and "Legendtina" when she hasn't really earned it in the eyes of many.

The vocal greats were more than just naturally talented with dynamic voices. They were the epitome of class and skill and seemed to love the art more than themselves. For me personally, knowing what Black people have gone through in America for recognition, I don't wish to see Soul music owned and trumped by White soul singers who don't have enough understanding of the art form nor the knowledge of its roots to deliver it authentically. Her screaming of "It's a Man's World" at the Grammy's and other tributes she's done to Michael Jackson, Freddie Mercury and even Whitney were quite atrocious and these true legends deserve more than that. As I said, it seems she's too in love with her voice and not the message she needs to deliver unlike her predecessors.

Reality, Latinos are of Northern Mediterranean descent (Spain/Portugal/Italy/France etc) with occasionally a mix of Native American, they are not Black. I'm sure Christina's father was not Black, unlike Mariah Carey's. Christian changes her appearance per album. Virtually unrecogniseable from Stripped to Back to Basics when she went from trying to be half Black to Marilyn Monroe.

Still, it's always great to see celebrities being humanitarian and remembering the victims of tragedies. Christina's always had that type of edge and it's good to be conscious of more than yourself.