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Destiny's Child, a female rhythm'n'blues group that crossed over into pop and rap, formed in Houston in 1990 when its members were still teenagers (in fact, Beyonce Knowles was nine years old).
They established themselved as a major commercial force with a string of
singles: Killing Time (1997),
No No No, from Destiny's Child (1998),
Say My Name and Bills Bills Bills, from The Writing's on the Wall (1999),
Independent Women Pt 1 (2000), one of the biggest hits of the era.
Following much-publicized internal turmoil,
Beyonce wrote most of Destiny's Child third album, Survivor (2001),
containing Survivor and Bootylicious.
Beyonce's first solo singles, Work It Out and
Crazy in Love (2003), made her a star, despite the mediocre quality of
Dangerously in Love (2003).
B'day (2006) and I Am Sasha Fierce (2008) were full of disposable
songs. The only one that mattered was the colossal hit composed by producer
Ne-Yo, Irreplaceable. Her best impersonation was perhaps Ring the Alarm (2006).
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