August 25th, 2011
11:55 AM ET
Missy Elliott: I think about Aaliyah every dayEditor's Note: In the exclusive post below, hip-hop artist Missy Elliott reflects on the 10 year anniversary of her friend Aaliyah's death. Elliott writes: Today is the 10 year anniversary of Aaliyah’s passing and I’m sitting here reminiscing and playing music, thinking of the times we spent together, working, laughing, singing, dancing, cutting up. But really, it’s not all that different from any other day because I do think about her every day. Not on purpose, but she is my friend and that’s just how I do. I’ve told the same stories for 9 years – how we met, how me and Tim were scared but Aaliyah was so welcoming and had this smile and way about her that put us at ease, that she liked to take chances and we were able to just be who we were and make good records together.
She loved playing jokes and that’s another part of her personality that made it fun to be around her. As a talent, I think she’s missed because she was unique and a true triple threat. She could sing, dance, and her acting was starting to take off. I’m glad for the memories I have and the time we got to spend together, but I miss my friend. Rest In Peace and Power Baby Girl.
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I wish I could have known her. My parents named me after her. They said she was an amazing artist. I wish I could talk to Missy so I could hear all about this amazing person I never had the chance to meet. I love her music!!!!! Have a great day Missy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
hello I'm a big fan of aaliyah.
I want to say a few things.
Aaliyah was a beautiful girl
with a lot of talent,
she could sing beautifully, she could still dance and acting.
pity that God took her so quickly.
the day when I heard that she was deceased,
I was five years old, I can still remember
my TV was on, and i saw the plane
I started crying, my mother tried to comfort me
How could someone that was so beloved die?
Every time I hear her songs I cried.
but if I keep crying, she never rest.
So I comfort myself with this ..
aaliyah was a great singer
a beautiful girl.
with great talent.
and even though she is out of sight.
she stay in our heart.
God needed a great angel
and he took you.
iloveyoubaby girl
I must be the biggest aaliyah fan there is till this day my blackberry has all her songs and videos literally I still can't believe she is gone everytime I watch them videos a tear must come down my face! We Miss You Baby Girl And We Will Always Love you
Love You Baby Girl and miss your music
I MISS Aaliyah sooooooooooooooo much R.I.P. Aaliyah I LOVE YOU
If Aalyiah were still alive, Beyonce wouldn't be as famous as she is...sorry to all the STANS just my opinion...Aalyiah dying gave Beyonce the open door to superstardom... IMO. Aalyiah was wayyyy more talented than Bey, but at the same time, they are 2 different artist. RIP Aalyiah
every day we think about the sis we lost that is good that makes us stronger to go one are lives Aaliyah God is with you and so I and all your friends will never for get you miss girl RIP..one love Gods good for you...peace.2011
Aaliyah was a beautiful person inside and out. She had a beautiful soft melodic voice. Her music reminds me of my college days. She will be missed. RIP. For all of the haters, please take your negativitiy somewhere else. Only coward hides behind a computer spewing ignorant, insensitive, and racist remarks. Please go jump off a cliff.
I wonder what her life would be like now.
Missy Elliot DOES NOT think of Aaliyah every single day. Please. NO one thinks of one thing everysingle day we're human and we forget. Dramah be gone.
Missy Elliott- I call bull$h!t.
RIP Aaliyah..I hope you are gittin yo freak on in heaven..gitya gitya gitya gitya gitya freak on
I remember when I first heard the news on MTV. I was in shock. I wasn't a huge fan but I liked her in Queen of the Damned, and she had that show on tv that showed her funny sweet side. She was a beautiful person all around. I was sad to see her go. RIP.
Ten years, huh? Maybe it's time for a little therapy.
how sad i wonder howd it willl be if she were still here?
Imagine what her corpse must look like now. Just do a Google search on "grave wax" and you'll see what I mean.
I think any loss of life early is tragic. I would like everyone to please remember others died on that plane as well. Just because they were "no names" does not mean other families were not hurting yesterday at all the memories as well. I have a family member who grew up without his father, his father was a hero and I have not seen his name or any of the others who died mentioned in the articles I have read on this anniversary. I hope they all rest in peace. We love all of you.
such a beauty, gone way too soon, good to remember you sweet girl, rest in peace always till we can all sing together again!!!!! You are not forgotten dear one! Love you, miss you. Sing on sweet angel.
Wow its been 10 years allready i still remeber that day like it was yesterday i was on 122nd & 7th in harlem chillin with my man stars & bath who was her label mate over @ virgin records & this was when the 2way pagers were a big form of communication @ the time & i had baths 2way & the news that lele's plane crashed came across the wire devistating word
She was so talented. http://bit.ly/pbtDM4
it is sad when a young person passes away before their time...she was a talented singer and she is missed...so be polite, she was someone's daughter, sister...listen to one in a million, that was her best song I think....
Baby Girl you're missed.
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I remember when I found out about Aaliyah's death. It seems like it was yesterday. I was away for the weekend at a party with friends of mine. Someone announced it, then confirmed it. What struck me to the core was that Aaliyah was the same age as I was at that time. And for a while after that, I began to think of my own mortality, and how I could leave this world as tragically soon as Aaliyah did at such a young age. Then 9/11 took place, and I was devastated.
It's hard to believe that a post tlike this could bring back such memories. But Aaliyah and her music defined a generation, and I'm glad I could be a part of it. Every time I randomly a song by Aaliyah, I think of my high school and college years. That's the kind of impact she had on many, many lives.
May Aaliyah continue to rest in peace.
Rest In Love Aaliyah~~~~~
I had a store on Melrose Avenue called Nude ( now funfash.com) and she was a great customer – always friendly with a big smile. Gave us a great signed pic to put behind the counter. We were really hurt when she passed – the world lost a great person.
Interesting. It seems they have already removed most of the "offending" posts which just leaves a few of you "good" people recommending that others drink bleach and gas for having an opinion different than yours. That's how you show respect for someone who has passed?
I remember when she died I was just starting high school my brother was lying in his bed and he saw Aaliyah photo on mtv and a the headline read Aaliyah died in plane crash just like Buddy holly he died the same way don't know too much about his music but seen movies about him I cried so much when my bother told me... we both loved and enjoyed her music still do what really makes it so sad she was only 22 year old so young. Right after she died here comes 9/11 I remember that too I was in school it was third period and I remember a teacher comes over from another classroom and tell my teacher that America is being attack and the whole class watched it on tv. 2001 was a horrible year 2005 was to New Orleans . If CNN wants to do a story about Aaliyah that's their choice . But let me guess most you guys that are trashing her are probably metal rock fans am I right? b/c rock fans are the only ones that trash and bash other music artist that does not do rock , but when Jani lane died no fans of other music genres trash him I listen to rock myself but you rock fans are giving rock and roll a bad name nobody cares if you don't like hip hop r&b rap etc why so much hate and racism ? no fans of other music genres trash and bash rock music and rock artist u guys got some serious issues, so no other music genres cant be mainstream and popular everyone suppose to just listen to rock and shun other music genres right ? no it 's called different strokes for different folks don't read articles about non rock artist if you don't care for their music then simple as that music is suppose to be fun not full of hate
r.i.p my star we miss you a lot when i was young i always listin to your music
wow has it actually been 10 years?I was 16 then,after Aaliyah's death and 9/11 the whole world changed.She helps represent that still naaive 9/11 time period that so much more open than it is today as passed just 3 weeks before.RIP babygirl.
Has it already been 10 years? Seems like yesterday...
RIP Aaliyah
RIP Aaliyah – we think of you often too! I can't believe it's been 10 years!
For all the people posting WHO is Missy Elliot and WHO is AALiyah,.........Doesn't matter if you knew them or not,....iteresting enough for you to READ the artical,...huh?
RIP AAliyah,....REAL people miss you,.................
Really Missy Elliott???? I highly doubt you think about her EVERY SINGLE DAY!
Tragic. Too bad she was a little too full of herself and needed to load 7 trunks of clothes for a tiny plane and yelled at the pilot when she was told not to bring all of that and it was too heavy. Guess you should listen to those who know what they are talking about sometimes.
The pilot should have listened to himself, as he is quite dead, too.
Ten years later, we're still wondering how much untapped potential died in an instant on a small island in the Bahamas...
RIP Aaliyah.
This the most simply, and most well said comment on this entire thread. You don't know how right you are.
Aaliyah was a legend far beyond her very young years, It still hurts that she was stolen from us before we could see how much of an international superstar she could have become.
May Aaliyah continue to rest in peace.
"She was a true triple threat".... A "true" triple threat sings, dances and plays an instrument. Acting has nothing to do with it. She was talented, no doubt, but she wasn't a "true" triple threat.
I can't believe she has been dead that long.........
Also stop even responding to people who leave "Stupid" comments...... They are jealous because I'm 95% sure that she was more beautiful than every woman in their family and every woman they have ever dated (which I'm sure are few).. If their "Sorry" parents could not raise and teach their "pathetic" offspring then please be certain that you cannot teach them anything. Life does that and they will get theirs....... Everyone have a nice day even the people who don't deserve nice days....... Stupidity is Laughable... :0)
To John B: Please get your facts straight: Aaliyah did not over load the baggage and cargo air plane herself. Someone on the plane staff did that and they were posed with packing and loading the plane. Aaliyah's family filed a law suit against this company and this claim was settled out of court years later. Lastly, for the ignoramus who posted the question who? I suggest that you use Wikipedia the next time. I just know you use the internet to research everything else. Aaliyah was a very talented, intelligent, articulate artist and blossoming actress, who came from a great family back ground where both of her parents were educated, married to one another and wanted the best for their daughter in life. It's an unfortunate thing that their daughter's life ended at such an early age. She had so much life to live. Rest in peace!
It's a tragedy when anyone pases but in looking at a lot of of the comments, it seems that she was truly well received by some of the public for her talent, but there have been a lot more deaths in which the person who died had a much greater impact on the world then just the little niche (entertainment) Aaliyah was in but then again it goes to show where people's priorities lie. And before someone calls me crass whatever, I've been alive to have experienced four assassinations, John Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, Martin Luther King, Malcolm X, the attempted assassination of Ronald Regan, bombings of a Disoc in Berlin, a bombing of a US Air Base in Frankfurt and so on. So I'm not being uncaring with regards to Aaliyah’s passing, I'm just putting it in it's proper perspective. Death sooner or later comes to us all, who will mourn for you?
Woof ditto but I'm sure on the other anniversaries similar msgs will be posted.
Some people ought to get a life; if you didn't know Aaliyah then why are you commenting? This young lady had such a remarkable talent; what happened to her on that ill fated day was very tragic. She never compromised herself, in order to obtain fame. She always maintained her dignity, with an impressionable sense of class.
At only 22 at the time of her demise, she presented a tenuous maturity that is still very rare. To this day, I have yet to see another artist that reminds me of her. She was just way a head of her time.
No one can listen to her music without an under sense of the tragic waste of an extraordinary talent cut off way too soon.
John B you are dumb as a rock. It is the pilot's job to make sure his plane is not overloaded not the passenger. Either you are stupid or just hateful
Oh! Has it already been that long? RIP. She is missed.
RIP Aaliyah
Wow. So young! Regardless of what she demanded, the pilot should have known better and refused to take so much luggage. And I'm sure there may have been other factors involved to cause the crash. I wasn't a fan or anything, but I was 13 when she died and I remember my classmates being upset about it.
Aaliyah was a tripple threat & just beginning to make a household name for herself when she left the earth plain! I was as devastated by the news as if I had known her, she just had that kind of spirit, which she communicated through her music!Today I was singing "I Care For U" to myself, but didn't realize it's the anniversary of her departure! I'll always miss her, her music & her sweet persona! Soon we will also be commemorating Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes death, that same year only about a month apart! Both of these women-artists should be remembered with love & appreciation! Along with Selena, they are my musical angels! Peace & Power to the Angels!!
I'll always remember the day Aaliyah died, a horrible tragedy for her family, friends, and fans. She was a beautiful young woman with an incredible talent for singing, dancing, and song writing. Gone way too soon. I'm listening to all my favorite songs by Aaliyah today and even though it's so sad to imagine how great she could have become her family and friends should all be comforted knowing her beautiful music will never be forgotten. Oh yeah PS Stop hating – Aaliyah made great music for ALL people.
such is the grieving process. It lasts the rest of your life. Best always Missy. Take a deep breath, let it out and take a step. Repeat each day...for the rest of your life...
WHO ?????
@Andrew, you do know BET is run by white people right ?
Ladydoc, your also not a fan of being educated either are you ? She wasn't rap hip hop or ghetto. IDIOT
You know you can not tell someone what they are doing or who they think about, I dont know Aaliyah personally and think of her very often, we still hear her music and still see her videos along with anyone else that has passed on and is a celeb so stop being ignorant!!!! People this is a blog about someone who passed away if you are not interested in her and her story or have negative things to say why are you even commenting, shows what type of life you have!
I miss Aaliyah as well and think of her all the time when I hear new artist, I still compare her to others like Ciara. She is truly missed and tears fall everytime I think of her talent and beauty.
Are You That Somebody
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I remember the night she passed. My friends and I were on the way to the club, listening to the radio, when they announced it. We immediately became saddened but decided to celebrate her life rather than mourn her death. I will always love her as an artist, person, and a beautiful young lady. Continue resting in peace.
R.I.P. Aaliyah. Those that didn't get a chance to experience you while you where here physically missed something special. They will never understand how you changed the industry with your style, voice, and warm spirit. You are gone from this Earth but you will never be forgotten baby girl!
I remember that day. Being younger I would just take for granted the songs played on the radio, but now looking back at her music, her sound was pretty unique. I listen to songs now and it doesn't have the unique sounds like hers did with the collaboration of Elliot and Timberland. Didn't care for her acting capabilities, but she was just now getting started in that area and I'm sure she would have blossomed with her personality and talents.
My son's birthday is today, but in 2001 he was 13 years old when Aaliyah's plane went down. He was so upset. He had a large picture of her in his bedroom. After that day my son decided to be bapitized because she was so young when she passed and he didn't want to leave this earth with being saved, becuase no day is promised. God bless Aaliyah. She was such a beautiful and talented young woman. And she is still missed today.
Wow...that was really moving. I guess something positive can come out of something so tragic. I loved Aaliyah's music. I was 16 when it happened.
Yes, I remember it as well. EMP-TV going on and on about Aaliyah, and hardly a word said about Layne Staley.
Maybe b/c she died in a tragic plane crash, while he died with a needle in his arm? Just a thought. I'm a fan of both, but one death is quite different from the other.
Every generation, there is one tragedy that makes us all feel "less" invincible…. And to me the PREVENTABLE death of Aaliyah Dana Haughton one of them.
If you don't know who Aaliyah was then you missed out on an amazing artist. I grew up listening to her music and can say I was very upset when I learned she had passed. This 10 year anniversary effects me most, because I'm 22 years old now, the same age Aaliyah was when she passed. I can't imagine being taken away from my loved ones at this age especially when she had such a promising career ahead of her. You will always be remembered Aaliyah. RIP sweet girl. PS. Please refrain from smart comments on this article. Respect this woman, her legacy and her fans, because she deserves it.
You can't expect too many people to be mature enough to post a respectful or coherent statement online nowadays. Especially when you're talking about a phenomenon like Aaliyah was. I mean lets get real, when you have 1000's of people gushing over T-Pain, that told you he can't sing without Auto-Tune, how could you expect them to be intelligent enough to know talent when they hear it from someone like Aaliyah.
As Forrest Gump said, "stupid is what stupid does!" – It's sad really , mindless brainless lemmings. The music is as "horrible" as it is right now, because you "DON'T" have as many Aaliyahs around putting out music on that level. Aaliyah was R&B. But R&B nowadays is only r&B if it sounds triple-x rated with lyrics, without any real purpose, except to be explicit. Yeah, I'm AfricanAmerican, and I hate the direction our music has gone. I'd pick Aaliyah tens years from today over ANYTHING that's being put out right now!
I'm surprised a Philly Guy would be oh so offended. Look dude, calm down. No one has to comment anything to say fantastic things, its a choice.
You on the other hand are troll bait catch. Just ignore. In real life, do you argue with crazy people in the street or thugs or idiots? Or do you steer clear of them.
Thank you, thats what I thought.
All these comments will be lost, sort of, at least forgotten, no one has to share anything. Comment boxes are a waste of time, move on.
I have to do stuff, I'm out.
Well said.
RIP Aaliya. You have a lot of love left behind.
😦 I really miss Aaliyah's undeniable style.......still. Without judging her on a religious or spiritual venue, I thought she was one of the most talented artist out there. When she began acting, it was another notch in her belt to celebrate. The way Aaliyah recorded the Isley Brothers smash hit "At You Best (You Are Love)" is a classic! On another note, 😦 I was so surprised to read the disparaging remarks about her. But, in fairness, everyone does have the right to an opinion.
CNN – please close/remove this board out of respect to Missy Elliott, Aaliyah, and her family.
The amount of trolling idiots making unbelievably rude, juvenile and disrespectful comments has reached a critical mass
I agree...they really need to just remove it. It's so sad...I can't believe this is what our world is coming to sometimes.
CNN SHUT THIS COMMENT SECTION DOWN!!!!! THE IGNORANT COMMENTS FROM THESE COLD HEARTED COLON WORMS ARE OUT OF CONTROL!!!! THE LEAST CNN CAN DO IS GIVE THIS WOMEN A LITTLE RESPECT BY SHUTTING THESE IDIOTS UP AND SHUTTING THE COMMENT SECTION DOWN!!!!
OK, TBOX, I WILL REMOVE IT,... AFTER ALL MISSY ELLIOT HAS SHOWN SO MUCH RESPECT FOR OTHERS THROUGHOUT HER SO CALLED CAREER. WHY DON'T YOU READ SOME OF HER LYRICS BEFORE YOU START THROWING THE WORD "RESPECT" AROUND.
When Diaaliyah was alive she enjoyed a constant diet of donkey D!CKS...sucking them having them up her ass and KUNT...it was her love!
Aaliyah you are missed, you were truly one in a million. Your music and style was so cool and your music was so much better than some of the songs today. Rest on baby girl.
Ok....What kind of a world do we live in where people can be so evil and cold? You may not have known her or even liked her music but dammit...she was someone's child, sister, and friend. I dare anyone of you cowards to say the crap you are saying on this post to the face of the family members and friends who loved her. How would it feel if someone said these things about someone you loved? We got the doc who is putting her in hell...well guess what, no one knows but God and last I checked you were NOT him. Just remember the crap you say about others comes back. People are a trip in 2011. Always on a post talking mess and would NEVER have the guts to say something this rude in person.
Calm down Belinda.
Don't be a troll-bait candidate. Just say positive stuff and move on.
sleep on Aaliyah,we will never forget you.
She seemed to have a beautiful spirit.
We are a sad group of people.
I agree with you wholeheartedly! It's so sad how nasty and racist we can really be. You take care.
TRUE DAT & WITH A LOT OF EXTRA TIME ON OUR HANDS TOO!!
You know, I have never bothered to comment on CNN before, but I just have to say, some of you people are disgusting. You are rude, thoughtless, arrogant and did I mention disgusting? Seriously? That's all you have better to do is rip on people and hack on a dead person? Who died in a plane accident? She didn't OD, she didn't die driving drunk. And you comment like this on post from a person who cared about her?
Get a life. Go do something good or useful instead of being pathetic and making it a point to be hurtful and nasty. People like that are such a waste of space.
you know, people who think the internet will protect them from karma are in for a big surprise. dont worry angie, these people are a dime a dozen up here. It really surprises me sometimes how we are still surviving as a race.
Ditto...and yes Karma is in effect...either typed or spoken
Thank you Angie. Sadly – idiotic, ignorant and callous remarks like this fill the internet more than anything else. People are truly cruel when hiding behind their monitors. So many internet users get "mean girl" syndrome the second they hit that "Post" or "Reply" button. Guess what? All that bile and vitriol you all spit out here is real and you're the one who put it out in the universe. Why do that? Aren't things in the world bad enough as it is? Grandma had a good saying, a way of life even: "If you cannot say something nice, do not say anything at all."
The ignorance some people display on the internet is an extreme problem. It's one thing to not know who a person is but to be a total disrespect to that person is a another thing. I can't understand why people hate so much.smh. R.I.P. aaliyah
Actually Angie, you may be the one to "get a life".
You see, I agree with your sentiments, but you're the bait, the troll bait. Idiots like that say all kinds of nasty things to be funny, to annoy people, to drag suckers like YOU into dumb time wasting arguments.
They are cowards hiding behind their computers or the computers mommy and daddee bought for them. They may be dumb kids, or stupid adults.
So, you may need to reassess yourself and ask yourself, why am I wasting my time in comment boxes argueing or trying to "tell them off" when thats what they want you to do.
Time to mature and get with it Angie.
angie- don;t let these morons get you down. They have no life, and are all a bunch of 30 year old guys who have never had a girlfriend to beat up, which is why they are so hostile, biach
I could not have said it better Angie. For those fans like myself who loved her music, her horrific death touched us deeply. No one wants to see anyone lose their life I don't care who they are. I truly believe she was on her way to being a huge star and would have been in the spotlight still today had she lived.
I can't understand why people come on sites, read the article and then spew hate. Move on! Her fans loved her like I'm sure those fans of Elvis loved him. Some may not have known her music but that doesn't mean millions of others didn't love it.
Loved her music, her class and her style she died tragically and suddenly. RIP
Very few celebrity deaths has touched and moved me in such a deep and profound way than when Aaliyah's. I still find it hard to listen to her music because of the fellings it invokes from when she died. She was such a sweet, gentle and down-to-earth person. And her talent, forget about it. I'm not the biggest R&B fan but you can't help but pay attention to her sultry, soulful voice. She is definitely missed, both in her person and her music.
Seriously Eaton? A man posts a lovely homage to an artist he respected and you spout off with that vile hatred. Shame on you.
Real mature Eaton, real mature.
G as in GotNO Money...LMAO!
@ Gayle, My God are u the most unhappy person on Earth,. Why so much vile against someone who cannot defend herself. Did all your dead loved one get one way ticket to hell?...
I remember where I was when Aaliyah died as well. She was absolutely beautiful and she is really missed. She was a talented artist. It really is a shame
My niece was one of her dancers on that video. She was with her up until about an hour before Aaliyah got on the plane.
Wow Jeff!. I'm sure her recollection of that day is very vivid. I pray she was able to bounce back from that tragic day.
I loved Aliyah's music and all of the volunteer work that she was always taking part in. I really do miss her style and her music. Her career, while huge was just barely taking off for her and what she was capable of. RIP.
Hey, dude who keeps saying "POOT"
Are you Mace? Logs/faskings?
r u serious
TRUE DAT
What a shame she departed so young and full of life. I have her movie, Queen of the Damned and think her acting was very good. She was definitely going to make it big as an actress. RIP Aaliyah you are missed!
Might be a stupid question, but isnt she the woman who was in a Jet Li movie also? Just wondering.
@John: She was in 'Romeo Must Die'. That was her defining acting moment.
Jester, you need to get out of your 1930's time-warp and re-enter 2011. Referring them as "colored people" is just as bad as saying the "N" word. Re-educate yourself.
She was so very young. My heart still hurts for her family.
"I Miss You" (She was going to be a huge superstar...)
That comment coming from someone who named themselves the least talented "Kelly Rowland". Shut up! Aaliyah was awesome! Had an amazing voice and sure as hell could beat Kelly Rowland any day.
I'll never forget Aaliyah. Just yesterday I was playing some of her music for the first time in a very long time. I didn't even realise that the anniversary was today either... apparently my instinct did somehow apparently. Crazy how that works. RIP
Way to be disrespectful, Barnaby. Btw, the take-off weight is something that pilot-in-command should be checking and be aware of.
I will always remember that year. I know 911 happened but the impacts of that did not hit me until a year later when I got in high school. But what happened to Aaliyah hit me immediately. One of my favorite artist at the time dying as young as she did was hard. And somedays I wonder how things would have changed if she was still here. I hope she is still resting in piece.
@Gayle: A "one-way ticket to hell"? Really? I was not a fan, but what reason could you possibly have to write something like that? Did she steal your husband? Beat your children? Good grief...
Bill, what do you expect.. he was a teenager in highschool, her death was something he could relate to and probably didn't understand the gravity of 911 at the time
I hope she is resting in peace ... not in piece!!!
@ JoeShmoe......actually, Steven wasn't even in high school, yet......read his post again and you'll see what I mean.
Really Bill.....you're way too critical.....
Don't blame someone that was a child for not understanding an event that most adults couldn't even grasp.
I feel as though she is still here...My daughter is the spitting image of her and the same age as well. May Aaliyah rest in peace...
I don't know if she threw a fit, but even if she did, as a former pilot I can tell you it is the pilot's sole responsibility to make sure the take-off weight is within limits. I'd rather lose my job than my (and others) life.
@Joe Schmoe... dude, stop bitting my name and misspelling it at that!