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- Number of Discs: 1
- Label: Arista
- ASIN: B00006LHUM
- Other Editions: Audio CD
- Average Customer Review: 3.2 out of 5 stars See all reviews (19 customer reviews)
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WHITNEY HOUSTON Whatchulookinat (2002 UK 3-track CD single includes Radio Mix P. Diddy Remix Radio Edit and Full Intentional Club Mix picture sleeve)
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For Whitney Houston, the past few years remained as difficult and as unbelieveable as you could expect from her. Still, she has ways of still showing her voice, and what she has to say about doubters. That really goes the same with Whatchulookinat, the first song released from Whitney Houston's 2002 record, Just Whitney. The song is a letter the tabloids for stalking and assault from the victim's point of view, Whitney. The song is a lot tougher than any of Whitney's other songs. Still, she also expanded a bit more within her family on this song, with thanks from her husband, Bobby Brown. I think it is a good quality song, and just listening to two sides of the story, not one. I still think that a lot of fans abandoned her because of the National Examiner, but her voice is still as exciting as it was years ago. Still, if you haven't heard the song, get Just Whitney.
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The single for WHATCHULOOKINAT is a must for avid Whitney fans. The song was leaked on the internet in late summer 2002, and it was basically Whitney striking back against the media, for twisting lies and being all up in her business. The song is catchy and infectuous, but it failed to capture the hearts of radio or listeners. The song itself is quite nice but I have to say the main reason to own this single is for the Thunderpuss Remix, it is excellent and perfect for club play (they play it all the time here at some of the clubs here...). The other remixes are nice, except I didn't care for the P Diddy remix, but overall if you are a fan of Whitney or Thunderpuss remixes, this is a must own single.
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I have no idea what Houston was thinking when she decided to release this junk as a single. Just the song title alone is enough to make my stomach going in a 180 spin. The beats are generic, predictable, and lifeless and the song overall is just a miserable failure at trying to aim at the TRL audience and it isn't helping Houston's floundering career especially with all the bad press surrounding her career. The song aims at trying to lash out at the media but the lyrics though, are simply immature and amateurish for someone who's had a career spanning over 15 years and it's saddening to see Whitney fall this low. I could think up of better lyrics from scratch in three hours. This single is just a pitiful waste of a comeback opportunity. >:-(
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5.0 out of 5 stars
It isn't her best song, but it's ok....
I'm not a great fan from Whitney, but I know that this song isn't her best... I rate this Single with 5 stars because I very much liked the lirics of this, by the way, many things... Read more
Published on Feb 2 2003
1.0 out of 5 stars
Whitney Goes Bust.
What are WE looking at? The better question to ask is, "what are we listening to?" Whitney's kickoff single from her first album in four years finds our heroine biting... Read more
Published on Dec 10 2002 by The Groove
5.0 out of 5 stars
Whitney's back
Whitney has never sounded better and I cannot believe this quality song hasn't recieved better airplay. Read more
Published on Dec 4 2002 by Distance-
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great remixes for a so so song.
First off I bought this single because it went to number one on the Billboard Club Play chart and only for that. Read more
Published on Nov 21 2002 by K. Eisenberger
2.0 out of 5 stars
Not as good as it could of been
Whitney's always been good at making r and b ballads and dance tracks but this has got to be one of her poorest efforts to date. Read more
Published on Nov 18 2002 by JR Anderson
1.0 out of 5 stars
terrible
terrible song,terrible remixes=terrible single.this thing has been done to death.it's soo bad that i had to sell it.but nobody wanted to buy it LOL. Read more
Published on Nov 16 2002 by Berke Didinoðlu
2.0 out of 5 stars
poor
I don't think Whitney should've released this song.It's not exactly a terrible song.Actually its quite alright.But it ain't alright for someone like Whitney. Read more
Published on Nov 10 2002 by Beautiful
3.0 out of 5 stars
Sorry
I love Whitney Houston but this single was a mistake. Her voice has changed. Whether you believe this change is due to age or health problems or something else doesn't matter. Read more
Published on Nov 7 2002 by Kimberley Wilson
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great song!
This song has a very good beat and I like the fact that Whitney is speaking out on what she thinks about the media. Read more
Published on Oct 23 2002
2.0 out of 5 stars
I Love You Dearly Whitney, But I Am REAL Mad At This Song!
Whitney is a consumate artist, and alas I'm afraid, more concerned with making her husband feel useful by allowing him to produce such a piece of trash as this. Read more
Published on Oct 15 2002 by Raider Jack
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