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[Dpantherman]

So I just found this out a few days ago and it really fascinated me. Maya Rudolph is the daughter of R&B singer Minnie Riperton, who's most famous song I'm sure many of you have heard is "Loving You"



She died at just 32 years old from Breast Cancer. Explains why Maya sang a lot on SNL and was (in my opinion) very good at it.

Shes also in a Prince cover band and they performed on Jimmy Fallon (video)


Just found that interesting and felt like sharing. Cool Story Bro, I'm bored.

[pstall]

ok i think an intervention is now in order. Huddle Brethren....are you with me?

[Mr. Scot]

Quite possibly the most sickly sweet song in history, rivaling Dolly Parton's version of "I will always love you."

Every time she hits those high notes I worry about my glasses shattering.

[Dpantherman]

ok i think an intervention is now in order. Huddle Brethren....are you with me?

If you bring the womenz I'll gladly attend.

[Darth Biscuit]

I always found her strangely attractive.

[Johnny Rockets]

I always found her strangely attractive.

Ditto....and not sure why.

[catfang]

Quite possibly the most sickly sweet song in history, rivaling Dolly Parton's version of "I will always love you."

Every time she hits those high notes I worry about my glasses shattering.

I loved the Southpark where Jimbo and Ned were going to use the high notes as a trigger for a bomb.

[Bwood]

Love maya Rudolph. Did not know this.

Thanks D

[4Corners]

she is not attractive

Poor man's Rashida Jones.

[Dpantherman]

she is not attractive

Poor man's Rashida Jones.

I LOVE love love Rashida Jones.

[4Corners]

yeah Rashida Jones is very easy on the eyes.

[L.A. Fanatic]

She is married to the great filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson

[Sapper]

I loved the Southpark where Jimbo and Ned were going to use the high notes as a trigger for a bomb.

If only Richard Stamos could hit that high note.

[Paintballr]

She was also in the band The Rentals which had their front man Matt Sharp, who was the bass player for Weezer on the Blue Album and Pinkerton

[Mrs Pantherfan]

That song always makes me think of this classic scene