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[text] Continue supporting Normani. DOPAMINE was NOT NORMANI’S FAULT. When Lydia came onboard, contractual agreements were already in place, and those commitments took precedence over whatever Normani wanted. THIS TIME, she has the right people around her and she feels safe.

[text] Now that I have food, we can talk. DOPAMINE was “life or death” for her and although things did not go the way she wanted, it taught her many things. The DOPAMINE album itself was comprised of mostly older songs. Her favorite is DISTANCE because it showcased more of where she

[text] We’re on a break! They’re touching up her makeup, and she’s coming back to sing some songs! • An album IS coming. • DOPAMINE: The Era is over, HOWEVER, Lydia said we might see justice for “BIG BOY” she said “mark my words.” • No one explicitly asked about the visuals. • The

[text] At one point, Lydia said, “how do I say this, while making it PC?” She proceeded to say things like “people at that time…” then said a bunch of nothing afterwards. To protect herself and Normani. I COULD BE REACHING, but hear me out: 1. Lydia spoke in past-tense. (Could