"We hope that y'all listened to instructions," the late singer's estate wrote on social media.
Aaliyah backstage at Madison Square Garden for Lifebeat's Urban Aid benefit concert on Oct. 5, 1995, in New York City.
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Aaliyah’s estate celebrated the reissue of Baby Girl’s Age Ain’t Nothing But a Number earlier this week, and hoped that fans followed “instructions” while running back the late singer’s 1994 debut album.
“We hope that y’all listened to instructions carefully While bumpin’ ‘Age Ain’t Nothing But A Number’ the just released reissue on your record players this week…Aaliyah’s got a 90’s swing So be careful and share your copy with us please Yeah, hmm… – Team Aaliyah,” the estate wrote on X and Instagram on Monday (May 18).
