has the real impact of that run of "what's so different", "so anxious", "none of your friends business" (and to a lesser extent "same ol' g") been largely forgotten due to lack of White fans recording it into stone for future generations to experience?

let's be honest.
with usher all of 1999/2000.
ginuwine was the #1 male r&b act.
kells probably #2.
but kells never could dance.

aaliyah's legacy is cemented because she died at arguably her peak or the tail end of her peak.
ginuwine? seems like "here today, gone tomorrow".
never to be thought about or discussed again...

that "100% ginuwine" album was fire, but also wildly popular and successful.
and you'd really never know it based on the history books.