Talk:Tasha Reid

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My main thing is, she is NOT the most influential female in Korean music. She is unique and talented, but has she affected the music industry? Not really.... Oh, and since she's most famously known as T, shouldn't the page be named after it? SKS2K6 04:04, 23 May 2006 (UTC)

I brought it back to the prior edit because it was inapprorpriate to take it all out. Perhaps she can be considered one of the more influential members? I agree she is not the most but she is influential with bringing edgier female hip-hop. Although she is named T, the biography is of the artist named Tasha Reid. --Jdeviant 06:09, 11 November 2006 (UTC)