The Little Mermaid Wastes Halle Bailey's Voice
Halle Bailey does a great job in The Little Mermaid, but the songs don't let her R&B tones shine through, and just like Ariel, her voice is stolen
Halle Bailey does a great job in The Little Mermaid, but the songs don't let her R&B tones shine through, and just like Ariel, her voice is stolen
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