Why? Because Mary J. Blige’s Strength of a Woman tour was announced for 2022, causing a FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out) spike. Additionally, the 2021 press solved the "skipping issue" found on the original 2001 vinyl (where the bass on "Where I’ve Been" would cause cheap cartridges to jump).
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The rerelease, dropping digitally and on limited-edition vinyl on (20 years after the original’s debut), wasn’t a mere cash grab. Here’s what fans discovered: Blige's discography, let me know: The rerelease, dropping
Critics praised the move. Pitchfork wrote: “The 2021 rerelease of No More Drama isn’t just nostalgia bait. It’s a document of survival, remastered for a world that needs to scream along to every ‘yeah, yeah, yeah.’”