I would like to begin by expressing my condolences to Paul Jr and the Baghdadlian family for thier loss. To the general armenian public; We have all experienced a tremendous loss with Paul&#039;s passing. He was one of, if not the most important of Armenian figures of our time and his music brought love, peace, and harmony to those who listened.His musc also inspired many of the musicians that practice today. His legacy shall live on long after our time as well. In retrospect, Paul&#039;s style was unique to all styles of Armenian music/singers. He created lyrics and sang them as if he lived them. Thus, he differentiated himself as a singer and artist. What was most impressive about Paul and his life was that, he was able to make everyone who disliked him becasue of his personality, life style, stories/rumors etc..., love him while he was up on stage. There are only a few legendary people in the entire world that have been hated and loved by the same people at the same time for different reasons. Paul was unique in that way from other Armenian singers. His songs touched and inspired so many people that, the bad life choices he made sometimes were overshadowed and people loved him anyway. He can be compared to Michael Jackson, a person charged with child molestation but yet so loved by so many people around the globe. The Irony of it alone differentiated him and justifies his legacy. In essence, Paul provided the Armenian community and people around entertainment enriched with love, harmony, and culture. He will be greatly missed. His legacy will go on. His music will continue to be heard and sung so long as Armenians around the world continue to hit the play button. Thanks Paul. RIP.