Before becoming the successful trio of Beyoncé, Michelle, and Kelly, Destiny's Child ran through a few iterations that were fraught with enough drama for a Lifetime movie. Originally a six-piece called Girl's Tyme, the R&B ladies whittled down to a quartet and changed their name before signing to Columbia Records. Their '98 self-titled debut was a success, but it was their '99 sophomore album, The Writing's On The Wall, that would propel the quartet to superstardom. Another lineup change and two further massive albums later, and their destiny had been fulfilled.