Which of these 8 R&B tracks released in ‘01 takes the cake?

[m0rninggl0ry]

credit: @Everydaythrowback





1. Ginuwine- Differences
2. Usher- U Remind Me
3. 112- It’s Over Now
4. Janet Jackson- All for U
5. Case- Missing U
6. Aaliyah- More than a woman
7. Jon B - Don’t Talk
8. MJB- Family Affair


It’s a hard one folks
But I’m choosing 6
Reminds me of my sister



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[big bun]

4,6 or 7...

 

[ultraflexed]

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

I was never really an R&B fan, tbh..rap is my genre...but I would have to go with Case-Missing You

Edit- I'm going with Aaliyah too, missed that on first glance..Edit- 112, I forgot that one!! I liked that song

 

[Dwolf]

Damn, those came out in 01?

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

No Mariah or Faith Evans??? Amerie ?? On that list. Or Jodeci? Or that's a different era?

 

[Fukwatutalkinwatisaylaw]

Crazy I was smoking when I was stuck in the 405 traffic and wanted to listen to r & b from my era and Case Missin U was the first song I played..song is a underrated classic that 112 song hard too but I'm going wit 5..Ginuwine murked that song too.. I miss variety in music

 

[O.T.I.S.]

One of the GOAT years for RnB...


Gonna have to go with Differences though. But I’m downloading all of these to Apple Music now

 

[Kingshango]

Differences.

 

[brownsugah]

It’s between Case’s Missing You, Aaliyah’s More Than A Woman, and Jon B’s Don’t Talk for me.

 

[dc_minded_2020]

One of the GOAT years for RnB...


Gonna have to go with Differences though. But I’m downloading all of these to Apple Music now

That was really one of the last great years for commercial r&b. It was STACKED. And everybody was poppin. Aaliyah, Mary J, Usher, Janet, Faith, Destiny’s Child. That was the year Alicia Keys debuted too.

With that said, Aaliyah obviously wins this one here.

 

[Rhapture]

It's between Janet, Usher and Mary as far as impact. All 4 U was the most popular

 

[brownsugah]

Differences became overplayed to where I can’t listen to it that much.

 

[m0rninggl0ry]

No Mariah or Faith Evans??? Amerie ?? On that list. Or Jodeci? Or that's a different era?

I was never really an R&B fan, tbh..rap is my genre

Plus it was on my IG timeline

 

[O.T.I.S.]

All I know is out of all these songs, Differences was the only one already on my playlist.

All of them were great. I didn’t really like More Than A Woman as much as I liked Aaliyah’s other songs.

All 4 U was popular

So was Family Affair, etc.

Good year for RnB. I heard Maxwell is dropping a new project too