702 - I Still Love You
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Kyle C. Barker
Migos VERZUZ Mahalia Jackson
Just one of many dope songs they had. I miss these chicks 
I actually heard one of them passed away some time ago.
I actually heard one of them passed away some time ago.
Just one of many dope songs they had. I miss these chicks
I actually heard one of them passed away some time ago.
Yea they had some joints. I miss R&B music period, breh. The cool factor is sorely missing from music today. Didn't know one of them passed though. Which one?
Kyle C. Barker
Migos VERZUZ Mahalia Jackson
The light skin one. I thought she was sexy as hell as a shorty too
But I'm with you, I really miss R & B for the same reasons you mentioned.
Kyle C. Barker
Migos VERZUZ Mahalia Jackson
here's a link talking about homegirl that passed
Remembering: Orish Grinstead, Founding 702 Member, Dies of Kidney Failure – HipHop-Elements.com
Remembering: Orish Grinstead, Founding 702 Member, Dies of Kidney Failure – HipHop-Elements.com
The light skin one. I thought she was sexy as hell as a shorty too
But I'm with you, I really miss R & B for the same reasons you mentioned.
Oh yeah, one of the twins. I do remember that
Classic mayne
Kyle C. Barker
Migos VERZUZ Mahalia Jackson
Those Synth Strings
They beat the hell outta the Triton
Yeah, i gotta remember to stop giving Pharrell all the credit for The Neptunes productions. Chad did his thing on here as well..
Glad i didn't come up in this bottle service, stand on the coach and look cute, club era. When this came on, you had your plastic cup of henny feelin nice, grabbed the shorty you was tryin to bag, and hit the mean two step with her. Pure bliss..
This was another one..
This was another one..
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I know it's a lot of young producers on this board. I challenge y'all to break out of the trap model, go back and revisit some of the R&B songs from the past, develop your sound around that, and find some singers that can actually sang. The first young producer who does that successfully is going to WIN, because R&B music still has a huge audience and people really miss that sound and feel.
