Teddy Riley On That MAGA shyt Too?

[Dad]

 

[Micky Mikey]

there's a lot of c00ns who side with Trump and its embarrassing. This is the most compromised, naive, and weak minded generation of black people in American history. The inevitable result of not knowing your own history, having no firm understanding of politics, and being thoroughly misinformed by years and years of right wing propaganda.

 

[MischievousMonkey]

Can be taken as a celebration no?

 

[Doobie Doo]

Maybe it's his New CAC Swing

 

[OperationNumbNutts]

No one said you had to idolize celebrities.

 

[Low End Derrick]

Y’all gone learn about these wealthy entertainers and their political opinions

 

[Kyle C. Barker]

fukking new jacks!

 

[Big Boss]

It's over

 

[IIVI]

Yeah, apparently dude been on that. The replies though incase people want to think everyone has lost their mind. A lot of disappointment for sure.

That Talbert Swan reaction says it all really.

 

[A Pimp Named Slickback]

MAGA is a disease that is now terminal. Who knows what will happen during this legal process with Trump. This is why it's not a game

So many other famous black men and women support Trump. Most of them do it in secret. The secrets will soon begin to reveal themselves

 

[BaggerofTea]

Most celebrity negroes are compromised.

 

[Mike Nasty]

Teddy (let me steal a Bill Withers Track and act like I made an R&B hit) Riley.

 

[Dafunkdoc_Unlimited]

Most rich negroes are compromised.

**FIXED**

They don't see things like us 'common negroes'.​

 

[Amo Husserl]

How American R&B Songwriters Found a New Home in K-Pop

In recent years, mainstream American pop has relied less and less on R&B songwriters. So they took their talents to Korea – and the hits followed

www.rollingstone.com

In a musical marketplace with those reference points, it makes sense that American R&B mavens would be in demand. Teddy Riley, the American singer-songwriter-producer famous for his work with acts like Keith Sweat, Guy and Blackstreet, was one of the first to make the trip to South Korea, flying out in 2009 and establishing a sideline as a New Jack Swing savant for Girls Generation and Jay Park.

"Zum, dum, du-dum"

Teddy Riley Talks 'The New Edition Story,' K-Pop and What He Learned From Michael Jackson [INTERVIEW]

The Boombox got a word with the legendary father of New Jack Swing.

theboombox.com

With over 30 years in the game, Riley is a legend in the music industry. But he's not at all finished with contributing to the culture. In the last few years, Riley has taken his talents overseas to South Korea to help create new hits for some of the biggest K-pop acts including Girls Generation, EXO, Jay Park, SHINee, RaNia and f(x).

"Teddy jam for me, yeah
Zum, dum, de-dee! Zum, dum, de-dee!
Oh!"

 

[Unknown Poster]