Of course they did, to you, and that's what the mindset of folks (including the other ones who think they were too cheesy or whatnot) who think that "oh they think they're too this or that, so "elitist," trying to be above the rest of us nikkazz". No they thought they wanted to become something else other than "bytch, ho, riding in my 'lac, if you like cops, or any white person (hell a Republican on top of that)than you're an uncle Tom", no they were just nostalgic but trying to reach a little closer to the mother land for guidance and leadership, not what was popular or on tv at that moment.
We already had PE, BDP, X-Clan, Paris(First album only) for that and not to mention Brand Nubian and PRT and they weren't getting played on Black Radio because they were considered too threatening, especially PE. As stated earlier, Arrested Development came out a good two years after the pro-black sound was out of style. The Summer of 92 was a transitional period for hip-hop at that point.
when I found out they produced hits for The Backstreet Boys. I think they still produce to this day too.
@ hip hop killing Gerald Levert. This fukkin show I tell ya
@ Gerald's son looking like Kendrick Lamar
