Which of these 8 R&B tracks released in ‘01 takes the cake?
AFRAM GLORY
Superstar
1 and 6...
TheDarkCloud
Superstar
We used to have it so good with music back then.
And all these mfs was actually on the charts!!
Nowadays it’s just a bunch of cacs and their watered down soul that makes up commercial r&b these days.
Elim Garak
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That song was without a doubt the most popular from a urban standpoint couldn't go anywhere without hearing it lol.
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AquaCityBoy
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Never a huge fan of 1. Ginuwine's best single was In Those Jeans which came a few years later.
Number 2 was the start of Usher reaching the height of his popularity and he's been chasing that success ever since.
Number 3 is ehh. Peaches and Cream was their bigger hit.
Number 4 ehh.
Number 6 is ok but obviously Rock the Boat was bigger
Number 7 is cultural appropriation
Mary J Blige been canceled for a minute now, so fukk number 8.
I'll go with 5. It's also the one I listened to most recently.
Number 2 was the start of Usher reaching the height of his popularity and he's been chasing that success ever since.
Number 3 is ehh. Peaches and Cream was their bigger hit.
Number 4 ehh.
Number 6 is ok but obviously Rock the Boat was bigger
Number 7 is cultural appropriation
Mary J Blige been canceled for a minute now, so fukk number 8.
I'll go with 5. It's also the one I listened to most recently.
O.T.I.S.
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That’s what I’m saying
Song was everywhere and is probably his most successful single to date.
And genuine had some classics (“Pony”, “So Anxious”, “In Those Jeans”, etc) so that’s saying something.
Everything else on the list was dope but not their best work. Genuine crushed that shyt.
Elim Garak
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Of the options available i liked missing you better but this was the most popular i was in high school in 2001 so i remember for sure since everyone remembers songs from then.
O.T.I.S.
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Should’ve put a poll up @m0rninggl0ry
Here Comes the Pain
Superstar
I was listening to Jon b don't talk last night.
01 was a great year for r&b.
01 was a great year for r&b.
TheDarkCloud
Superstar
Never a huge fan of 1. Ginuwine's best single was In Those Jeans which came a few years later.
Number 2 was the start of Usher reaching the height of his popularity and he's been chasing that success ever since.
Number 3 is ehh. Peaches and Cream was their bigger hit.
Number 4 ehh.
Number 6 is ok but obviously Rock the Boat was bigger
Number 7 is cultural appropriation
Mary J Blige been canceled for a minute now, so fukk number 8.
I'll go with 5. It's also the one I listened to most recently.
Why is Mary J cancelled?
I hope you aren’t still bothered by that Hillary Clinton shyt lol. If there was one thing that was blown out of proportion, it was that.
Besides, 2001/No More Drama was one of her last truly great albums/eras in a long time.
I have em all on my playlist but its 1 and it ain't even close imo
It's all u heard but not even my fav single from him I prefer in those jeans
I prefer pretty girl from jon b
I prefer when we ooooo from janet
I prefer rock da boat from aaliyah
It's all u heard but not even my fav single from him I prefer in those jeans
I prefer pretty girl from jon b
I prefer when we ooooo from janet
I prefer rock da boat from aaliyah
2001 was one of the GOAT years for music in general.
Alicia Keys and Ashanti released their debut albums
Contagious with R Kelly and Ronald Isley
Carl Thomas and Faith Evans: Emotional
The Ruff Ryder's and Nas vs Rocafella beefs which generated two 5 mic albums Stillmatic and Blueprint
Even the GOAT released an album that year and did a live performance at MSG
Alicia Keys and Ashanti released their debut albums
Contagious with R Kelly and Ronald Isley
Carl Thomas and Faith Evans: Emotional
The Ruff Ryder's and Nas vs Rocafella beefs which generated two 5 mic albums Stillmatic and Blueprint
Even the GOAT released an album that year and did a live performance at MSG