This is the song that established Bobby as a solo artist after being removed from New Edition. People recognize him as a great singer and dancer but his rapping is underrated. Check out when he played "5 Fingers of Death" on Sway's Universe a couple of years ago. He can freestyle with the best of them!
How did I ever miss this comment?! Glad he got around to doing the requested NE song but I love Hi-five so so much and Tennessee for the powerful message in those lyrics! Hi-five also had 🔥 songs “Playing Hard To Get” and “Never Should Have Let You Go” from the Sister Act 2 soundtrack. Have you heard those too?
Yes, Bobby did popularize the singing and rapping in a song. Pop/Top 40 stations in the 80's didn't play rap (at least in the area I lived at the time). This song became a pop hit in 1988 and at first they played the song without his rap. After some weeks they stared to play the song with the rap. It went to number 8 on the Billboard Hot 100 Charts.
Fun fact: this song is about his on multiple night stands with Janet Jackson and how she ghost him right after their little fling. When he said "Jackie" he was referring to her.
Your guess was right, it’s Babyface & LA Reid on the production. This came out in 1988, while Run DMC had early 80’s flows, so whoever wrote Bobby’s rhymes would’ve made them sound more modern.
I was skeptical that Babyface could write raps, so I looked for confirmation. There’s an article on Medium where Daryl Simmons claims he and Bobby wrote the rhymes on this song.
Bobby Brown was a FORCE who had the best producers. I'm not even gonna decide my fave song from him, but please do Roni next! It's another Babyface production and Face also sings background.
Jack Reacts You should react to the studio version of Rock Witcha cause that is the bigger hit from the music video version which is a remix of the song. Roni is another incredible ballad by Bobby you should check out.
Fun fact. Every song Babyface produced on this album he sang the demo lead vocals. When Bobby went to sing his lead, he had Babyface's version in his headphones as a guide track. That's why he sang it softer
When Bobby Brown was in the group New Editon, he was known as the "bad boy." He wanted to be the lead because he felt he was the most talented and in my opinion, he was. He was the best singer and dancer and it only made sense that he would go solo. After this, can you please react to his song "Roni." Thanks.
Michael’s my all time favorite and now seeing Bobby is dope! I’m guessing we’re getting My Prerogative and Roni soon! New Jack Swing is probably my favorite genre and I’m only 22 haha
Jack, you got the best energy that I've seen out of others doing this. In 1988, Bobby B was our "Drake". This whole album is good and every song on it is 🔥.
this was a Babyface production. Most songs back then Babyface was on the keys and background, LA was on drums, Kayo from the Deele also was on bass. They did so many artists songs and hits. #1 team of all time!
OK Jack here's another lesson for you. Bobby Brown was the first R&B artist to both sing and rap on his songs (as you quite rightly noted). About five years later (1993) rap group "The Lords of the Underground" released their debut album.. "Here comes the Lords" which featured a track that spoke about this trend that Bobby brown had started of have rap solos on his record. The Lords Of the Underground track is called "What's Going On".. and goes as follows... "What's going on, what's going on, everybody's gotta have a rap in their song.." ..because by 1993 it was almost obligatory for R&B songs to have a rap solo. I for one can say that it was often the raps solo section that I like the most. (check out Keith Sweat's 1993 hit .. "I Want Her" featuring.. Lisa Left Eye Lopez of TLC. It's a typical slick 90's style video that has Lisa Left Eye Lopez rap solo drop right at the end, and is just the best ever (Check it out ).. th-cam.com/video/oqt-gbATwY0/w-d-xo.html). Before Don't Be Cruel (which was Bobby Browns breakout song) R&B be and Hip Hop rode in separate lanes. For example during this period it was all too common to hear people (black people) into R&B, express a dislike for Hip Hop. Strange you might think but true nonetheless. Can you imagine anyone today saying.. "I love R&B but I'm not into Hip Hop." The two are so interconnected that it wouldn't make any sense. The thing that needs to be pointed out is that Hip Hop in 1987 (though starting to gain a lot of mainstream traction) was still very much on the come up, so only teenagers (and maybe those in their early to mid 20's) would have been heavily into it. Bobby Brown and Teddy Riley were both teenagers at the time so trying to bridge the divide would have seemed like an exciting challenge (and the obvious thing to do going forward). That's effectively what New Jacks Swing was all about, Hip Hop loving kids wanting to fuse their love for this new and exciting musical artform with their love for the R&B standards their parents first introduced them to. However, Bobby Browns way of doing both the singing and rapping did not catch on 🤷🏽♂️. Instead rappers were brought in, which is what kickstarting the R&B and Hip Hop collaboration thing that is so prevalent today. I think this has a lot to do with what I mentioned before about the Hip Hop generation being much younger. Bobby Brown was a teenager so singing and rapping was what he knew where as most of the established R&B artist of the day would have been 5 and 10 years older, probably feeling a little too old to try to suddenly come off as rappers. Getting a young emerging rapper with Hip Hop swag (which was different to R&B at the time) would have been easier and make it more appealing to the ever expanding Hip Hop market very much on course to concur the world. I hope that wasn't to much for you.
At this time Bobby Brown was maybe the biggest star on the planet and you should check out his other songs from this album rock witchu , roni and my Perogative
In 1988 the biggest music stars on the planet were Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, George Michael and Madonna. Bobby was the biggest R&B star of 1988/89 with the Don't Be Cruel album, but internationally it was MJ, Whitney, George Michael and Madonna. Terence Trent D'Arby wasn't too far behind off the back of Introducing The Hardline..., but George's Faith album was the biggest blockbuster album after MJ's Bad (both released in 1987). MJ and George dominated 1987/88 domestically and internationally. Then Janet came through with RN1814 in 89 which was a game changer and dominated the industry from 1989/90. Madonna's Like A Prayer album also dropped in 89 and was huge. I remember that time in music. So much incredible music that you didn't have to search for. Prince was still at the cutting edge and on his incredible run of albums from Dirty Mind to Batman. I can't put into words how great an era it was for music.
@@anthonyanderson9303 Then came the Hammer Man. Mc Hammer was the biggest star of 1990. The gap between Janet's RN1814, Bobby's Don''t Be Cruel and MJ's Dangerous album was dominated by Please Hammer Don't Hurt Em.
This is Bobby Brown's second solo album released in 1988 around the same time New Edition's N.E. Heartbreak was released. That same year, they went on tour along with singer Al B. Sure.
Baby face produced don’t be cruel and majority of the album. Fun fact... New edition has rapped on ever record since candy girl. Smooth b from nice and smooth is responsible for Bobby’s rhymes. He’s been writing them since the king of stage album. Don’t be cruel is also a more polished version of baby I wanna tell you something from his king of stage album. Give it a listen.
You need to watch the Bobby Brown story on BET. It shows how he separated from New Edition and went solo. He put 150% into this album. Proved he could do it without the band and showed he was a force to be reckoned with!!
Other Bobby songs : Get away, Humpin' around,My prerogative .Please start looking into New Edition and their solo careers: Bell Biv Divoe, Ralph Tresvant , Johnny Gill.
so many videos from the late 80's seems to take place in a back alley in the bad part of town at night. it was a theme of that time. everybody took it to the streets.
Since you doing new jack you should do motownphilly by Boyz 2 Men or if you want to stick with Bobby Brown do on our own from the Ghostbusters 2 soundtrack.
yeah, Jack! Bobbi's da man in the late 80's and 90's R&B. check Karyn White out too Jack. she had the same sound from this era. her The Way You Love Me and Secret Rendezvous, also Pebbles' Mercedes Boy and Girlfriend. their songs really turned out the clubs (discotheque) back then.
🗣️ I'm late Jack but this & Every Little Step were produced by Baby Face & LA Reid, most of this Album was half LaFace Records & Teddy Riley the other portion.
Jack, if you really have an appreciation for Bobby's smooth vocals check out his lead on New Edition's "You Don't Have to Worry". The remix feat. your girl Missy too!
Highly recommend from the Bobby Album “Humpin Around, Two can play that game, getaway, lovin you down, pretty little girl, that’s the way love is” from the forever album “Feelin inside, my place, been around world, forever” also on our own from the ghostbusters 2 sound track. From the don’t be cruel album “my prerogative, roni, rock wit cha, Every little step (that version is different.) all day all night”.
I just wanna reiterate what I see several people request! Can We Talk by Tevin Campbell!!! Babyface may have written all the love songs of the 80s and 90s....and THAT one is my top favorite!!
Ok so this shows my age but Bobby Brown was my first ever Cassette tape, I ever got to get on my own without my mom telling what I should buy! Lmao it was such a good album! My second Choice was Another Bad Creation Iesha lol.
Late to the game on this on jack..but go reaction fun fact when this came out in"88"..I was 17yrd it was the thing back then..it was a big roomer..that this song was based on his crush on janet jackson they did not date but when he was in California producing his first album...and the record company rented him a house rite next door too janet Jackson...but she politely rejected him...Jack you news too check out his very first solo album it features "girl next door"..that song his base on his crush on Janet Jackson as well and "girlfriend"..his voice is soo smooth and very high pitched...check it out.
If you like 80's music and enjoy Bobby Brown you should check out the group New Edition....Bobby Brown was part of that group in the early to mid 80's. Bobby went on to be a single artist, and the other guys formed BBD..Bell, Biv, Devoe...( check them out too!!!!) And as always another great reaction video! Thanx. :)
This album is a classic. Please do "Tenderoni" and "My Perogative"
Its called "Roni"
@@jameskelly315 lol
@@hippz11 people gotta get the song titles right lol
Girlfriend might be the best
Yes most definitely !
Oh yes..."My Prerogative" is another classic hit of his produced by Teddy Riley
Now we're talking. One of my all time favourites. Thank you.
Bobby Brown "On Our Own" from Ghostbusters 2 soundtrack🔥🔥🔥
This is the song that established Bobby as a solo artist after being removed from New Edition. People recognize him as a great singer and dancer but his rapping is underrated. Check out when he played "5 Fingers of Death" on Sway's Universe a couple of years ago. He can freestyle with the best of them!
TENDARONI!! 🤩
That track is just called “Roni”
New Edition: "If it isn't love"
Arrested development: "Tennessee"
Hi-Five: "I like the way"
Cali Fornia i forgot about Tennessee. Amazing song, just so different than almost anything before or after it
I was randomly singing Tennessee earlier today, lol. Mr Wendall was great by them too.
How did I ever miss this comment?! Glad he got around to doing the requested NE song but I love Hi-five so so much and Tennessee for the powerful message in those lyrics! Hi-five also had 🔥 songs “Playing Hard To Get” and “Never Should Have Let You Go” from the Sister Act 2 soundtrack. Have you heard those too?
👏👏👏👏 good one, Bobby ruled for 3 years straight Just off that album.
Yes, Bobby did popularize the singing and rapping in a song. Pop/Top 40 stations in the 80's didn't play rap (at least in the area I lived at the time). This song became a pop hit in 1988 and at first they played the song without his rap. After some weeks they stared to play the song with the rap. It went to number 8 on the Billboard Hot 100 Charts.
Tevin Campbell - Can we talk *R&b classic
OMG Yesssssss! React to that!!! That's my #1 Babyface song!!
Fun fact: this song is about his on multiple night stands with Janet Jackson and how she ghost him right after their little fling. When he said "Jackie" he was referring to her.
Bobby Brown has real raw talent that he taps into instantly. He’s a real star. Off his billboard number one album. He was the first to sing and rap
And the only one in NE to win a Grammy.
Bobby was the man during the come up! Make sure you get to:
Roni
On Our Own
Get Away
Rock Wit'cha
Good Enough
My Prerogative
Gotta react to On Our Own from Ghostbusters 2.
I agree with you. This one is better than Every Little Step.
Your guess was right, it’s Babyface & LA Reid on the production. This came out in 1988, while Run DMC had early 80’s flows, so whoever wrote Bobby’s rhymes would’ve made them sound more modern.
Babyface wrote this song
I was skeptical that Babyface could write raps, so I looked for confirmation. There’s an article on Medium where Daryl Simmons claims he and Bobby wrote the rhymes on this song.
@@jayouayen yep
The raps on this track were written by Smooth B from Nice & Smooth.
Humpin Around and My Perogative are a must for your viewing pleasure.
Bobby Brown was a FORCE who had the best producers. I'm not even gonna decide my fave song from him, but please do Roni next! It's another Babyface production and Face also sings background.
No more nice guy jack aww 😩
Can you listen to his song Rock witcha
Jack Reacts You should react to the studio version of Rock Witcha cause that is the bigger hit from the music video version which is a remix of the song. Roni is another incredible ballad by Bobby you should check out.
@@JackReacts904 hey jack I think you will also like ain’t nobody bumping around by Bobby brown
Listen to my perogative it's 🔥🔥🔥 by bobby brown
@@JackReacts904 can you react to "On Our Own" and "Roni" by Bobby Brown🔥🔥🔥
That’s my favorite Bobby Brown song! I could definitely relate to this back in the day.
Fun fact. Every song Babyface produced on this album he sang the demo lead vocals. When Bobby went to sing his lead, he had Babyface's version in his headphones as a guide track. That's why he sang it softer
...and Ralph Tresvant singing underneath. 🤫
This whole album is a monster
Montell Jordan “Lets Ride” and This is How we Do It”
@Jack Reacts, "Also 'What's On Tonight', by Montell Jordan."
When Bobby Brown was in the group New Editon, he was known as the "bad boy." He wanted to be the lead because he felt he was the most talented and in my opinion, he was. He was the best singer and dancer and it only made sense that he would go solo. After this, can you please react to his song "Roni." Thanks.
B.Brown The Original King of R&B
@J. C. they was more Soul than R&B
According to Whitney Houston...
@@sugarbaby547 Aye she was a reliable source RIP
Corey Ortiz sir Jackson will always be pop bobby deserves his stripes
He is the king for sure
Yes, LA & Babyface produced this track as well.
Michael’s my all time favorite and now seeing Bobby is dope! I’m guessing we’re getting My Prerogative and Roni soon! New Jack Swing is probably my favorite genre and I’m only 22 haha
New Jack Swing is unmatched. So many artists jumped on this genre. Teddy Riley is a legend for this!
Please Please Please review "RONI" by Bobby Brown. I think you'll really like that one!
Loved your reaction. Would love to see you react to Tevin Campbell “Can we talk”. It’s a classic and so well written. 🙏🏾
And round and round written and produced by Prince from the movie Graffiti Bridge.
This type of music is what we're missing in 2020 sure we can have the rap and all that but we need the R&b and everything else too
You should listen to Roni by Bobby brown it is 🔥🔥🔥
Jack, you got the best energy that I've seen out of others doing this. In 1988, Bobby B was our "Drake". This whole album is good and every song on it is 🔥.
Imagine being able to see him in concert after this record first dropped🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥That was me
Me too… I saw him twice at Wembley. He was my teenage crush
@@andreamanning1257 me and you both🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾
Please react to Tevin Campbell - Can We Talk
Pleeez
I actually first heard this song in Grand Theft Auto San Andreas , there was a few radio station on there that played some good ass songs lol
this was a Babyface production. Most songs back then Babyface was on the keys and background, LA was on drums, Kayo from the Deele also was on bass. They did so many artists songs and hits. #1 team of all time!
OK Jack here's another lesson for you. Bobby Brown was the first R&B artist to both sing and rap on his songs (as you quite rightly noted). About five years later (1993) rap group "The Lords of the Underground" released their debut album.. "Here comes the Lords" which featured a track that spoke about this trend that Bobby brown had started of have rap solos on his record. The Lords Of the Underground track is called "What's Going On".. and goes as follows...
"What's going on, what's going on, everybody's gotta have a rap in their song.."
..because by 1993 it was almost obligatory for R&B songs to have a rap solo. I for one can say that it was often the raps solo section that I like the most. (check out Keith Sweat's 1993 hit .. "I Want Her" featuring.. Lisa Left Eye Lopez of TLC. It's a typical slick 90's style video that has Lisa Left Eye Lopez rap solo drop right at the end, and is just the best ever (Check it out ).. th-cam.com/video/oqt-gbATwY0/w-d-xo.html).
Before Don't Be Cruel (which was Bobby Browns breakout song) R&B be and Hip Hop rode in separate lanes. For example during this period it was all too common to hear people (black people) into R&B, express a dislike for Hip Hop. Strange you might think but true nonetheless. Can you imagine anyone today saying.. "I love R&B but I'm not into Hip Hop." The two are so interconnected that it wouldn't make any sense.
The thing that needs to be pointed out is that Hip Hop in 1987 (though starting to gain a lot of mainstream traction) was still very much on the come up, so only teenagers (and maybe those in their early to mid 20's) would have been heavily into it. Bobby Brown and Teddy Riley were both teenagers at the time so trying to bridge the divide would have seemed like an exciting challenge (and the obvious thing to do going forward).
That's effectively what New Jacks Swing was all about, Hip Hop loving kids wanting to fuse their love for this new and exciting musical artform with their love for the R&B standards their parents first introduced them to. However, Bobby Browns way of doing both the singing and rapping did not catch on 🤷🏽♂️. Instead rappers were brought in, which is what kickstarting the R&B and Hip Hop collaboration thing that is so prevalent today. I think this has a lot to do with what I mentioned before about the Hip Hop generation being much younger. Bobby Brown was a teenager so singing and rapping was what he knew where as most of the established R&B artist of the day would have been 5 and 10 years older, probably feeling a little too old to try to suddenly come off as rappers. Getting a young emerging rapper with Hip Hop swag (which was different to R&B at the time) would have been easier and make it more appealing to the ever expanding Hip Hop market very much on course to concur the world.
I hope that wasn't to much for you.
At this time Bobby Brown was maybe the biggest star on the planet and you should check out his other songs from this album rock witchu , roni and my Perogative
In 1988 the biggest music stars on the planet were Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, George Michael and Madonna. Bobby was the biggest R&B star of 1988/89 with the Don't Be Cruel album, but internationally it was MJ, Whitney, George Michael and Madonna. Terence Trent D'Arby wasn't too far behind off the back of Introducing The Hardline..., but George's Faith album was the biggest blockbuster album after MJ's Bad (both released in 1987). MJ and George dominated 1987/88 domestically and internationally. Then Janet came through with RN1814 in 89 which was a game changer and dominated the industry from 1989/90. Madonna's Like A Prayer album also dropped in 89 and was huge. I remember that time in music. So much incredible music that you didn't have to search for. Prince was still at the cutting edge and on his incredible run of albums from Dirty Mind to Batman. I can't put into words how great an era it was for music.
True that. Bobby ownee 1988-89. That was the era of Bobby. His '92 album was big too but not like this. He was R&B in that 2 year span.
@@anthonyanderson9303 Then came the Hammer Man. Mc Hammer was the biggest star of 1990. The gap between Janet's RN1814, Bobby's Don''t Be Cruel and MJ's Dangerous album was dominated by Please Hammer Don't Hurt Em.
This is Bobby Brown's second solo album released in 1988 around the same time New Edition's N.E. Heartbreak was released. That same year, they went on tour along with singer Al B. Sure.
And that's just to name a few!!! His catalog is vast!!!
Love your MJ and Mariah reactions, and the others too ☺️. Pls do “My Prerogative”, fun fact MJ loved that song!
Baby face produced don’t be cruel and majority of the album. Fun fact... New edition has rapped on ever record since candy girl. Smooth b from nice and smooth is responsible for Bobby’s rhymes. He’s been writing them since the king of stage album. Don’t be cruel is also a more polished version of baby I wanna tell you something from his king of stage album. Give it a listen.
You need to watch the Bobby Brown story on BET. It shows how he separated from New Edition and went solo. He put 150% into this album. Proved he could do it without the band and showed he was a force to be reckoned with!!
Yup! This song really helped the fellas put some ish in perspective! Very necessary!
Bobby was that dude lol. Check out Avants "Seperated" 🔥
Please do Bobby Brown and Whitney Houston “ Something in Common” you will love it
UTFO, WHOODINI, the New Edition as a whole both rapped & sang during that Era, just to name if few
Other Bobby songs : Get away, Humpin' around,My prerogative .Please start looking into New Edition and their solo careers: Bell Biv Divoe, Ralph Tresvant , Johnny Gill.
Bobby Brown rocking that
This is my favorite Song of Bobby Brown
Ralph Tresvant - Stone Cold Gentleman, featuring Bobby Brown 👍🏼👍🏼
and "Sensitivity"
Bro how you do Bobby brown but not New Edition?(the group that he got kicked out off) you should check them out .
Rip Michael Jackson August 29, 1958 - January 25, 2010 🙏 Michael is missed dearly! Do more Michael Jackson the king of pop
June* not January.
so many videos from the late 80's seems to take place in a back alley in the bad part of town at night. it was a theme of that time. everybody took it to the streets.
Here's another vote for a "My Prerogative" reaction. My favorite Bobby B track, produced by Teddy Riley I think you enjoy it
The entire album is awsome.
Hey Jack. You know BABYFACE is all in that!!! You gotta play some Face!! Always love your reactions!!!
Whip Appeal🔥🔥
Right!!! I'm just saying!!!
Hell yeah "never keep a secret", "this is for the cool in you", "I only think of you", "soon as I get home from work" all FIRE
@@anthonyanderson9303 I feel you!!! I keep putting my reply to you in the wrong place!!!
If you like that choir part there's a separate song on the album called cruel prelude it's just the choir singing
It’s good you listen to your audience. Keep going with the New Jack Swing!
Great reaction, thank you!! Definetly worth checking out "My Prerogative" which was one of MJs favorites.
Since you doing new jack you should do motownphilly by Boyz 2 Men or if you want to stick with Bobby Brown do on our own from the Ghostbusters 2 soundtrack.
That's the genius of Teddy Riley
Please react to "Good Enough" by Bobby Brown and Whitney's "Didn't We Almost Have It All."
This my jam bobby was 🔥
All of the request that people are giving you below are really good songs to react to !!
Can you look at TLC what about your friends or Ain’t too Proud to beg. Left has so many good bars in those
Check out “on our own” from ghostbusters 2.
That's why New Edition is like Voltron! A SUPER group with many powerful members! 💪💪💪💪
This song was he 1st single off the album, Every little step was the 4th single off the album
yeah, Jack! Bobbi's da man in the late 80's and 90's R&B. check Karyn White out too Jack. she had the same sound from this era. her The Way You Love Me and Secret Rendezvous, also Pebbles' Mercedes Boy and Girlfriend. their songs really turned out the clubs (discotheque) back then.
"Something in Common"
Bobby Brown featuring Whitney Houston. 😊
I'm so glad I found your channel. It could be a soundtrack of my life lol. Loving it! And love seeing the younger generation experience great music.
L.A. and Babyface were the producers of this hit. LA & Babyface were members of The Deele, who sang Two Occasions.
The girl he is talking about in this song is janet jackson
I love me some Bobby Brown heartbroken he just lost his son Bobby Brown jr my prayers are with you Bobby
The whole album is complete fire 🔥
Great review! Forgot how much I loved this.
This was my favorite song On GTA San Andreas
I really like your reactions and overall focus on old school rnb as not too many channels are doing that.
🗣️ I'm late Jack but this & Every Little Step were produced by Baby Face & LA Reid, most of this Album was half LaFace Records & Teddy Riley the other portion.
Jack, if you really have an appreciation for Bobby's smooth vocals check out his lead on New Edition's "You Don't Have to Worry". The remix feat. your girl Missy too!
Highly recommend from the Bobby Album “Humpin Around, Two can play that game, getaway, lovin you down, pretty little girl, that’s the way love is” from the forever album “Feelin inside, my place, been around world, forever” also on our own from the ghostbusters 2 sound track. From the don’t be cruel album “my prerogative, roni, rock wit cha, Every little step (that version is different.) all day all night”.
Every little step, don't be cruel, my perogitive, were all from the same album. The whole album is a classic.
You need to do a Bobby Brown I wanna Rock witcha
Teddy Riley, L.A. & Babyface were the producers of this album.
Tevin Campbell I'm ready
This was my jam!🔥🔥🔥
I just wanna reiterate what I see several people request! Can We Talk by Tevin Campbell!!! Babyface may have written all the love songs of the 80s and 90s....and THAT one is my top favorite!!
You should see him as a kid when he was with New Edition. Start of with Candy Girl or Mr. Telephone Man.
Ok so this shows my age but Bobby Brown was my first ever Cassette tape, I ever got to get on my own without my mom telling what I should buy! Lmao it was such a good album! My second Choice was Another Bad Creation Iesha lol.
Love me some Bobby Brown
Ralph Tresvant (New Edition) sang a lot of Bobby parts on Every Little Step that's why it may sound a bit different...a little known industry secret.
My favorite jam! Great reaction. I just subscribed.
It’s soooo good!!!😙😙😙
Bobby Brown - GOOD ENOUGH
Please react to Ralph Tresvant “Sensitivity”
Late to the game on this on jack..but go reaction fun fact when this came out in"88"..I was 17yrd it was the thing back then..it was a big roomer..that this song was based on his crush on janet jackson they did not date but when he was in California producing his first album...and the record company rented him a house rite next door too janet Jackson...but she politely rejected him...Jack you news too check out his very first solo album it features "girl next door"..that song his base on his crush on Janet Jackson as well and "girlfriend"..his voice is soo smooth and very high pitched...check it out.
D'Angelo - Brown Sugar
"Bobby B" his rap persona lol get it let Bobby Brown!
If you like 80's music and enjoy Bobby Brown you should check out the group New Edition....Bobby Brown was part of that group in the early to mid 80's. Bobby went on to be a single artist, and the other guys formed BBD..Bell, Biv, Devoe...( check them out too!!!!)
And as always another great reaction video! Thanx. :)