@@funnyaura MLK advocated judging people not by the colour of their skin but by the content of their character. The Left and their identity politics groups and values people by their race, gender and sexuality.
@@aaronbarlow4376 STFU...Clearly. You Are Not Familiar With MLK other Works.No it Whites who White Washed his Truth..Playing the Same Speech Every Year. Funny how the Media Forgot to mention his response to Riots are the 75% of Whites who hated him including Ronald Regan who said he bought his Death on himself.
I was a Heavy Metal fan back then, but when these ladies came out with this song I took notice. Strong song, stronger message, 4 gorgeous queens with great voices... I quickly bought their CD. And the whole album was great. Still is.
One of my favorite En Vogue tracks! This video was so ahead of its time! You should also do "Giving Him Something He Can Feel" ooo and Janet Jackson Black Cat and/or What About Live - it's a similar mood!
This song needs to be rereleased on the radio! And, the sad thing is that, I was 18 when this came out and I honestly thought our generation x were gonna be the ones that took it to the next level of acceptance. I loved the merge of rap and rock back then. I thought we as a people were moving forward back then. I was sadly proven wrong! Now is even worse. That breaks my heart. I'm white and as a kid never thought anything about race and status until is was forced on me with radio, TV, and other outlets back then. I thought were all equal until I realized that the world we live in thinks we're not. 😢😢😢😢😢😢.
Same. I'm gen x too. We were so accepting, and being "color blind" (aka not giving an F what race ppl were) was the norm in school. Now we are being told that thinking that is racist. And that all white ppl are racist. It's so sad. I never even thought about race and now I have to walk on eggshells.
I have love this song and so do my kids. And my husband and I taught our girls to keep your minds open to judge and definitely don't be a sheep. Be a wolf be a leader and be your self. And don't worry about what others think as long as your happy. Then I also mentioned that if there was any bullying, they would get an old fashioned spanking, and since I have 3 girls we taught them the 7 B's books before boys because boys bring babies. Then I taught them reach for the sky bend down touch your toes if anything shows go change your clothes.
I remember the Ms Benita character a little, but I thought it was David Allen Greer’s old blues singer (forget the character name) that made up that catchphrase?
Amazing group. Every single one got great vocals and they look like supermodels, gorgeous. The US needs to hear this song on the radio 2021 every damn day of the week.
I used to rock out to this in my old firebird back in the day, lol. From the "Funky Divas" album if I remember right. Sure doesn't seem like that long ago but I guess it has been. Couldn't believe you're just now hearing this. Rock on, India!
I think the biggest song they had was “Never Gonna Get It (My Loving)”. So, I’d say that you definitely have to do that one. And one of my personal favorites is “Hold On.” They also had a big hit with “Don’t Let Go.” En Vogue was the IT female group for most of the 90’s.
‘Don’t Go’ off of their first cd, ‘Born To Sing’ is another great song. My personal favorite. The way they hit the high notes in that song is perfection.
I'm a Metal Head/ Rocker since young man, I first heard this song in 1984 on MTV, and saw them Aug2019 at Winter Park Jazz Festival in Colorado USA. They started the Concert With this Song They we're Phenominal . This Song is Rock N Roll, with Serious R&B Badass Attitude and Amazing Energy. 🤘😎 EN VOGUE Rocks🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
What I loved about EnVogue it showed black women is a powerful way. They showed skin but were classy and got respect for being positive role models! Loved the women in the group. 💞
The powerful message behind this song was so inspiring, I love all types of people, color has nothing to do with my outlook on life!! There was two songs that I’ve ever heard on a Rock/Metal radio station that played this song along with Black Cat cause of the groovy Rock inspired beats!! ❤️❤️
I liked En Vogue before, but I remember this song coming out in the 90s with the heavy guitar rifts, and the women bringing some hip-hop and harmonies into it. The message on top is still great to this day.
I was 12 years old when this came out and it blew my mind. Coming from a military family, I felt color blind most of the time. Realizing that others were not, bothered me so these lyrics really brought it home and became my go-to song of choice for ignorant friends. I’ve said more than a few times… Prejudice, wrote a song about it, wanna hear it, here it go, FREE YOUR MIND and the rest will follow, be color blind, don’t be so shallow.
Girl, En Vogue was the Supremes of their day, Beautiful Bold Black Women and excellent singers that had several hits, Hold On, Don't Let Go, My Lovin just to name a few.
ENVOUGE to me is one of the best female groups. There are so.many, but these ladies were so great This song was great and it isn't even close to all the other great songs by this iconic group. They had some.many videos of their performances and they all are just outstanding.
You actually listen to the lyrics and get the point, love you for it. Why oh why wasn't this a more popular song, and where are the songs now that promote this?😢
These ladies friggin rocked, hell I think this came out in 92'. I loved this song and them, I remember them being popular but I never felt they got the recognition they deserved. Don't come after me Beyhive but these ladies were fierce long before Sasha.
I cannot tell you how much I LOOOOOOOOOOVED this song and video when it came out. It was everything to me. I always liked rock and metal the most, but also grew up with rap and R & B. I felt like this song was everything in one. And the video is SO great. I wanted so much to be to able to wear clothes like theirs, but I was too young for that, lol.
Free your mind- great words! En Vogue was & is, an amazing group! When their first song, “Hold on”dropped, I said, who are these girls? they can sang. They have so many great songs!
It was amazing back then, and it’s still amazing. The mosh pit at the fashion show. Amazing. I had such a crush of them, especially Cindy and Robin. Sexy, black, powerful, smart, confident. What a group.
Ms India...I absolutely LOVE some of the faces u make when u react 😁❤️ Idk if it's on purpose or involuntary...but it makes the videos that much better 😁❤️
These lady's where amazing with their versatility in music! And their voices are beautiful and strong. Such a political statement of FREE YOUR MIND. Everything is a mind set.
Finally I'm happy you checking a great group. They have many hits you should check out Don't Go, Hold On, Lies Don't Let it Go and Part of Me to name a few.
This song is absolutely amazing & makes people really think. Always be yourself & don't pay attention to all the haters cuz at the end of the day you exactly who you are & where you stand
Some music producers went looking for a "DIVA". Through the open call, they found 4 DIVAS. So they put the 4 together and formed En Vogue. All 4 ladies can flat out sing.
This was a long way out of my comfort zone on it's release. I was into hard rock almost exclusively, didn't like dance music like this at all, but I heard their song My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It) and something just resonated with me. I was impressed and then they followed that up with Free Your Mind. 2 seriously great songs. En Vogue gained my respect
In the late 80's a line was heard......around the world...... "We are a nation with no geographical boundaries. Bound together through our beliefs. We are like-minded individuals, sharing a common vision, pushing towards a world without color lines." This, of course, was none other than my idol of idols in music.....Janet Jackson and the first words heard on her Rhythm Nation 1814 album. The containment of social music suddenly ended. Artists from Janet to En Vogue, to the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Ozzy, Salt N Pepper, TLC, Madonna even were speaking out about those who's voice was undermined, forgotten, squelched. They spoke about the tensions at the time. Unrest, upsets, abuses of power, uneducation, racism, and discrimination. all of it. Teens like myself got swept into a generation of commonality and love. Something happened, and I missed it somehow. The mid 2000's saw changes in news stories I thought I would not see anymore. And it has gotten progressively worse. Stands against it in music are seldom feeling on the same level as it was then in my mind and heart. Even Janet sang "I had a great epiphany, and Rhythm Nation was the dream. I guess next time I'll know better." and those words broke my heart. Aside From Lemonade by Beyonce, especially Formation, and a single recently to hit my ears "Take Me To Church" by Hozier........the wave felt back then is not here. And it is sad. To India Reacts. Thank you. I have been watching reaction videos of these songs from my time back then with the younger folks of today. Everyone seems to miss the messages. Seems more in awe of the videos, dancing, and styles. Which is also wonderful......but you are the first I have seen to hear the message. Thank you thank you thank you. I am now 43 1/2. This country and this world is slowly being passed form us of this age to you all. We have fought, he have struggled, and we have grown so tired in our age that we cannot keep it up on our own. It is now your time to bring the change, shine the light, and make this world a more open and loving place. You are in the house of tomorrow......we can sadly only visit there. Please pick it up where we are slowing down, and bring an end to the sadness and grief today. Share these songs and messages all over, and remember we got it so close to right once......we can bring it home.
I love En Vogue so much. I wanted to be Cindy. The message is FREE YOUR MIND. This needs to be put back out there because there are too many that need this lesson.
THIS song needs to be back on the radio. People have obviously forgot this message.
People have forgotten Martin Luther King. ☹️
@@serpentsepia6638 agreed or worse twisted his teachings to fit a violent narrative and their own agenda - heartbreaking.
Yes yes !
@@funnyaura MLK advocated judging people not by the colour of their skin but by the content of their character. The Left and their identity politics groups and values people by their race, gender and sexuality.
@@aaronbarlow4376 STFU...Clearly. You Are Not Familiar With MLK other Works.No it Whites who White Washed his Truth..Playing the Same Speech Every Year. Funny how the Media Forgot to mention his response to Riots are the 75% of Whites who hated him including Ronald Regan who said he bought his Death on himself.
This song has aged so well, it's still so kick ass!
It seems even more needed in these crazy days if people could just listen 🎶
Never Gonna Get It (My Lovin) by En vogue is my fav.. dang I'm so old
If you are, then so am I 😁
yes, should really do that one
Just as old right here. And yes Never Gonna Get - amazing song and video they look 🔥 🔥 🔥
Are you aging, or watching time pass? Cause I'm just watching time pass. LOL!
Not Old! Vintage! 😉😂 I'm right there with ya lol
I was a Heavy Metal fan back then, but when these ladies came out with this song I took notice. Strong song, stronger message, 4 gorgeous queens with great voices... I quickly bought their CD. And the whole album was great. Still is.
Same here! Not my type of music at all, but this song just grabbed my attention.....still love it.
Metal fans recognize hard when we hear it, and this song is H-A-R-D.
I AGREE! I wore this CD out!!!
Same!!
I've been a huge metal fan most of my life, but if I was in a band, I'd be pushing to do a badass cover of this awesome number, you can be sure!
"Be colour blind, don't be so shallow..."
They paved the way for girl groups like Destiny’s Child. These women SANG, honey. This is so relevant for today. Btw- LOVE YOUR BUTTERFLY PENDANT. ❤️
YOU BETTUH TELLEM BOUT IT she broke it all the wayyyy down SHEEEEEEEIT.... she BETTA!!!! 💯
"Give it Up, Turn it Loose"
"Hold On"
"Giving Him Something He Can Feel"
So many more by them...
Something he can feel - totally forgot about that one!! ❤️
I still get all pumped for the breakdown whenever I hear “my lovin’” 😁
Soooooo many amazing songs! They were just freaking phenomenal ❤️
HOLD ON! They hit the scene so hard. Amazing voices, wonderful songs.
They are stunning in “Giving Him Something He Can Feel”. They really showcase them well as a group and as individuals in all their videos.
Death's Sister Me and my date stepped out to prom to Hold On blaring on the schools outdoor speakers as we walk the red carpet into the school.
This music video is HOT. Such a sick guitar riff too.
Reminds me of Janet Jackson Black Cat
This song was, still is, a DANCE RIOT!!!💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻
"Never Gonna Get It" is my all time favorite En Vogue songs.
I LOVED this group when they exploded on the scene. Strong women musicians really made their mark (S&P, TLC, and J. Jackson)
"Giving Him Something He Can Feel" & "Don't Let Go" both by En Vogue...I think u would enjoy both of those Ms India 😁❤️
Agree
One of my favorite En Vogue tracks! This video was so ahead of its time!
You should also do "Giving Him Something He Can Feel" ooo and Janet Jackson Black Cat and/or What About Live - it's a similar mood!
I second "Giving him something he can feel"
ohhh yesss THIS one is my fav..then Never Gonna Get It (my lovin)
Oh yess!! Giving him something he can feel is a great video and song. I miss this original lineup. This song is their very rock influenced anthem
En Vogue was THE bombass all girl group of the 90s. You have to react to GIVING HIM SOMETHING HE CAN FEEL. PLEASE?!?
En vogue song giving him something he can feel
En Vogue is one of the most underrated groups ever. They sang this song on an episode of A Different World. It was great!
Yes, I was looking to see if anyone else said this..I loved A Different World, Still watch it! This was a great episode!!
You absolutely have to review "Never Gonna Get It (My Lovin)" by En vogue ... their biggest hit!!
I love En Vogue they were the bomb. Lol
En Vogue is the best girl group of all time! The fierceness, the voices, EVERYTHING!!!! Please react to their song Don’t Let Go (Love)
These girls are not just extremely talented they are absolutely gorgeous! My favorite video from them is "giving him something he can feel"
This song needs to be rereleased on the radio! And, the sad thing is that, I was 18 when this came out and I honestly thought our generation x were gonna be the ones that took it to the next level of acceptance. I loved the merge of rap and rock back then. I thought we as a people were moving forward back then. I was sadly proven wrong! Now is even worse. That breaks my heart. I'm white and as a kid never thought anything about race and status until is was forced on me with radio, TV, and other outlets back then. I thought were all equal until I realized that the world we live in thinks we're not. 😢😢😢😢😢😢.
I sadly thought the same, that Gen X could make a difference.
@@cheriremily9360 We can. We need the bigger ones around us to quit fucking it all up.
Same. I'm gen x too. We were so accepting, and being "color blind" (aka not giving an F what race ppl were) was the norm in school. Now we are being told that thinking that is racist. And that all white ppl are racist. It's so sad. I never even thought about race and now I have to walk on eggshells.
Fellow Xer. We made so many gains in the 90s. Can we get them back?
The lyrics of this song ring true to this day.
I have love this song and so do my kids. And my husband and I taught our girls to keep your minds open to judge and definitely don't be a sheep. Be a wolf be a leader and be your self. And don't worry about what others think as long as your happy. Then I also mentioned that if there was any bullying, they would get an old fashioned spanking, and since I have 3 girls we taught them the 7 B's books before boys because boys bring babies. Then I taught them reach for the sky bend down touch your toes if anything shows go change your clothes.
Love how this was calling out racism on all sides. Just a group of badass women!
You need to do never going to get it my lovin their voices are so good
I love these ladies. This song and Don’t Let Go from Set It Off... oh man they’re Amazing 😉
Most DEFINITELY gotta do givin him something he can feel
Oh I love this song. It's a bop! So much attitude and sass. And that beat 😍
Yessss!!!! Glad to see En Vogue here. Free your mind is off the funky Divas album. It is such a good song and a fantastic album
One of my favorite songs by envogue
BTW, the part about writing a song about racism was a nod to a skit from "In Living Color".
Ms. Benita🤣🤣🤣
I remember the Ms Benita character a little, but I thought it was David Allen Greer’s old blues singer (forget the character name) that made up that catchphrase?
Jim Taylor Your right!! All I remember is his 1st name was Calhoun. I’ll have to google it. ✌🏾🖤
666 BLACK CARBON Grier is a funny funny guy.
Amazing group. Every single one got great vocals and they look like supermodels, gorgeous. The US needs to hear this song on the radio 2021 every damn day of the week.
I used to rock out to this in my old firebird back in the day, lol. From the "Funky Divas" album if I remember right. Sure doesn't seem like that long ago but I guess it has been. Couldn't believe you're just now hearing this. Rock on, India!
Yes!! This song needs to be played out all over the world nowadays and so glad your doing it
I think the biggest song they had was “Never Gonna Get It (My Loving)”. So, I’d say that you definitely have to do that one. And one of my personal favorites is “Hold On.” They also had a big hit with “Don’t Let Go.” En Vogue was the IT female group for most of the 90’s.
I absolutely loved this song back in the day and still do. So strong and powerful with a powerful message. They rocked it!
Loved En Vogue. Bought their CD back in the day. For me this was one of the greatest songs of the 90's. So sexy too... truth
Yeah, not like all this vulgar crap kids have now...I’ve still got this CD in my collection.
‘Don’t Go’ off of their first cd, ‘Born To Sing’ is another great song. My personal favorite. The way they hit the high notes in that song is perfection.
Loved this song when it came out, still love it! Wish people could “Free their minds”....
I'm a Metal Head/ Rocker since young man, I first heard this song in 1984 on MTV, and saw them Aug2019 at Winter Park Jazz Festival in Colorado USA. They started the Concert With this Song They we're Phenominal . This Song is Rock N Roll, with Serious R&B Badass Attitude and Amazing Energy. 🤘😎 EN VOGUE Rocks🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
hold on was their first big hit. sampled who's loving you. it was so different at the time. amazing group. A lot of big hits.
I had forgotten about them. They were so good (and such beautiful women)! Loved their songs back in the early 90s.
This song is such an anthem for me. I remember wearing it out
its good to have a feelgood song to empower, and this ones a good one, people should be able to love who they want regardless
What I loved about EnVogue it showed black women is a powerful way. They showed skin but were classy and got respect for being positive role models! Loved the women in the group. 💞
The powerful message behind this song was so inspiring, I love all types of people, color has nothing to do with my outlook on life!! There was two songs that I’ve ever heard on a Rock/Metal radio station that played this song along with Black Cat cause of the groovy Rock inspired beats!! ❤️❤️
I liked En Vogue before, but I remember this song coming out in the 90s with the heavy guitar rifts, and the women bringing some hip-hop and harmonies into it. The message on top is still great to this day.
Loved EnVogue from day one, so many great, powerful songs and those ladies can saaaannnngggg!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 “Hold on to your love” is one of my favorites!❤️
I loved this group. Yet again powerful ladies empowering people. As a young girl I looked up to them.
I was 12 years old when this came out and it blew my mind.
Coming from a military family, I felt color blind most of the time.
Realizing that others were not, bothered me so these lyrics really brought it home and became my go-to song of choice for ignorant friends.
I’ve said more than a few times…
Prejudice, wrote a song about it, wanna hear it, here it go,
FREE YOUR MIND and the rest will follow, be color blind, don’t be so shallow.
Too Long Too Gone. That is an iconic song with just the 3 ladies. I love the song and video.
Girl, En Vogue was the Supremes of their day, Beautiful Bold Black Women and excellent singers that had several hits, Hold On, Don't Let Go, My Lovin just to name a few.
En Vogue was such an awesome group. I love their music. They were very outspoken and sang about important issues.
Talk about an anthem. Love these ladies. Car dancing song back in the day. They all ahead of their time and we need this song NOW!!
ENVOUGE to me is one of the best female groups. There are so.many, but these ladies were so great
This song was great and it isn't even close to all the other great songs by this iconic group. They had some.many videos of their performances and they all are just outstanding.
Such a powerful message in this song. Would love to see it played on the radio much more frequently. Worldwide!
En Vogue are bad ass! Love this song. So powerful! Great voices & moves. So much talent. More people should listen to their songs.
You actually listen to the lyrics and get the point, love you for it. Why oh why wasn't this a more popular song, and where are the songs now that promote this?😢
They are flawless!! Free your Mind won so many VMA'S I believe that they still hold the record
Making me nostalgic for my teen years in the 90s. Best era for hip hop, rap and r&,b This song is one of my faves
These ladies friggin rocked, hell I think this came out in 92'. I loved this song and them, I remember them being popular but I never felt they got the recognition they deserved. Don't come after me Beyhive but these ladies were fierce long before Sasha.
I cannot tell you how much I LOOOOOOOOOOVED this song and video when it came out. It was everything to me. I always liked rock and metal the most, but also grew up with rap and R & B. I felt like this song was everything in one. And the video is SO great. I wanted so much to be to able to wear clothes like theirs, but I was too young for that, lol.
Mom wouldn’t let me 🤣
Please listen to their other hits “Don’t Let Go”, “Hold On”, “Give it Up, Turn it Loose” and “Giving Him Something He Can Feel”.
I love this song. It was very ground breaking when it came out mixing r&b with a hard rock twist. Such a powerful song!
I love En Vogue! I listened to them all the time, had their tape,Free your mind, powerful words.
These ladies would be a POWER HOUSE WITH THIS MESSAGE TODAY!!!
This song was featured in the movie " The Cowboy Way" with Woody Harrelson dancing to this song at a private party.
Just their voices, each of ‘em, enchants you!
This song has never left my playlists. I love En Vogue so much.
Free your mind- great words! En Vogue was & is, an amazing group! When their first song, “Hold on”dropped, I said, who are these girls? they can sang. They have so many great songs!
Love love love EnVogue - this song slayed, still clearly does
It was amazing back then, and it’s still amazing. The mosh pit at the fashion show. Amazing. I had such a crush of them, especially Cindy and Robin. Sexy, black, powerful, smart, confident. What a group.
Ms India...I absolutely LOVE some of the faces u make when u react 😁❤️ Idk if it's on purpose or involuntary...but it makes the videos that much better 😁❤️
These lady's where amazing with their versatility in music! And their voices are beautiful and strong. Such a political statement of FREE YOUR MIND. Everything is a mind set.
Finally I'm happy you checking a great group. They have many hits you should check out Don't Go, Hold On, Lies Don't Let it Go and Part of Me to name a few.
This is my favorite En Vogue song. I consider these ladies to be the Supremes of the 90s.
One of my all-time favorites. What a great song! So glad you reacted to this.
Another one of my anthems!!! En Vogue never got all they were due!
This song is absolutely amazing & makes people really think. Always be yourself & don't pay attention to all the haters cuz at the end of the day you exactly who you are & where you stand
This song gives me chills every time I hear it. It was a banger before bangers were a thing.
Some music producers went looking for a "DIVA". Through the open call, they found 4 DIVAS. So they put the 4 together and formed En Vogue. All 4 ladies can flat out sing.
This was a long way out of my comfort zone on it's release. I was into hard rock almost exclusively, didn't like dance music like this at all, but I heard their song My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It) and something just resonated with me. I was impressed and then they followed that up with Free Your Mind. 2 seriously great songs. En Vogue gained my respect
In the late 80's a line was heard......around the world......
"We are a nation with no geographical boundaries. Bound together through our beliefs. We are like-minded individuals, sharing a common vision, pushing towards a world without color lines."
This, of course, was none other than my idol of idols in music.....Janet Jackson and the first words heard on her Rhythm Nation 1814 album.
The containment of social music suddenly ended.
Artists from Janet to En Vogue, to the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Ozzy, Salt N Pepper, TLC, Madonna even were speaking out about those who's voice was undermined, forgotten, squelched. They spoke about the tensions at the time. Unrest, upsets, abuses of power, uneducation, racism, and discrimination. all of it. Teens like myself got swept into a generation of commonality and love.
Something happened, and I missed it somehow. The mid 2000's saw changes in news stories I thought I would not see anymore. And it has gotten progressively worse. Stands against it in music are seldom feeling on the same level as it was then in my mind and heart.
Even Janet sang "I had a great epiphany, and Rhythm Nation was the dream. I guess next time I'll know better." and those words broke my heart.
Aside From Lemonade by Beyonce, especially Formation, and a single recently to hit my ears "Take Me To Church" by Hozier........the wave felt back then is not here. And it is sad.
To India Reacts. Thank you. I have been watching reaction videos of these songs from my time back then with the younger folks of today. Everyone seems to miss the messages. Seems more in awe of the videos, dancing, and styles. Which is also wonderful......but you are the first I have seen to hear the message. Thank you thank you thank you. I am now 43 1/2. This country and this world is slowly being passed form us of this age to you all. We have fought, he have struggled, and we have grown so tired in our age that we cannot keep it up on our own. It is now your time to bring the change, shine the light, and make this world a more open and loving place. You are in the house of tomorrow......we can sadly only visit there. Please pick it up where we are slowing down, and bring an end to the sadness and grief today. Share these songs and messages all over, and remember we got it so close to right once......we can bring it home.
I was a grunge/metal/rock girl in the 90s and this was one of my favorite songs/videos
So glad you picked this. One of my all time favorite songs. Love the lyrics, beat and attitude!!
This also has the sickest hook and bass line. it is perfection.
Looooooove this song. So happy you did it I requested it after whatta man
The sample track is Alice Cooper's Feed My Frankenstein. Both songs are great
Another good one!
Such a great ladies group! My daughter loved listening to them when she was a baby. 💗💗
First heard this done in reno ... And had to hear more ... The words ... So strong ... Great . and the dancers are fun to watch
I’ve always loved this song even all these years later ❤
The most talented singing girl group ever. Period.
Hands down my favorite song of theirs. They have so many good songs, but this was the best for me. ❤
They are crazy talented and deserved way more respect.
I love En Vogue so much. I wanted to be Cindy. The message is FREE YOUR MIND. This needs to be put back out there because there are too many that need this lesson.
Classy and sassy unlike today's most overrated female artists.
The first thing they said in the song is not to judge on how a person acts and dresses. You clearly didn't free your mind
One of the best songs during that time and today! I wish these women would have made more albums!
En Vogue is definitely one of the top groups of the nineties! This song just prove my point all the more.
This was the JAM! WOMEN POWER!!! 🎶💕
These ladies are my favorite group to this day 😍 they were the epitome of beauty and class !
React to Hold On by En Vogue. Absolutely love this song.