@@quinntenrichard8321 Pivotal because the Rappers at the time were/are always being derogatory towards women. Macho men thinking that women are just b and h. En Vogue, Tina Turner made powerful music that had a great message.
No it wasn't! The video was appropriate for that time, those were the days of catwalk queens like Naomi Campbell, Linda Envagelista, Helena Christensen and so on
If only Destiny's Child had been as egalitarian. The women of En Vogue have always been able to have their own individuality and time to shine without trying to outshine one another---seamlessly balancing solos with tight harmonies. It keeps things fresh.
I will have to disagree(without changing your mind) on the grounds that the music from my Boomer parents was better. 70's were amazing. I think because the technology didn't allow to overproduce a song with prerecorded samples. People had to play all the instrumental parts and record them over and over to layer them over the melody.
Everyone acting as though the lyrics in this song were ahead of it's time. As a person who was brought up in this time era... I can assure you we were all on point with this. Feels like we have gone in reverse the last ten years for some reason.
It's funny that in the decade of the Rodney King beating and the O.J. Simpson trial, black-white relations in the USA were better than today. The amount of fear and distrust being instigated by politicians/media/educational system is sickening. Anyone who doesn't believe it, can ask an black person over 35. Same goes for m/f relations. The only thing that's gotten better is LGBT. They really had it tough in the 90s.
Yeah, I loved Metal in college( 89-94), but this was one of my favorite songs. Most of their songs actually. Along with some of the (then new) rap. Good music is good music.
Im a metal guy, but i also like R&B music, Ill listen to Metalica or Korn one moment and listen to Erykah Badu or Maxwell another moment. So I appreciate En Vogue for crossing boundries and doing two genres of music i enjoy
It was at number 1 for an eternity here in the UK. It really is a great song, and gets it's message across far more effectively than any of the mindless PC nonsense happening today. Sadly it was the only real success story En Vogue had over here. A few of their other songs were reasonably well known because they were in movies - but that was it. They vanished from the charts after this song and only get mentioned now on a handful of music channels when a 90's recap must be produced.
En Vogue casually slayed the muthafuckin’ GAME with this song, video and style! This still boppin in 2019...these divas were WAAAAY ahead of their time!!!
Funky Divas was (and is to this day) one of the best albums I've ever owned! Their voices meld so beautifully together. They are very, very underrated. Love En Vogue!
+Sean Griffith People who think Destiny's Child are even in the same platform as this song birds, must be very young. Fact 1, all the girls in this group could sing lead, all this girl could keep a harmony from beginning of the song till the end, and 3 When you heard this ladies you can actually heard them all as one.
Let them judge you. Let them misunderstand you. Let them gossip about you. Their opinions aren't your problems. Stay kind, committed to love and free in your authenticity. No matter what they do or say, don't you doubt your worth or the beauty of your truth. Just keep shining like you always do.
Thirty-two years later and this song still slams HARD! Everything about it -- beat, lyrics, vocals, video, message - everything is HOT! This one should make you move and think. If it doesn't, check your brain at the door.
I agree this has that catchy beat you find yourself moving too Micheal Jackson the along of Pop collaborated a lot with Eddie Van Halen on Thriller and BAD like Dirty Dianna is strongly Eddie Van Halen guitars
Agreed. Watch this and TRY NOT to see beyond the exterior... reminds me of an old phrase about book covers and not judging, if I may make such a gross comparison. Coming from an older generation/environment where appearance was, unfortunately, a factor in judgement, i'm privileged to have had these ladies, among so many more, to show me the correct and humane way of seeing people. Thank You!
I remember being a little girl cat walking in my living room singing this song at the top of lungs. (probably to the detriment of my family members) This song felt so powerful then and I didn’t even grasp the full concept why, all these years later it feels just as powerful. Except now, I fully get it ♥️
@@sunrae7680 Black Americans invented 50s Rock N Roll, but then they moved onto R&B, Soul, Funk, Hip-Hop. This song has Hard Rock guitar and drums. It's a different animal. How many Black people do you know that like Hard Rock? Probably not many as it's "White music" and I don't blame them.
The early 90's were such a golden era for music, you could find something amazing in pretty much any genre, and these fierce ladies were definitely a part of that... TH-cam kinda rocks sometimes when my ears get nostalgic.
Socially conscious they were, I sang this at 12-13 years old and I'm 46 years old now and still love ❤️ them. Never forget their concert at Radio Music Hall in NYC! My mom paid for that thank u Mom!
@@MeauxGreenMusic - every white GenXer and Elder Millennial wondered where the application was when she said, “might date another race or color”, including myself lol
I listen to Alternative, Alt rock, Metal, Industrial, industrial rock, classic rock... rock rock rock. But I gotta say this classic kicks total ass. Awesome message in it too.
Agreed. Because sadly, prejudice itself is timeless, in some form or another =( Love this song, especially its message. I've always liked the video too, but watching it now, as an adult, it kinda feels like some of the message is lost lol What with all the dazzle and of course the stunning beauty of the artists xD
Thing is today when you say you're "color blind" people sneer at you. :( When did "color blind" and "one race human" change from a goal to a thing to be ridiculed for?
They were one of the strongest (vocally) girl groups in history. You can never compare girl groups of today who are all about visuals to these legendary ladies who has given us one of the most iconic girl empowerment anthems.
"One of"? Name a fitting rival, and I would concede, but I dispute your claim to their being "one of". They were thee strongest when it came to shared vocals. Every lady could sing, and we all knew it, because each voice was heard.
@@alansands256 I was about to say the same thing haha. Yeah race relations were a lot better in the 90's. We've regressed in the past 10 years for sure due to 'wokeness'. Hell everything was better back then, better music too lol.
@@alansands256 It's because they are taking Color-Blind literally when it's not supposed to be. It's a metaphor. Gen X has always always been about embracing individuality and differences; so we got it. I agree! We have gone in reverse not just 10 years but decades.
One of my favorite songs by En Vogue! Its so edgy but has a great message to it and I love the unique blend of R&B and heavy metal! En Vogue are legends they were all beautiful, immensely talented and gave us so many classic songs throughout the '90s! We will never have another era of R&B as good as the '90s ever again!
These badass women inspired me way back when i was 18, to be proud and stand for what I am. Trailblazers, and such sophisticated talents. This song stands the test of time brilliantly too. Listen to the frightfully smooth rock, R&B n hiphop blend. En Vogue then...en vogue now.
There was not a single girl group that made a name for themselves and stayed true as En Vogue! From the day they exploded onto the scene right up until today they are everything that the name 'Vogue' stands for. They never wavered left or right. Incredible group I will always be forever grateful to have lived in an era graced by their regal beauty and powerhouse vocals.
Everything you said. I still don't understand how they've never won a grammy and yet several people with not even a fraction of their talent have one -___-
God I hope newer generations discover these badass queens. They have such beautiful voices and are stunning. Not only that but they had purpose in their lyrics as well. I am so glad I grew up in the 90s listening to them and admiring them. They are amazing
Also one of the few groups where every woman could sing, and every one sang lead on at least one hit. They had untouchable harmonies and individual vocals, as well as cutting edge style and videos
A great classic by En Vogue and probably their best music video, it was ahead of its time, fashion-forward thinking and considering it's Black Female Artists kicking ass with rock! They won 3 MTV Music Video Awards for this video, Best R&B Video, Best Dance Video and Best Choreography In A Video. Well deserved.
Envogue is the ORIGINAL Destiny's Child! I was a teenager when this song topped the charts... love, love, love. Thank you for all the amazing music. REAL empowerment comes from hard work and dedication! Envouge is the epitome of that.🥰😘😘😘👍💋❤💋❤
I decided to refresh my memory with En Vogue. I remember my parents got this sick stereo system for the living room and always bought the latest tapes. En Vogue is just it. All of it. This song gave me goosebumps just like it did in the 90s.
I would like to point out here is yes alot of white people are asshats. But not all of us are the same. I for one frown at the asshats and it makes me hate being white. I am disgusted by racism and discrimination, I still do not know why in 2016 this still exists.
This is what classy women look and act like. Sexy not slutty. Talented beyond belief. Friggin LOVE En Vogue and have since 1990 when I first saw them. I am 42 now and still rock their cds. Yes...cds. Played on a actual boom box. No streaming downloading for me 😛
I love everything about this video! The costumes, hair, makeup, choreography, the song, the vocals, etc. etc. etc. This is one of those videos that have absolutely no imperfections. (Side note: those women worked the hell out of that runway.)
The video direction is awesome too... The original video had more close ups of the taxidermy animals with all kind of weird pins and other stuff in them.
The lyrics and the micro and blatant aggressions I will never forget from hearing this song in the the 90’s. It made me think. “I can’t change your mind. You can’t change my color.” Profound. I Love En Vogue, forever and always!
That's not even really my genre of music, but I totally geek out every time I hear it! This came out when I was in Jr High and it brings back wonderful memories!
I was 14 when this came out, I just didn't get it. I just saw beautiful women singing very well but that's it. Now that I'm 37, I can appreciate for that and the beautiful massage it they were saying.
Love your comment. I was 8 when this song came out and my older sister used to play it on the old school music channel "The Box" and I loved these beautiful women ever since. Loved this song then and I love it now.
+Hannah Evans I love and agree with your comment, too, and I was also 8 years old when this came out.☺ It's incredible how fitting these lyrics are today.
Listen to some old school black rockers or some early punk rock pioneers. If you like a bit of edge listen to Bad Brains and the band called Death. Want more mainstream listen to Janet Jackson's Black Cat which she wrote and produced herself or obviously the most iconic star of all time Michael Jackson. Listen to his soong give in to me featuring Slash or the classic Dirty Diana.
@@nag8649 - Yes MA'AM! Damn good recommendations! If I could just add one to your list - Living Color!!! (Not the show, the rock band.) Here's a link to one of my favorite songs of theirs - it rocks. HARD. th-cam.com/video/7xxgRUyzgs0/w-d-xo.html 🤘
It's amazing how music from almost 15 years ago can still apply to today's society, 100%. It's also kind of sad that people even had to make these sort of statements, then AND now. But, what are you gonna do? People will always be shallow and ignorant, unfortunately. Thankfully, though, now people aren't afraid to speak out and be strong. So not only is this song the fucking jam, it's also incredibly powerful and positive. Man, the 90's were fuckin iconic
So you're on a rant about people's prejudice while you have a screen name about boinking dead people? Sometimes stereotypes are true, that is how they become known as stereotypes. Is it fair to paint everyone that fits the description HAS one of the idiots? No, of course not. But it's human nature to do so.
Super.Chuck First of all, not sure what you're getting your panties in a twist for. I didn't say anything about a stereotype, I was just saying how this music is empowering and how it's unfortunate that some of the prejudice and ignorance is still happening today??? Not sure what's wrong with me saying that & also don't care. And secondly, you really need to get your facts straight, my dude. *Necrophilia* is when you commit sexual acts on a dead body. *Necromancy* is basically calling upon spirits and talking to the dead. But either way, thanks for your opinion? And regardless, have a great day👌
Yes this song is from 91-92. This album is the only album I’d lock myself up and lipsynch from start to finish. Glad these were the women I was looking up to.
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This video was ahead of its time it looks like I could have been shot this year 2024❤
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@@quinntenrichard8321 Pivotal because the Rappers at the time were/are always being derogatory towards women. Macho men thinking that women are just b and h. En Vogue, Tina Turner made powerful music that had a great message.
Crazy! ❤❤❤
This song was way ahead of it's time
Not really it was relevant then it's even more relevant now and it will continue to be in the future
The song was relevant, but the world went backwards.
@@bostonphotographer20Exactly.
Perfect.....for RIGHT NOW
ALL RACES ya gotta learn how to see me.....free your mind
No it wasn't! The video was appropriate for that time, those were the days of catwalk queens like Naomi Campbell, Linda Envagelista, Helena Christensen and so on
The only group ever comprised of 4 lead singers. EPIC
Epic comment! 💯
RIGHT ON! Fab 4 all the way!!
If only Destiny's Child had been as egalitarian. The women of En Vogue have always been able to have their own individuality and time to shine without trying to outshine one another---seamlessly balancing solos with tight harmonies. It keeps things fresh.
They all have unique gorgeous looks.
Danity Kane did also
More than 30 years later, still kicks more rear end than 95% of modern music
Could not agree more 😌
Guitars, Drums matter.
Heck yes
This shit sinks modern music!
I'm a hardcore metal rock dude. This song is amazing. Easily one of the best rock songs of the decade. Hugely underated group.
Heavy metal fan here....these chicks kinda rule though
600% agreed
Fr? This used to be my stripper song 🥁..
Also, I kind of just wanted to unclutter my head but here we r again. Sigh..I haven't heard this in awhile
@@ahhwe-any7434 it's amazing energy for a stripper song though.
And ya know this wasn't even a rock song. It's was r&b. But I agree this can definitely be considered a rock song
The harmonies these ladies pull off in all their songs are insane. 80’s babies grew up in the golden era of music. No way can you change my mind.
You would have to be born in the 70s to appreciate the 90s
90s 💯
@@MichaelOBrien71 I was born in the early 80s and I appreciate and remember this music.
I will have to disagree(without changing your mind) on the grounds that the music from my Boomer parents was better. 70's were amazing. I think because the technology didn't allow to overproduce a song with prerecorded samples. People had to play all the instrumental parts and record them over and over to layer them over the melody.
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Everyone acting as though the lyrics in this song were ahead of it's time. As a person who was brought up in this time era... I can assure you we were all on point with this. Feels like we have gone in reverse the last ten years for some reason.
We definitely have went backwards I remember the 90s too and I thought we were more progressive then than we are now
It's funny that in the decade of the Rodney King beating and the O.J. Simpson trial, black-white relations in the USA were better than today. The amount of fear and distrust being instigated by politicians/media/educational system is sickening. Anyone who doesn't believe it, can ask an black person over 35. Same goes for m/f relations. The only thing that's gotten better is LGBT. They really had it tough in the 90s.
This is true
Oh yes.
This.
My Dad was a textbook 80's metal head, and he LOVED this song. I would constantly find him blasting it and air guitar-in'
My kind of guy I was a rocker to I had guns and roses album appetite for destruction
Good music is good music. I'm all over the place with what I listen to.
Yeah, I loved Metal in college( 89-94), but this was one of my favorite songs. Most of their songs actually. Along with some of the (then new) rap. Good music is good music.
My dad is a rocker through and through and we LOVED this song when it came out.
Im a metal guy, but i also like R&B music, Ill listen to Metalica or Korn one moment and listen to Erykah Badu or Maxwell another moment. So I appreciate En Vogue for crossing boundries and doing two genres of music i enjoy
I'm 40 years old and forgot how damn good they were!! There is nothing comparable in today's music to what these ladies were putting out!
Just turned 40 myself. Man I miss the 90s!
They had great liveshwos during the pandemic, worth a listen :D
I'm about to be 39 and allllll the feels to this and missing the 90s! These "times" suck! Lol
I'm 63 and STILL jammin' with this! lol
@@melanieanne2066 ❤I have this CD .
I remember when they released this song. Many were shocked. I'm glad that their musical team had them take risks. This worked well
It was at number 1 for an eternity here in the UK. It really is a great song, and gets it's message across far more effectively than any of the mindless PC nonsense happening today.
Sadly it was the only real success story En Vogue had over here. A few of their other songs were reasonably well known because they were in movies - but that was it. They vanished from the charts after this song and only get mentioned now on a handful of music channels when a 90's recap must be produced.
En Vogue! Why oh why can't music stay this way!! YAAAAAASSSSSS!
I’m 65 and still loving this song!!
@@Tad-For-Global-PeaceHello from Virginia I'm 58 in December here & will always rock En Vogue! This is my favorite song & video 😁👍🏼❤️
Same
this has to be THE most fierce video of all time!
Yeah it is!
They were sooo ahead of their time. Love this song. Edgy, sexy, free, unique, whatever you name it. Love this video!
dsb188 I also ❤️it!
me too
100% sexy cool.
Not ahead of their time, but OF their time. "Colorblindness" is a very 90s concept that is now considered "problematic" by the woke.
En Vogue casually slayed the muthafuckin’ GAME with this song, video and style! This still boppin in 2019...these divas were WAAAAY ahead of their time!!!
Well said!!!!
I agree. Im back here in 2021
Not really ahead. Was talking about this back then. Still talking about it now.
Song was way ahead of its time.
Besides the obvious incredible voices. The individual FASHION and attitude they had was incredible!
also love your profile picture.
the video is still just as cool as it was back in the day.... that guitar =) the girls are very sexy
kimmyfreak200 living colour was bad ass
Tinky Dinky they were wearing gaultier
They were the best because they were all EQUALLY talented and beautiful. Nobody being "carried."
These women are phenomenal, end of story. No one can sing quite like they did. Such badass, strong, beautiful women. I miss them!
Song is still relevant today
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👄 It's more relevant
You can thank the red hat crowd for that. Remember kids, politics is like driving. D to go forward, R to go back!
They ROCK! No, seriously they do. Listen to the instruments. Loved to dance to this.
I agree with you 100 %. Women who were lied to, abused and taken for granted - this is their moment.
Poor p diddy 🤑
A group where everyone can sing. Don't see that too often, do we?
Love this song.
xmn12380 yes that's what I'm trying tell folks 'one person is not bigger then the group' it shouldn't be
"I can't change your mind, you can't change my color."
~Maxine Jones
It's always been my favorite line in the song.
One of the most underrated female groups. Talented badass vocals. All of them singing can do lead . Gorgeous, great songs , great videos .
Lies again? Free SEGA
@@NazriB ❌❌❌💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻🏡🤪💦
Yet they are the fourth biggest selling all female group ever after The Spice Girls TLC and Destinies Child.
Underrated? They were on heavy rotation on every top 40 station in the US for a solid 5 YEARS.
@@whatareyoudoingyouidiot342 I think they mean People don't talk about them as much or give them credit like Destiny's Child and others
Funky Divas was (and is to this day) one of the best albums I've ever owned! Their voices meld so beautifully together. They are very, very underrated. Love En Vogue!
It's out on purple vinyl 💜
Same! 🙋🏻♀️
This song is still relevant N January 2020. I love En Vogue's music. This song still bangs.
... especially now. Jesus wept, and so doI. :-(
Unfortunately so. How I wish the message could've been obsolete...
Needed so badly today...BLM
And 10/2020
This Song Will Forever Be Relevant Especially Now
Rose Berri even more relevant in 2017
this is a master piece.. powerfull lyrics.. powerfull vocals, powerfull musical work, 1000% attitude.. pure power...
Agreed!!
Couldn't agree more!!! Absolutely brilliant 👏
So true!
YESSS!!!!!!
Not many singers can blend Rock & R&b and harmonize so well
erickiam25 everything derived from Rhythm and Blues, well the Blues, then R&B and Rock
Anastacia could :D
Aaliyah Janet
I love it when they mix like that. It gives the music power
Damn. Right??
"I can't change your mind, you can't change my color" Powerful
yes my sister
People like Jared Taylor (Google him) don't care.
you better say it sister
MissOyin has
This song has been out for how long now
I was a metalhead back when this song came out and I can tell you that most of us liked it.
Amen to that fact.
No offense but I first read that as "methhead". Lol
My metalhead husband loves this song and def confirms this statement (:
Still listening in 2024❤ I love these women
✝️🙌🏽💪🏽✌🏽❤️❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥
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En Vogue was beautiful and represented a beautiful message. That message has been lost...
Yes, "Colorblindness" is now considered racist by the Woke, PC left.
Before Destiny's Child there was En Vogue ... so miss the 90s
+Sean Griffith People who think Destiny's Child are even in the same platform as this song birds, must be very young. Fact 1, all the girls in this group could sing lead, all this girl could keep a harmony from beginning of the song till the end, and 3 When you heard this ladies you can actually heard them all as one.
En Vogue smokes Destiny's Child! The End!
Doont let go ....
Let them judge you.
Let them misunderstand you.
Let them gossip about you.
Their opinions aren't your problems.
Stay kind, committed to love and free in your authenticity.
No matter what they do or say, don't you doubt your worth or the beauty of your truth. Just keep shining like you always do.
Is always in the world in justice .... .and no people against ? I mea n japan america russia africa ...every part !
Beautiful!
Exsactly ! Nice words 👍👍
@@חניתהאזולאי Thank you! Beautiful photo!
@@bellavita1323 🙂
Thirty-two years later and this song still slams HARD! Everything about it -- beat, lyrics, vocals, video, message - everything is HOT! This one should make you move and think. If it doesn't, check your brain at the door.
I love how this song is a perfect mixture of r & b, pop and rock😍😍
I agree this has that catchy beat you find yourself moving too Micheal Jackson the along of Pop collaborated a lot with Eddie Van Halen on Thriller and BAD like Dirty Dianna is strongly Eddie Van Halen guitars
Jlo needs to follow
"BEFORE YOU CAN READ ME, YOU GOTTA LEARN HOW TO SEE ME."
THIS!
Amen
Agreed. Watch this and TRY NOT to see beyond the exterior...
reminds me of an old phrase about book covers and not judging, if I may make such a gross comparison. Coming from an older generation/environment where appearance was, unfortunately, a factor in judgement, i'm privileged to have had these ladies, among so many more, to show me the correct and humane way of seeing people. Thank You!
Still relevant in 2020
"BE COLORBLIND... DON'T BE SO SHALLOW." Pretty powerful sentiment. Especially today, June 2, 2020. Can I get a witness?
As a young girl this song was just lit to me...as a grown black woman this song is speaking VOLUMES! Y’all gone get this black girl magic today!
Gabrielle Stiner babygirl it's not *black girl magic* IT'S GIRL POWER!!!!!!!
Naw, it’s black girl magic. It’s not always about you, Patricia.
Gabrielle Stiner April so white girls can't have it to this "black girl magic"?
As a white male who loves this song, I'm feeling triggered......
Oh wait, no I'm not, I respect everyone promoting self empowerment.
Gabrielle Stiner well said yo d
EPIC. Flawless. Timeless. This is one of those songs that will stand stylistically alone. There will never be another one like it.
They should've done more rock songs! They did it great!
Totally agree. This song just rocks!!!!!
This hits so hard. The high notes are crazy!!!
I remember being a little girl cat walking in my living room singing this song at the top of lungs. (probably to the detriment of my family members) This song felt so powerful then and I didn’t even grasp the full concept why, all these years later it feels just as powerful. Except now, I fully get it ♥️
Lesbian is the new black
@@nielshansen193 ummm 🤔
Girl, we all did! LOL.
No catwalking for me but I did have a huge crush on these chics when I was a kid
Can't say I ever catwalked but this song will make you move if not you're dead lol
I will always be living the 90's!
The mix of R'N'B and rock is so good in this. Great hook.
Do your music research. Where do you think Rock came from ?
@@sunrae7680 Black Americans invented 50s Rock N Roll, but then they moved onto R&B, Soul, Funk, Hip-Hop. This song has Hard Rock guitar and drums. It's a different animal.
How many Black people do you know that like Hard Rock? Probably not many as it's "White music" and I don't blame them.
@@sunrae7680Same with R&B and Jazz
Anyone else brought here by just lovin music from the 90's in general or En Vogue specifically???
just gone into old school mode these past few days,Marvin Gaye,commodores,Angie Stone and now En Vogue.lol
80's baby!
All of the Above!
yeah
Jesper Schultz yea you and 10million others. What u think we just stumbled on this video by accident
The early 90's were such a golden era for music, you could find something amazing in pretty much any genre, and these fierce ladies were definitely a part of that... TH-cam kinda rocks sometimes when my ears get nostalgic.
Socially conscious they were, I sang this at 12-13 years old and I'm 46 years old now and still love ❤️ them. Never forget their concert at Radio Music Hall in NYC! My mom paid for that thank u Mom!
just the best - all anyone could ever say. these women showed us all what the word, the term, "empowered" (femaleness) meant -
Positive message
Great music
Amazing vocals
Cowbell
Truly legendary
Modern music needs more cowbell!
Holy fucking shit, there is a cowbell in there!!!!!
🤯 YES!!!! THE COWBELL!!!!
you forgot smokin hot divas
@@MeauxGreenMusic - every white GenXer and Elder Millennial wondered where the application was when she said, “might date another race or color”, including myself lol
I listen to Alternative, Alt rock, Metal, Industrial, industrial rock, classic rock... rock rock rock. But I gotta say this classic kicks total ass. Awesome message in it too.
Indeed, and it is amazing how relevant and timeless this song really is.
Agreed. Because sadly, prejudice itself is timeless, in some form or another =( Love this song, especially its message. I've always liked the video too, but watching it now, as an adult, it kinda feels like some of the message is lost lol What with all the dazzle and of course the stunning beauty of the artists xD
PREACH💖 FREE YOUR MIND❣ PEACE&LOVE... IT'S WHATS UP❣
Same with in my taste of music. However always and have loved this group. Was nice hearing their message and powerful women!
thats what im sayin man
so needed right now 2024
Agree. Love these girls.
This needs to be played on a loud speaker in every country . Town . City. State in the world right now !!!
Especially right now.
@@douglasescoe3773 Exactly my thoughts 😍💖
It call being human
They the ones who can bring sexy back 💯💯
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Why, oh why, must it be this way? Be for you can read me, you need to learn how to see me. "Free your mind!" this song is still relevant today
Amen to that. Was thinking the same thing. Free your mind and the rest will follow. Be color blind. Don't b so shallow!
Thing is today when you say you're "color blind" people sneer at you. :( When did "color blind" and "one race human" change from a goal to a thing to be ridiculed for?
nice one
They were one of the strongest (vocally) girl groups in history. You can never compare girl groups of today who are all about visuals to these legendary ladies who has given us one of the most iconic girl empowerment anthems.
"One of"? Name a fitting rival, and I would concede, but I dispute your claim to their being "one of". They were thee strongest when it came to shared vocals. Every lady could sing, and we all knew it, because each voice was heard.
@@valentinomiller6251 Come on... have you heard of The Supremes? If not, then you're in for some serious vocal talent
This song has more meaning then any from females these days. Need more like this
dman Woowoo The supremes? Seriously! I love them but they don’t hold a candle to En Vogue vocally!
What about other 90s groups like TLC and Destiny's Child?
This video never gets old. It could be from 2042, not 1992.
Ma insomma
"It's got to have more cowbell" ;-) But seriously, musically and lyrically this song is so strong. Well done, ladies
Guess what? I got a fever! And the only prescription.. is more cowbell! 😁
These sisters were ahead of their time. Real musicians to boot!
These are my role models!
Not ahead of their time, but OF their time. "Colorblindness" is a very 90s concept that is now considered "problematic" by the woke.
@@alansands256 I was about to say the same thing haha. Yeah race relations were a lot better in the 90's. We've regressed in the past 10 years for sure due to 'wokeness'. Hell everything was better back then, better music too lol.
@@alansands256 It's because they are taking Color-Blind literally when it's not supposed to be. It's a metaphor. Gen X has always always been about embracing individuality and differences; so we got it. I agree! We have gone in reverse not just 10 years but decades.
This needs to be the anthem of 2021
It was the anthem then as well.
Ya. Fo real though.
Yup. Yup. Yup.
Yea same rascist puppets still run the media
Agreed!
No foul language, just a powerful message by four gorgeous, beautiful women.
Who can actually sangggggggggggggggggggg!
You said it best, Rodrigo!
Lyrics are STILL REVELEVANT TODAY! I loved this song as a kid and still do. Powerful and just EVERYTHING.
One of my favorite songs by En Vogue! Its so edgy but has a great message to it and I love the unique blend of R&B and heavy metal! En Vogue are legends they were all beautiful, immensely talented and gave us so many classic songs throughout the '90s! We will never have another era of R&B as good as the '90s ever again!
These badass women inspired me way back when i was 18, to be proud and stand for what I am. Trailblazers, and such sophisticated talents. This song stands the test of time brilliantly too. Listen to the frightfully smooth rock, R&B n hiphop blend. En Vogue then...en vogue now.
There was not a single girl group that made a name for themselves and stayed true as En Vogue! From the day they exploded onto the scene right up until today they are everything that the name 'Vogue' stands for. They never wavered left or right. Incredible group I will always be forever grateful to have lived in an era graced by their regal beauty and powerhouse vocals.
Everything you said. I still don't understand how they've never won a grammy and yet several people with not even a fraction of their talent have one -___-
avilik13 I say that all the time, on vocals alone there far superior to any other girl group.
God I hope newer generations discover these badass queens. They have such beautiful voices and are stunning. Not only that but they had purpose in their lyrics as well. I am so glad I grew up in the 90s listening to them and admiring them. They are amazing
Also one of the few groups where every woman could sing, and every one sang lead on at least one hit. They had untouchable harmonies and individual vocals, as well as cutting edge style and videos
The best part is they are real women
I'm 20 and my mom played a lot of 80s and 90s music, En Vogue being one of her favorites. This song is one of my all time favorites
I'm 28 and my mom used to play stuff like this all the time I love it
Old school
Can we all agree how iconic this song is. En Vogue don’t the props they deserve. They had the whole package
A great classic by En Vogue and probably their best music video, it was ahead of its time, fashion-forward thinking and considering it's Black Female Artists kicking ass with rock! They won 3 MTV Music Video Awards for this video, Best R&B Video, Best Dance Video and Best Choreography In A Video. Well deserved.
Underrated song of empowerment
Real artist, real voices, real divas!!
Still listening in 2024! The song is still relevant today.
Envogue is the ORIGINAL Destiny's Child! I was a teenager when this song topped the charts... love, love, love. Thank you for all the amazing music. REAL empowerment comes from hard work and dedication! Envouge is the epitome of that.🥰😘😘😘👍💋❤💋❤
Destiny's Child dont hold a Candle to them as a group..not even close.
@@Obkool27 right !!
"Why oh why must it be this way?".... Powerful question that we are still asking today....
It makes a hell of a lot of money for to many people.
been asking that for hundreds of years. still no answer
You do know a lot of the questions/ statements in this song were directed at the black community right?
@@jamesodom6456 A couple of the lyrics can. Not all.
@@123terricam did you live hundreds of years wow i have so many questions.
I was in college when this came out and this anthem still rocks to this day. The voices, message and fashion were ahead of its time.
I decided to refresh my memory with En Vogue. I remember my parents got this sick stereo system for the living room and always bought the latest tapes. En Vogue is just it. All of it. This song gave me goosebumps just like it did in the 90s.
They were ahead of their time
They are ahead of this time...
No...unfortunately it just means nothing has changed.
+Just Found tht 2. but it's always sum1 w another opinion thts right
Of course :)
Just Found touché
this song is still relevant today
+SunnehShides Of course. Because bitches are always hating on black people ... but appropriating our shit at the same time. Psycho fucks.
Well people of all races still haven't freed their mind:(
+Eric LifeBreeze first they program u not to hate NOW THEY WANT U TO HATE
I would like to point out here is yes alot of white people are asshats. But not all of us are the same. I for one frown at the asshats and it makes me hate being white. I am disgusted by racism and discrimination, I still do not know why in 2016 this still exists.
+SunnehShides you should not "hate being white" anymore than someone else should hate being their particular race. ALL races have jerks and racists.
One of the most epic hits of the '90s
This is what classy women look and act like. Sexy not slutty. Talented beyond belief. Friggin LOVE En Vogue and have since 1990 when I first saw them. I am 42 now and still rock their cds. Yes...cds. Played on a actual boom box. No streaming downloading for me 😛
I first saw En Vogue in about 1992. I think. I'm 72 years old, and I love them!!
LOVED it when you said "no streaming downloading for me"! ✌
@@johnbegayjr
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This song demands to be played at max volume....vocals so gooood
There is an alternative version as well with different lyrics and takes of video. Too bad these videos are only 360p. FYM deserves better.
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2018 and this still kick 95% of newest songs... No surprise at all.
Damn, I wish I had a large stereo to blast this on right now . . .
Still the sexiest and most kick ass video ever made.
SEXIEST
So hot 💥
no one makes music like this anymore.... such a powerful message
I love everything about this video! The costumes, hair, makeup, choreography, the song, the vocals, etc. etc. etc. This is one of those videos that have absolutely no imperfections. (Side note: those women worked the hell out of that runway.)
The video direction is awesome too... The original video had more close ups of the taxidermy animals with all kind of weird pins and other stuff in them.
Pat Cleveland would be impressed ❣️
Let's not forget those lyrics too. Their message was always uplifting
@@HermitBratt If only the kids today!
Afrofuturism?
The lyrics and the micro and blatant aggressions I will never forget from hearing this song in the the 90’s. It made me think. “I can’t change your mind. You can’t change my color.” Profound. I Love En Vogue, forever and always!
They where all so beautiful and talented 😮
STILL!!! SO PERFECTLY RELEVANT! Most kickass lyrics, and vocals and harmonies.
So beyond ahead of the times ❤️❤️❤️
Words cannot describe how much I miss the 1990s.
ME TOO
the 90s was the best decade of music
story of my life.
+cance7984 Agreed. latter half of the 80's into the 90's was the best time for music.
That's not even really my genre of music, but I totally geek out every time I hear it! This came out when I was in Jr High and it brings back wonderful memories!
I was 14 when this came out, I just didn't get it. I just saw beautiful women singing very well but that's it. Now that I'm 37, I can appreciate for that and the beautiful massage it they were saying.
Love your comment. I was 8 when this song came out and my older sister used to play it on the old school music channel "The Box" and I loved these beautiful women ever since. Loved this song then and I love it now.
omg the BOX! ahhhh yes!!!
+Hannah Evans I love and agree with your comment, too, and I was also 8 years old when this came out.☺ It's incredible how fitting these lyrics are today.
You got a beautiful massage from the ladies of En Vogue? So jealous!
i totally agree didn't get it then but i do now👍
More black artists should do rock. It sounds powerful
Black artists created rock!
Listen to some old school black rockers or some early punk rock pioneers. If you like a bit of edge listen to Bad Brains and the band called Death. Want more mainstream listen to Janet Jackson's Black Cat which she wrote and produced herself or obviously the most iconic star of all time Michael Jackson. Listen to his soong give in to me featuring Slash or the classic Dirty Diana.
@@nag8649 - Yes MA'AM! Damn good recommendations! If I could just add one to your list - Living Color!!! (Not the show, the rock band.) Here's a link to one of my favorite songs of theirs - it rocks. HARD. th-cam.com/video/7xxgRUyzgs0/w-d-xo.html 🤘
@@KelleyBroussardMackaig I absolutely agree. I love that band! Have you listened to glamour boys by Living Colour? Ugh I could go on and on
@@nag8649 Yaaaaas!!!! 🤘 LOVE it! You and I have the same taste my friend!!! 🤘
It's amazing how music from almost 15 years ago can still apply to today's society, 100%. It's also kind of sad that people even had to make these sort of statements, then AND now. But, what are you gonna do? People will always be shallow and ignorant, unfortunately. Thankfully, though, now people aren't afraid to speak out and be strong. So not only is this song the fucking jam, it's also incredibly powerful and positive. Man, the 90's were fuckin iconic
to make your point even more dramatic: this song is actually over 20 years old :0
And to make the point even more dramatic still: this song is, at this point in time (Oct. '16), almost 25 years old! Yup!
La la la not listening I'm still in my 20's blah blah blah :D
So you're on a rant about people's prejudice while you have a screen name about boinking dead people?
Sometimes stereotypes are true, that is how they become known as stereotypes. Is it fair to paint everyone that fits the description HAS one of the idiots? No, of course not. But it's human nature to do so.
Super.Chuck First of all, not sure what you're getting your panties in a twist for. I didn't say anything about a stereotype, I was just saying how this music is empowering and how it's unfortunate that some of the prejudice and ignorance is still happening today??? Not sure what's wrong with me saying that & also don't care. And secondly, you really need to get your facts straight, my dude. *Necrophilia* is when you commit sexual acts on a dead body. *Necromancy* is basically calling upon spirits and talking to the dead. But either way, thanks for your opinion? And regardless, have a great day👌
FREE YOUR MIND IN 2020🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊
this group is way ahead of their time.
They came out in the 90’s. Ofc. Do ur homework
@@kelliscott9693 are you sure they did?...
Yes this song is from 91-92. This album is the only album I’d lock myself up and lipsynch from start to finish. Glad these were the women I was looking up to.
@@nfbody yup, great song, great group.
They owned this damn runway!!!
This song is so relevant to today!
I agree
+white is beautiful uhmmmm 💁🏽
+white is beautiful empower everyone free your mind
Black is also beautiful
+Josephine Girling you have it wrong they're not saying "white is beautiful" it's that persons username
Being a teenager back in 90s where the best times of my life. 80s and 90s kicked ass. A lot of this today shit can just 💋 me ass lol..
Be color blind, don't be so shallow 🎶🎶🎤🎤🎤🎸
the quintessential female group where all the members sang lead...successfully
Preach
A. Scott Boddie 😂😂😂❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏totally obsessed with these girls.
Very progressive for it's time! FREE YOUR MIND!!!
90's were the best for music, fucking loved the 90's scene
Gives me Whitney "Queen Of The Night" love this song!!!
Same producers
People should listen to this message today! Free your mind and the rest will follow. Be colorblind dont be so shallow.
Jonika Ismail As Snoop said, “We’re all black in the dark”. ✌🏼
Especially the Colorblind part. As many now consider THAT racist.