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[b7]

Kameelah had a very distinctive voice.

TC did a lot of songs with her. I want her to put em out

[MelMel]

More than one can be great

But 702 ain?t one of em lmfao

Dreezy has AIDS.

not spotting one lie here though

[Kalifornia.]

[Kalifornia.]

Oh bitch

[KippDaddy]

I can still listen to this entire cd like it?s brand new!   

[KippDaddy]

This song tho

[🦚]

I checked the Spotify numbers and 

Spice Girls - Wannabe = 238 mill
TLC - No Scrubs = 238 mill
DC - Say My Name = 200 mill
Salt n pepa- Shoop = 47 mill
En Vogue - Don?t Let Go = 32 mill
SWV - Weak = 28 mill
Total - Can?t You See? = 19 mill
Brownstone - If You Love Me = 15.6 mill
702 - Where My Girls at? = 15.1 mill
Blaque - Bring It All To Me = 4 mill

I excluded Xscape cuz jds faggot ass hasn?t put the first 2 albums up for streaming.

?702. The sound of the 90s?  bitch where! 

[b7]

Ggghhhhhh the black ass nerve

[Gilgamesh.]

Slei really ruined this thread.

[🦚]

Slei really ruined this thread.

I said what I said and the gorls went crazy.

[Lazarus]

The 90's comment was a bit of  stretch but they definitely wasn't at the bottom of the barrel.

[The Brandy Barbie]

I really don?t understand the entertainment in putting down all the girl groups. Like with June?s Diary, I guess it?s because some fan said they?d stopped listening to Beyonc? and would use Kristal as a replacement. And Kristal took that as a compliment, so some fans have been at war with her since. Pretty silly.

What did 702 do? Claimed that they had their own unique sound?

[Gilgamesh.]

702 were the first group to jump on the Garage/House sound with "You Don't Know" 

[BAPHOMET.]

I checked the Spotify numbers and 

Spice Girls - Wannabe = 238 mill
TLC - No Scrubs = 238 mill
DC - Say My Name = 200 mill
Salt n pepa- Shoop = 47 mill
En Vogue - Don?t Let Go = 32 mill
SWV - Weak = 28 mill
Total - Can?t You See? = 19 mill
Brownstone - If You Love Me = 15.6 mill
702 - Where My Girls at? = 15.1 mill
Blaque - Bring It All To Me = 4 mill

I excluded Xscape cuz jds faggot ass hasn?t put the first 2 albums up for streaming.

?702. The sound of the 90s?  bitch where! 

Love how you didn't let false information just run rampant in here.  made the thread better.

ACK

[Lazarus]

702 were the first group to jump on the Garage/House sound with "You Don't Know" 

I mean this Vogue article does credited as an influence on Y2K R&B

these women elbowed out the crunchy catchiness of Britney Spears and aggression of Kid Rock with interesting, seductive music.


It wasn?t neo-soul so much as neo-R&B?an innovative take on a beloved genre that promised a way forward.

They collaged the dominant sounds of R&B production at the time (from innovators like Timb, Missy, Jermaine Dupri, and"Boy is Mine" producers Dallas Austin and Rodney "Darkchild" Jerkins) and made something peppy and poppy and radio-friendly that kept pace with the Britneys and the N ?Syncs without sacrificing experimentation.