C'mon! That may have been a valid comparison for like 2 weeks during the late 80's. Outside of Spread My Wings, Troops best songs were covers. They do get points for outdoing MJ on "All I do..." though.

In terms of crossover popularity Boyz II Men were bigger but New Edition was the super group. The fact we even know Ronnie Devoe's name is a testament to that. I can't remember anybody's name from BIIM except Wanya and I'll take y'alls word for it that there's a Steve in Troop.

Just think who would be missed more if they hadn't been around. Hell, didn't Bivins put Boys II Men on in the first place?

On a side note, TTT and Mint Condition don't belong in that category since they're bands not singing groups.

C'mon! That may have been a valid comparison for like 2 weeks during the late 80's. Outside of Spread My Wings, Troops best songs were covers. They do get points for outdoing MJ on "All I do..." though.

In terms of crossover popularity Boyz II Men were bigger but New Edition was the super group. The fact we even know Ronnie Devoe's name is a testament to that. I can't remember anybody's name from BIIM except Wanya and I'll take y'alls word for it that there's a Steve in Troop.

Just think who would be missed more if they hadn't been around. Hell, didn't Bivins put Boys II Men on in the first place?

On a side note, TTT and Mint Condition don't belong in that category since they're bands not singing groups.

I think everyone knows the names of NE members because of:

"Ronnie, Bobby Rickie and Mike, I like the girl who cares who you like!"