missfee said:

Yeah, I was thinking about that after I posted

What about Soul For Real or Silk

as long as she doesn't have Jodeci in there. They'd have to grease the studio down in Cocoa Butter or Vaseline before those ashy lookin' muthafuckas stepped in the room

bboy87 said:

Monique KNOW those crackheads ain't gonna do shit!

Timmy84 said:

Why not have Jodeci on there though??? They was it for me back in the day!!!!

missfee said:

Because they're fucked up. But hell if she brought drunk ass Jagged Edge in there, I guess Jodeci can come too.

Timmy84 said:

Well as long as she provides them with some rehab services before the performance, they should be alright.

I could see a Silk reunion but aren't they all broke up into pieces these days???? Man, they sure could sing though and each and everyone of them had six pacs

missfee said:

missfee said:

One of the members left briefly but he's since returned. They could be on the show before you know it.

missfee said:

added one part for you cuz K Ci is looking downtrodden and defeated these days

bboy87 said:

That's one ASHY, BONY mothafucka.

Timmy84 said:

Lookin' like he has scurvy

"Damn K-Ci, when you get a 18th century ailment that was frequent with pirates?"

"Must've been in the weed I smoked last week"

bboy87 said:

Lord, he does look it. YIKES!

Ya'll funny but Monique Show is really good and more 90's groups are coming as I mentioned in another post Dave Hollister confirmed that Blackstreet will tape an episdoe for May 6th with Teddy Riley, Chauncey Black, Dave Hollister, & new member J-Stylz (Mark Middleton's replacement or Levi Little's depends on how you look at it). Dru Hill will be on next month as well and I mentioned in my long K-Ci & JoJo post they are clean and sober. Why the hate on Jagged Edge they were not drunk why you think they were drunk they are always laid back and chill dudes they didn't act crazy they was joking and having a great time on Monique and I liked when Monique hooked Kyle up with the chick she's good friends with her guests and you can see the chemisty similar to Arsenio Hall. So Yeah I see the similarities with the joking and the chemistry between the host and guests can't say the same for 106 & Park sometimes or Wendy Williams well she had chemistry with Boyz II Men recently & Jaheim I'm talking about Wendy. Maybe Whoppi too.

Monique Show is for the Grown & Sexy but she brings newer acts too Soulja Boy was on there twice haha and Waka Floka Flame will be on their he's tapin his episode today but it won't show today Bobby Ralph & JoHnny already taped theirs March 31 it's just airing today but Waka Floka Flame is taping his today I know he will get some hate on here though if ya'll hate on the R&B acts I mentioned I know Soulja Boy & Waka Floka buts will be chewed out on here haha. But May 6th Blackstreet's taping you can go to Atlanta to be in the audience or just wait a week or so later when it airs also Blackstreet's manager Helen Williams told me on facebook that Blackstreet has a show comin up in my homestate in Alabama May 8th she will ask Teddy for the direct location so if anyone's in the Atlanta area May 6th you can catch the Blackstreet Reunion on Monique or their show and Dave Hollister's first show this year back in Blackstreet in Alabama May 8th should both be good shows even if you don't like Teddy right now he has good music and he will do Guy stuff for Guy fans but he says if Aaron & Damion learn to respect him as a man it will be the Guy/Blackstreet tour he says it's Blackstreet forever and won't give them up for Guy but he's open to being in both groups at the same time so you'll either get both Guy & Blackstreet or just Blackstreet it's up to Aaron & Damion he says we shall see. He apologized for harsh comments but he was hurt after the Blast from The Past Show but he says he'll be open if they act right and respect Blackstreet as well because Teddy, Aaron, Chauncey, Big Bub, & Bernard Belle Regina Belle's brother sang background on Bobby Brown's My Prerogative yep Teddy & Chauncey been tight since the late 80's they met when Chauncey audtioned to be Guy;'s background singer and joined in on background when they sang background on My Prerogative. After Bobby agreed to record it he felt it needed a fifth background singer and told Chauncey to get on with him, Teddy, Aaron, Big Bub, & Bernard Belle. You can clearly hear Teddy on the record and Aaron's vocals stand out and you can hear Chauncey a bit too and Big Bub & Bernard on there too.

As for Silk all five are back together they have their own label Silk Ent and are working on a new album and Lil's G is back along with John-John, Big G, Jimmy, & Timzo. They like fellow group Dru Hill will work with Keith Sweat on their new album and I think they will be featured on Keith's new album like they were on Keep It Comin'. They also working with the crew they had success with Keith Sweat, Delite (My Body for LSG, If You, Meeting In My Bedroom, Let's Make Love etc for Silk, Crazy for K-Ci & JoJo, I think they are working with Mike City and writing themselves also Link who co-wrote with Delite.

I hears Sons of Funk and 702 will make appearances in the future.

Timmy84 said:

MC Lyte was on last week

banks said:

Ralph,Johnny,and Bobby(Heads of State) weren't bad
at all. I actually dig this trimmed down threesome
versus having all six on stage and you have to try
to keep up with who's singing lead.

I just finished watching the show. It wasn't bad, but @ the ego-trippin that was going on. Monique was too nice to Bobby and Johnny. Bobby you did not make New Edition. They were successful after you left-I mean got kicked out. Remember N.E. Heartbreak? Yes, you are irreplaceable and that's not necessarily a bad thing because you are too crazy and arrogant for your own good. I can't believe another broad was foolish enough to let him knock her up with an ugly ass baby.
Johnny, you ain't fooling nobody. Come out of the closet already. Everybody knows that you're not going to marry your girlfriend-er-beard.

Am I the only one that thought it was interesting that the group needed background singers? I guess Ralph and Bobby both need voice lessons because their voices have gotten worse.

I liked the show, but I hope that the Heads of State will let go of their egos and hook up with B.B.D. again. I saw B.B.D. on Unsung, and they seemed to be humble and down to earth. They were more succssful than their bandmates after the split, so that attitude is refreshing.

jeami said:

I get what you're saying about Bobby. As far as Johnny goes,i could care
less whether he is gay or not i'm just about the music. BBD was more
successful than the rest of the guys after the split? Really?
They had one hit album and one hit single on the followup and they
were done. The other 3 guys have been successful for at least 2 solo
albums and had the more recognizable hits. You will certainly hear more
Heads of the State on classic radio than BBD.

phunkdaddy said:

phunkdaddy said:

Don't go talkin' about BBD

bboy87 said:

Hey i can hardly wait for Michael Biv and
Ronnie DeVoe to spit one of their raps.

phunkdaddy said:[quote]

jeami said:

I don't care about Johnny's sexuality either. He just annoyed me because Monique didn't even ask him if he's a DL brotha and he went off on a tangent anyway. He also gave himself away during the VH1 show because he was wearing pink and acting flamboyant. Just shut up and sing already.

Ralph Tresvant did an interview with some magazine several years ago. According to him, BBD was really successful because black and white folks loved them. The Heads of State fans are mostly black. The singles from Ralph's first album only get played on radio rarely. Bobby could've been a crossover success, but his craziness and drug problems probably turned white folks off. Johnny was successful before he joined the group, so he doesn't count. I just don't understand why Bobby and Ralph feel like they're better than BBD because when was the last time they put out a solo platinum-selling album?
[Edited 4/13/10 23:12pm]

Let's see, let's run down the list on the post-New Edition success of all six members:

BBD
"Poison" (#3 US, #1 R&B, #19 UK)
"Do Me" (#3 US, #4 R&B, #56 UK)
"B.B.D. (I Thought It Was Me)" (#26 US, #1 R&B, #63 UK)
"When Will I See You Smile Again?" #63 US, #3 R&B)
"She's Dope" (#9 R&B)
"Word to the Mutha" (with Johnny, Ralph & Bobby, aka Heads of State now) (#13 US, #1 R&B)
"Gangsta" (#21 US, #22 R&B)
"Something In Your Eyes" (#38 US, #6 R&B, #60 UK)
"Above the Rim" (#81 R&B)

Johnny
"Super Love" (#29 R&B)
"When Something is Wrong With My Baby" (#57 R&B)
"Perfect Combination" (w/Stacy Lattisaw) (#75 US, #10 R&B)
"Baby It's You" (w/Stacy Lattisaw) (#37 R&B)
"Block Party" (w/Stacy Lattisaw) (#63 R&B)
"Half Crazy" (#26 R&B)
"Can't Wait Til Tomorrow" (#49 R&B)
"One Love" (with George Howard) (#77 R&B)
"Where Do We Go From Here" (w/Stacy Lattisaw) (#1 R&B)
"Rub You the Right Way" (#3 US, #1 R&B, #77 UK, #41 New Zealand)
"My, My, My" (#10 US, #1 R&B, #89 UK, #31 New Zealand)
"Fairweather Friend" (#28 US, #2 R&B)
"Wrap My Body Tight" (#84 US, #1 R&B, #57 UK)
"I'm Still Waiting" (#27 R&B)
"Always" (w/Pebbles & Cherrelle) (#13 R&B)
"Silent Prayer" (w/Shanice) (#31 US, #4 R&B)
"Slow & Sexy" (w/Shabba Ranks) (#33 US, #4 R&B, #17 UK)
"There U Go" (#21 R&B Airplay)
"The Floor" (#56 US, #11 R&B, #53 UK, #29 New Zealand, #6 Australia)
"I Got You" (#35 R&B)
"Long Way from Home" (#42 R&B)
"Quiet Time to Play" (#25 R&B)
"A Cute, Sweet Love Addiction" (#46 UK)
"Let's Get the Mood Right" (#53 US, #17 R&B)
"It's Your Body" (w/Roger Troutman) (#43 US, #19 R&B)
"Love in an Elevator" (#59 R&B)

Ralph
"Sensitivity" (#4 US, #1 R&B)
"Stone Cold Gentleman" (#34 US, #3 R&B)
"Do What I Gotta Do" (#2 R&B)
"Rated R" (#69 R&B)
"Money Can't Buy You Love" (#54 US, #2 R&B)
"Who's the Mack" (#35 R&B)
"When I Need Somebody" (#45 R&B)

Bobby
"Girlfriend" (#57 US, #1 R&B)
"Girl Next Door" (#31 R&B)
"Don't Be Cruel" (#8 US, #1 R&B, #13 UK)
"My Prerogative" (#1 US, #1 R&B, #6 UK)
"Roni" (#3 US, #2 R&B, #21 UK)
"Every Little Step" (#3 US, #1 R&B, #6 UK)
"On Our Own" (#2 US, #1 R&B, #4 UK)
"Rock With Cha" (#7 US, #3 R&B, #33 UK)
"The Freestyle Mega-Mix" (#14 UK)
"She Ain't Worth It" (w/Glenn Mederios) (#1 US, #43 R&B, #12 UK)
"Humpin' Around" (#3 US, #1 R&B, #19 UK)
"Good Enough" (#7 US, #5 R&B, #41 UK)
"Get Away" (#14 US, #3 R&B)
"That's the Way Love Is" (#57 US, #9 R&B, #56 UK)
"Something in Common" (w/Whitney Houston) (#16 UK)
"Two Can Play That Game" (#38 UK)
"Two Can Play That Game (remix)" (#3 UK)
"Humpin' Around" (remix) (#5 UK)
"My Prerogative" (remix) (#17 UK)
"Every Little Step" (remix) (#25 UK)
"Feelin' Inside" (#42 R&B, #40 UK)
"Thug Lovin'" (w/Ja Rule) (#42 US, #16 R&B, #15 UK)
"Beautiful" (w/Damian Marley) (#39 UK)

Sounds like Bobby had the biggest success out of any of them. BBD was alright for a while though.

And Bobby was really big in the UK. Bigger than BBD ever was lol

Timmy84 said:

I guess that you misunderstood my post. I'm going by what Ralph said in the interview. All of the members of NE have been sucessful, but Ralph said that BBD was successful because they were able to crossover. It took Bobby awhile to become a crossover success and he ruined it because he's crazy. In my opinion, Johnny has the best career, but he was successful even before he joined NE, so he doesn't count. He also hasn't really been able to crossover. He mostly has a supportive black audience, like Ralph and Bobby. Why are you mentioning the UK when I'm referring to America? I'm going by what Ralph said in the interview, so what's the problem?

jeami said:

It ain't YOU, it's Ralph.

What about The Jacksons?

*walks out*

ViintageJunkiie said: