Timmy84 said:

babynoz said:

Lawd, I tell ya.

I bet his wife is younger than his oldest grandkids.

If it gives you any inclination she might be: she's 35 lol

I think his oldest daughter is about ten years older than her.

Damn!

^ Correction: I read their wedding article on JET, she was 28 then (2005), she's 33 now.

She was born when "Voyage to Atlantis" and "The Pride" first hit the radio, which would be 1977.

I think his eldest daughter is around her 50s or something.

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how many kids does Ron have?

scriptgirl said:

how many kids does Ron have?

I only know of one daughter - Tawanna Isley.

I do believe he has two other daughters but I'm not sure.

I know he and Angela didn't have kids.

Do y'all think Ron have sex to his own music? That would be kind of wierd .

I'm stupid.

LittleBLUECorvette said:

Do y'all think Ron have sex to his own music? That would be kind of wierd .

I'm stupid.

I seriously doubt it.

Mani was looking mean & scrumptious...........

Erikah badu looks pregnant again........

The Anita Baker tribute was very classy.

LOVED El, LOVED Lalah, Goapele and Dionne and Tamia. HATED Kem and Rachelle. What was that shit-they were like CeCe and Rephus from In Living Color.

KCOOLMUZIQ said:

Erikah badu looks pregnant again........

POW, I got her !!

Paris9748430 said:

BET needs their asses whooped for not honoring Ernie Isley along with Ron.

Although, after seeing that fuckery, he probably was too embarrassed to show up!

Strangely enough Ronald mentioned Rudolph's name but failed

to mention Ernie.

trueiopian said:

Poor NeYo.

Poor him, indeed Had to be the one that performed after R. Kelly's great performance. and why the fuck does he think he can wear penny loafers with white socks? Someone needs to inform him that he's not Michael Jackson.

babynoz said:

PDogz said:

Oh, THIS is Cee Lo?!? I never made the connection to Gnarls Barkley before tonight .

Don't feel bad...My son had to tell me he was with Goody Mob, whoever that is,

Google is an easy click away to find out, whether interested or not.

Shango said:

babynoz said:

Don't feel bad...My son had to tell me he was with Goody Mob, whoever that is,

Google is an easy click away to find out, whether interested or not.

That first album they did was a classic.

RosesRred said:

Mr. Biggs , I like Chante and Rkelly

I am glad that they had lot of the old school talented musicians on the stage.

It was nice to see Jeffery Osborne and Freddie Jackson, Ronald Isley

El EDebarge, Anita Baker, oh my they even had my girl, Rachelle Ferrell

on with Kem. Eric BeneT , Keshia Cole, Jaszime Sullivan ..love Their voices.

I don't understand Ceelo or Erykah but I am happy for them. It was a good show I just

hate that lot of the performances were cut and I was confused with Anita's speech

maybe I MISSED it but what was the 6 letter word?

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The six letter word is: L E G E N D (legend)

phunkdaddy said:

Paris9748430 said:

BET needs their asses whooped for not honoring Ernie Isley along with Ron.

Although, after seeing that fuckery, he probably was too embarrassed to show up!

Strangely enough Ronald mentioned Rudolph's name but failed

to mention Ernie.

He said his brothers, LOL, but only singled out Rudolph by name. He didn't mention Kelly or Marvin either.

Timmy84 said: That first album they did was a classic.

I remember seeing their "Cell Therapy" video back then, and later the "Soul Food" clip.

Cee-Lo's voice was right away something to take notice of. Great to see which direction he's been going.

I see ole Robert Kelly put the Superman High Shit aside for the night, thank God. Maybe his instincts are right this time by producing a bonefide R&B record. At least I hope so. His voice was stellar. Made it look easy.

Outside of R. Kelly's performance, Anita Baker's tribute was the best for me. She seemed really pleased with their work.

Why do I get the feeling that Ne-yo is bound for Writer's Land. He seems not offer anything special except for the ladies dancing with him He could probably write hits for artist but his solo stuff just don't move me. I think him, Dream and Ryan Leslie should focus on writing and/or producing other artist. Just my humble opinion.

Shango said:

babynoz said:

Don't feel bad...My son had to tell me he was with Goody Mob, whoever that is,

Google is an easy click away to find out, whether interested or not.

Great tip, I found out through Wikipedia.

midiscover said:

trueiopian said:

Poor NeYo.

Poor him, indeed Had to be the one that performed after R. Kelly's great performance. and why the fuck does he think he can wear penny loafers with white socks? Someone needs to inform him that he's not Michael Jackson.

I was thinking the same thing. He looked like a gay Michael Jackson. Oh wait!

Kel's performance was great...

It was all downhill afterwards..

And Wolf Blitzer??!!!

scriptgirl said:

What was that shit-they were like CeCe and Rephus from In Living Color.

uh-uh!

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KCOOLMUZIQ said:

R Kelly was amazing!!!!!!!!!!

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RnBAmbassador said:

phunkdaddy said:

Strangely enough Ronald mentioned Rudolph's name but failed

to mention Ernie.

He said his brothers, LOL, but only singled out Rudolph by name. He didn't mention Kelly or Marvin either.

I'm thinking of the six brothers, Ronald was (and is) closest to Rudolph.

I missed it!

for Youtube! Not the best quality and I could swear I heard a toilet flush on one of these but they're all that's up just yet.

RnBAmbassador said:

phunkdaddy said:

Strangely enough Ronald mentioned Rudolph's name but failed

to mention Ernie.

He said his brothers, LOL, but only singled out Rudolph by name. He didn't mention Kelly or Marvin either.

Kelly and Marvin are deceased. I just felt it was odd that he didn't mention Ernie's name

when Ernie was the one who helped him keep the Isleys name alive.

I finally got to see the awards last night on my DVR and I must say, it was overall, average. But I did enjoy El DeBarge a great deal....whew that man.

And can I say that Bilal was looking especially scrumptious....wow.

Shango said:

Timmy84 said: That first album they did was a classic.

I remember seeing their "Cell Therapy" video back then, and later the "Soul Food" clip.

Cee-Lo's voice was right away something to take notice of. Great to see which direction he's been going.

Right I agree, but sadly when the camera switched to the audience, it seems they didn't quite "get" his performance.