daPrettyman said:

waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaauw.

O_o

unique said:

carinemjj said:

Hhmmm.. you forgot his kids

michael didn't

I mean Jermaine's kids

You know Mecha, Medina, Jerhighness, Jermroyalty, Jermajesty, Jermcrownednewking, Jermination

carinemjj said:

So... lol... anybody knows how many copies of his Blame it on the boogie Jermaine actually sold?

Probably 0 because his version of the song is lame as hell. However I wouldn't mind buying some of his old records if he'd remaster and rerelease it though. Or why not rerecord some of his old songs adding a modern up to date flavor to it. There's a lot of good material in his back catalouge. Though if he is going for the worthless production and sound he has on his version of Blame it on the Boogie I will not bother.

Timmy, who is that guy in your gif? Does he have a youtube channel?

scriptgirl said:

Timmy, who is that guy in your gif? Does he have a youtube channel?

His name is Kingsley and yeah he has a YouTube channel, which is quite popular (ItsKingsleyBitch). Yeah that's the name lol

Thanks, Timmy!

scriptgirl said:

Thanks, Timmy!

No prob.

WaterInYourBath said:

Cinnamon234 said:

Jermaine's version of "Blame it on the boogie" is so pointless

What was he thinking? And this is why I will always snicker when some say Jermaine was a better singer than MJ. Compare the two. MJ KILLS him vocally in that song. Jermaine has a great voice, don't get me wrong, but his voice is really only suited for generic r&b songs. Very limited in what he can do. MJ on the other hand and could sing almost anything. Jermaine is missing that fire and joy in his voice that MJ had. "Torture", "Tell Me I'm Not Dreaming" and now "Blame it on the boogie " are clear examples if you wanna compare the two.

Only in "I Am Love" did I think Jermaine sounded better than MJ, but this song absolutely did not need a remake because the original by Mike cannot be topped.

Jermaine needs to sit his down somewhere .

I've always felt that Michael is the only real "singer" in that family. The rest know how to hold notes in tune for pleasant, layered, backup-vocal purposes, but that's really about it. Jermaine is still proving that today.

Jermaine is really a great singer to be honest. I have alot of his 70's and early 80's albums and boy could sing. He just didn't have alot of good songs