Is Leading Frontman Sisqo right on in this YOUTUBE Video? What would make us believe/think that Combining the 2 would Lead to Another? What Attributes do you ALL see in Combining the 2 Groups(in the Former) that would Lead the Other Group(in the Latter)?

Sisqo Talks Dru Hill, Jod... - YouTube

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I think it's more like Jodeci + Dennis Rodman Boys II Men is kinda like a barbershop quartet.

MickyDolenz said:

Y'all 2 need to help me on this one because JODECI are like 'R&B Bad Boys' Already without including Dennis Rodman? Like what 'Attributes' do y'all 2 see adding Dennis Rodman in with JODECI? I know that it can't be the Vocal Singing. I know that Sisqo has hair Dyed just like DR. BUT what I'm talking about 'what Other R&B Male Group' would compliment for/with JODECI in order to get Dru Hill?

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alphastreet said:

Maybe bel biv devoe? I dunno...

I always thought TLC was the female BBD.

MickyDolenz said:

alphastreet said:

I think abc sounds more similar to early tlc, and they’re also from Georgia

Huh? The group that had songs like Broken Arrow, Be Near Me, & When Smokey Sings? I think they're British.

MickyDolenz said:

i actually like Sisqo's equation for sonic reasons vocally, but dru hill were more jodeci than b2m tho. they'd need a couple soulful power ballads that crossed over to get pop audiences and be known to wypipo like b2m. most wypipo don't even know of them, unlike b2m.

More like a poor man's Jodeci. I don't see the Boyz II Men part and they're not quite as good as Jodeci was. They had some good songs though.

alphastreet said:

I meant another bad creation not the new wave group

I remember them and Kris Kross was dissing each other in songs. Like the 1st line in Jump. There were also other teen rap groups like Illegal, 5th Ward Juvenilez, & Da Youngstas back then.

MickyDolenz said:

alphastreet said:

Even stupid wade robson had a rap group.

That group was called Quo and was on MJJ Records along with Brownstone & Tatiana Ali. The other member of Quo (DeWayne Turrentine) is now married to actress Reagan Gomez.

alphastreet said:

What was the line where abc were dissed?

It was the very first line "Don't try to compare us to another bad little fad". I have this Michael Bivins compilation album of his acts (East Coast Family Volume 1) and Another Bad Creation had a reply song on it called All These Wanna Be's. The same album has the first appearance of Yvette Nicole Brown who later became an actress. Bobby Brown later came out with a similar album titled B. Brown Posse. Another youth rap song was Raven-Symone's That's What Little Girls Are Made Of.

Also there's also 'SOME THINGS(I'm guessing & assuming)' that 'SEPARATE DRU HILL from the Rest Of The Male R&B Pack' from the Mid-1990s - Mid-2000s, & I wondered what are 'THOSE THINGS'? Any Idea Folks?

Is it or Isn't it a COINCIDENCE that JODECI's Breakup & Hiatus(Almost 19 Years Until 2015) GAVE BIRTH to DRU-HILL

's Arrival in 1996? The Timing Of It All?

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samuelmcneal said:

Is it or Isn't it a COINCIDENCE that JODECI's Breakup & Hiatus(Almost 19 Years Until 2015) GAVE BIRTH to DRU-HILL's Arrival in 1996? The Timing Of It All?

But K-Ci & JoJo was still around & All My Life was a bigger hit than any Jodeci song.

Leave Boyz II Men out of it!!! Dru Hill was "Jodeci Lite"!!! Boyz II Men was more like The Five Satins!!

JayCrawford said:

People actually liked these groups? They had 0 talent and all they did was moan throughout their music

The old "I don't like it, so then nobody else should either".

MickyDolenz said:

JayCrawford said:

I mean I was born in the early 60s. Did see it all throughout the mid 60s-80s. But different strokes for different folks

B.B. King was born in the 1920s and Quincy Jones in the 1930s and they have done songs with rappers. Paul McCartney (born in the 1940s) has a song with Rihanna & Kanye West. Phil Collins said he got the "ha ha ha" on the Genesis song Mama from The Message by Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five. What's your point? Quincy also discovered Al B. Sure! who is kind of the same era & style of music as Jodeci. Al produced songs for Jodeci. Quincy was behind the TV show Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air. So he wasn't prejudiced against later artists and music. Herbie Hancock released the hip hop influenced album Future Shock.

MickyDolenz said:

JayCrawford said:

That's because they're part of the music business so of course they have to move forward and work with new "artists" if that's what you can call them in the 90s - present...

Paul didn't have to work with anybody. He worked with them because he wanted to. Paul's a millionaire and doesn't need the money. Paul & Ringo don't have to release new music or tour at all if they don't want to, The Beatles as a brand continue to make a lot of money. Paul has released electronic albums under the name "The Fireman". He didn't have to do that. Paul's general audience is probably not into that kind of music. So obivously he didn't do it for commercial reasons.