Wish returns back on the music scene with a hot r&b track that definitely reminds me of the 90′s and pays tribute with snippets of R&B singers (Faith Evans, Brandy etc) lyrics in the song called Used To Love You. It seems like are the female r&b singers are trying to change back to the 90′s feel and not consume too much into this electro pop of today. Used To Love You is off her upcoming mixtape to be released this summer titled “Me Against Her”. Take a listen below.
Ester Dean is back on the music forefront. With the last track to hit the airwaves “drop it low” she has since really dropped another track. Known behind the scenes for writing r&b and pop tracks for Chris Brown, Rihanna, Kelly Rowland, Usher and Britney Spears, Ester Dean pays tribute to the baby making tracks of the 80′s/90′s with a song called “Baby Making Love” and I love it!
This 2012 VIBE Sexy issue needs to be thrown out and redone again…. Chrissy and Evelyn ROLE MODELS??!! I highly doubt that. After the yelling kicking and screaming and throwing bottles. I think neither of them should be considered a role model. Tamar and Kandi deserve to be there because Tamar shows how to be a caring wife who stood by her husband’s side through his illness and Kandi and entrepreneur, singer/songwriter and his racking in millions with her bedroom Kandi sex toy line get the pass. Check out what Chrissy and Kandi had to say about being a role model
Chrissy: I guess if somebody is afraid to speak their mind and wanna stand up for themselves, then yes. I want people to realize that they can have whatever they want. You can be respected in your relationship exactly the way you want to be. It’s up to you to go get it. Some of the stuff is a little heavy, but you’re not going to be exposed to crazy situations in life just by watching reality TV. You can go to the corner store and see crazy shit going on. You can go to school and see crazy shit.Don’t put it all on me.
Kandi: You would never imagine how many people come up to me on the street: “How could you be a part of that? It’s a disgrace to Black people.” I’m on a show called Real Housewives and I’m not married so I guess I represent single mothers out there who are handling their business and trying to take things to the next level. So when people say, “You shouldn’t be on the show, it’s like, “Well, who do you want to go on there? More people you don’t like?”
What do you think, do you think any of these girls deserve this title?
