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@@realkoko-loco …hey my friend. Thanks for stopping by. Thanks for the support. Be sure to like, share and subscribe. I have a tutorial breakdown of the chords on my channel.

You're an angel. Thank you. Thanks for stopping by and showing some love. Be sure to like, share and subscribe.

lol. I know right! All 90s videos had the thunder and lightening or the “orange hue” affect”. lol. Now I’m going to go back and watch the video. Thanks my friend.

@ I love it. his career was interesting. Enough can’t be said for the production, big ups to Kyle West. It’s so difficult to find your footing after such a smash hit like “Nite and Day”, but this song seems like a mature sequel to it. You always have me back in my memories. My mom was telling me how the awards show back in 1989 had Al B Sure, Karyn White, Bobby Brown and so many more in one place. Their generation was spoiled. I appreciate how you feature songs from that golden era, it truly left an indelible mark on our culture - tv shows, movies, fashion, even how people talk. Please feature some Christopher Williams!

@@jgrizzy thanks my friend! My song too! lol. 😂. Be sure to like and subscribe!!

@@BlackShopan for sho 🙏🏿

@@LarryOnKeys …agreed! I’ve always been a fan of Al B and Kyle West chord progressions. Just something as simple as flatting the 5th Ion G9th chord sonically just takes the song some place else. Also very characteristic of 90s R&B. Harmonies were much richer back then in my opinion.

@@IllIlIIIll thank you my friend! Be sure to subscribe!

Hey my friend. My story is all over the place. LOL. I started off studying law, had no formal training in music, but was self-teaching myself the piano. I taught myself music theory, how to read music and chord progression. I didn’t have a piano at home, so I spent a lot of time in the music department on their pianos. A music student heard me playing and suggested I become a music major, and I did. I switched from law to music. It was then I learned classical music (Chopin, Bach, Beethoven….etc), studied music composition, music history, orchestration, etc. I received my associates degree piano performance and got a scholarship at numerous four-year universities for music. I was gigging a lot, teaching piano, and doing odd-music jobs, but after a semester at my four-year I got tired of being broke. So, I changed my field of study once again. This time from music to accounting, but I kept music as a minor. I got my Bachelor and later MBA in accounting and also became a CPA. I still kept up my playing which is something I still continue to do. If you are willing to put in the grind and practice relentlessly, then music is definitely a rewarding field to study. Dedication and practice are the KEY. :)

Thanks you so much for the information as crazy as this sounds I’m in accounting also at a 2 year college so thank you I will keep practicing and I’m glad to hear that I can relate to a story keep up the good work love the songs!!!🔥👌🏼

@@BlackShopan I love listening to the music Keeps me going thanks💪🏻

@@KeirWenhamFlatt …lol. Yep you’re correct right. I knew it was the very 10 years old…just couldn’t recall. Thanks for stopping by my friend!!

@@BlackShopan Loved the video. Scott Storch only played like 15s and I wanted the full thing

@@RowenaArsenio-b4p thanks my friend. What country are you located?

@BlackShopan I'm a Filipina by blood..Proud to say PHILIPPINES... Thanks for appreciating and recognized♥️