WOW! They kept it all the way real in this interview. Finally artists that actually get what I've been saying for the past couple of years. I can't stand lip-syncing *ESPECIALLY* if you came from a specific era. Now, I know that nobody's perfect and everyone has an off day, but DAMN! (Will Smith voice) I'm all about true blue legit talent and singing is still a big deal to me. And Lelee is right. Right now in this ratchet era/if-you-can't-beat-'em-join-'em era, our ears have been programmed to like awful "music." I've given in more than a normal. Trust me, I don't do it willingly. After the 90's, I've coined the following decade (2000's) *"the lost decade of r&b.*" So many artists were hit or miss. In the 90's, you typically liked everyone. 95% percent of me feels that artists need to stand their ground, but then 5% of me feel like *if you can't beat 'em, join 'em*. It's so hard out here and artists are just trying to make ends meet. Ask Tank and Musiq Soulchild. They'll tell you. "Musically" everybody sounds the same and these kids today are ok with that. I'm 30 and just don't feel like turnin' up. Most of the time, I'm on my Sade or Pete Belasco type thing. Like I said, if you can't beat 'em, join 'em. These kids are like *if you don't listen to our stupid music then we gon leave ya'll old asses in the past*. #sadbuttrue
I agree with Le Le about the quality of today's music versus yesterday's music. From the 1990s on back, music was worth listening to. There was real talent back then
"Still" loooove SWV!
Coko is breathing extra hard and sensual in this interview... Jesus I love it
damn this is a gd interview, i like this guy hes very smart
This was a good interview.
Amazing interview!!!!
WOW! They kept it all the way real in this interview. Finally artists that actually get what I've been saying for the past couple of years. I can't stand lip-syncing *ESPECIALLY* if you came from a specific era. Now, I know that nobody's perfect and everyone has an off day, but DAMN! (Will Smith voice) I'm all about true blue legit talent and singing is still a big deal to me. And Lelee is right. Right now in this ratchet era/if-you-can't-beat-'em-join-'em era, our ears have been programmed to like awful "music." I've given in more than a normal. Trust me, I don't do it willingly. After the 90's, I've coined the following decade (2000's) *"the lost decade of r&b.*" So many artists were hit or miss. In the 90's, you typically liked everyone. 95% percent of me feels that artists need to stand their ground, but then 5% of me feel like *if you can't beat 'em, join 'em*. It's so hard out here and artists are just trying to make ends meet. Ask Tank and Musiq Soulchild. They'll tell you. "Musically" everybody sounds the same and these kids today are ok with that. I'm 30 and just don't feel like turnin' up. Most of the time, I'm on my Sade or Pete Belasco type thing. Like I said, if you can't beat 'em, join 'em. These kids are like *if you don't listen to our stupid music then we gon leave ya'll old asses in the past*. #sadbuttrue
amen im with u
Coko so true, you had to know how to sing. TALENT! You do not need that anymore, so sad.
i love swv they are legends #icons
swv please bring Real RNB back..All these new shit is garbage..i appreciate real singers..
KARMA IZ A BITCH 👏👏
Mark Clark from v103 in Maryland years ago miss him and the crew
Swv so beautiful 😊
Girls
Other groups, take notice!
60's, 70's, 80's and 90's.
The 90's is the last era of real music.
I agree with Le Le about the quality of today's music versus yesterday's music. From the 1990s on back, music was worth listening to. There was real talent back then
Awesome interview!!!
I absolutely LOVE Coko😂
That's was unandulterated interview and thank for exposing the dumb down propaganda the music industry is intentionally producing!
Honestly, there really aren't any groups anymore sadly.
Lmao @ 6.19 lelee gurrrrlllll!!!
Coko at 428 sis I'm not buying it lol... love her😂😂😂
Great interview!
Mark Clark, a St. Louis legend. Tell Coko she's my all-time crush. I love SWV, they got me through college in the early 90's