Boyz II Men "End of the Road" was one of the most pathetic simp anthems of the 90s

[DrexlersFade]

That song was dope, and Solo might be the most overlooked R&B group of the 90s. The lead singer had such rawness & soul to his vocals and delivered that song and subject matter perfectly.

And for the record, 95% of R&B songs are about how ur nikka aint no good, so get with me.

I never said it wasn't but this ain't a how dope was 90's R&B thread so cut ya shyt.

 

[Hacksaw Jim Thuggin]

man...you niglets had to be there...in 1992 when this shyt came out....i had just graduated high school....this shyt STAYED on the radio that summer....WOMEN loved this song....

it brings bad bad memories for me though

to the admin that sent me a warning about this post.....

clearly im black....and have been here since this forum started

what in this post is trolling or threatnening?

adding to the ridiculousness of the warning is fact that this post is over 2 years old.

of all the trolling and craziness that goes on here...to single this post out is baffling

mustve been a slow day today

 

[DrexlersFade]

@jadillac yo this the best performance you gonna see fukk the studio Bill Clinton 93 inauguration..Tell me Wayna ain't the best you ever heard. Yo and they did and finished Motownphilly right before this not a 5 second drop in between.



@CASHAPP

 

[DapMeUp!]

When simping was cool

 

[DrexlersFade]

When simping was cool

nikkas just followed the 70's and 80's that was Babyface shyt they wrote was alot different..Simpin nikkas used too and still sing.

nikkas broke elvis shyt and they were the first act to get Shuned from the community for crossing over. Even though they was never c00ns.

Listen to bytches bruh and not them telling yall how scandalous they are

 

[winb83]

I can't believe the monolog in this track. "All those times you hurt me and ran out with that other fella I knew about it I just didn't care." I almost vomited.

 

[Sbp]

Wanye at the end tho... "oh my God!!! OH MY GOD!!! "

 

[zayk35]

All Time Simp Songs.. both worse than End of the Road.

I was probably 11-12 when babyface came with that bullshyt and even then I knew that was some sucker ass shyt. I still believe it was a song that twisted shyt up too. Because after that I even started hearing women putting shyt like he was singing about on their requirement of a man. Luckily my dad was in my life enough to let me know that....Nah that ain't it

 

[Complexion]

Boyz II Men are in the building, simpin on a hundred, thousand, zillion.

If you look deeply into the song and how it hit you'll get an immense insight into nature of women and what drives commerce and success in virtually every single field out there and why Pac said "Rap for the bytches". The layers to it are pretty phenomenal and anything that does numbers is worth paying attention to (see that gangsta wave in 93) because it offers great insight into the psyche of the times as well as underlying drives and motivating factors.

Plus it ain't simpin if you're getting paid for it, then its called pimpin. Word to Bivins!

 

[tuckgod]

Y'all try too hard

Way too hard.

 

[Erratic415]

In Living Color did a skit about it

 

[Erratic415]

^^^^
These were the other videos that popped up on my YouTube search for this:

 

[Exlurkernegro]

How is it c00ning lol?

I still need an explanation.