Who dat breh
Leelee from swv she always had a phat ass
Who dat breh
Leelee from swv she always had a phat ass
Now don't take it personal.Wacky D was another poster.You cats just know your stuff.I feel you tho.Btw change your aviI doubt your referring to me but I am one of those type of posters.
I just don't like this thread because attractiveness was weighed differently when evaluating a R&B singer. Being able to sing was what made you attractive. If you couldn't sing, you were seen as unattractive.
They came from an era where talent came first & looks were second (yes I realized there have been exceptions to this throughout history). Being talented adds to someone's attractiveness & is part of the overall package.
The style was different back than.
The talent was what made them attractive. Being slim & being able to sing was just enough.
Look at prime Koko. Based on pure looks just cute. You hear her amazing singing voice & that alone adds points on the scale.
Plus it was the none internet era. Didn't know anything about these women personally. Being a celeb use to add to appeal as well.
Latocha Scott is a huge reason Xscape was considered unattractive because she was overweight.
I do think Envogue may have been the best combination of looks & talent. Maxine was the only weak link as far as looks are concerned
Athena Cage was the lead singer from Kut Klose. Based on her just looks could be considered just above average, but her demeanor, voice, style just made her
fukk all yall for dissing any of these 90s black talent. We will never see anything like it again from multiple black groups to television.
That 702 joint with Subway was fiyah.702 had joints too.Steelo,Get it togetherin terms of what? looks? its hard to properly rank them because they were so young. granted, theyre probably older than 90% of us in this thread, but most of their prime clips are from when they were teenagers. i think the light-skinned jawn may have been the only one thats legal. i hope im wrong, but still.
its like reminiscing and debating over who the baddest jawns were back in elementary/middle school. you can only get but so deep into those arguments without the awkward feeling setting in.
meelah is still piff tho. i havnt seen the others in ages.
nah. shorty with the long-hair was so dope in that video.
the other 2 were okay. they looked better in other clips.
extremely average looking group tho.
EARLY FRONT-RUNNER FOR TELEVISION MOMENT OF THE YEAR!!!!!
MAN, I WISH I WAS A DOCTOR NOW!!!!
TENT INSTANTLY PITCHED!!!!
looking back, lol @ people having vocal arguments over total.
i know the thick one had chit on smash for a minute tho. another pioneer.
we thought pam was dyking. she used to go with mase tho, right?
off the top of my head, the one who was always inu the back was kinda good looking.
EDIT: the one of the right
I mean they looked better than XScape.
I doubt your referring to me but I am one of those type of posters.
I just don't like this thread because attractiveness was weighed differently when evaluating a R&B singer. Being able to sing was what made you attractive. If you couldn't sing, you were seen as unattractive.
They came from an era where talent came first & looks were second (yes I realized there have been exceptions to this throughout history). Being talented adds to someone's attractiveness & is part of the overall package.
The style was different back than.
The talent was what made them attractive. Being slim & being able to sing was just enough.
Look at prime Koko. Based on pure looks just cute. You hear her amazing singing voice & that alone adds points on the scale.
Plus it was the none internet era. Didn't know anything about these women personally. Being a celeb use to add to appeal as well.
Latocha Scott is a huge reason Xscape was considered unattractive because she was overweight.
I do think Envogue may have been the best combination of looks & talent. Maxine was the only weak link as far as looks are concerned
Athena Cage was the lead singer from Kut Klose. Based on her just looks could be considered just above average, but her demeanor, voice, style just made her
fukk all yall for dissing any of these 90s black talent. We will never see anything like it again from multiple black groups to television.
I feel you breh, but at the same time, Mariah Carey was out.....and she had the looks game on LOCK. Even a young Faith Evans had me smitten as a kid. Toni Braxton was bad back then too. Chante Moore, too.
I really can't remember being attracted to anyone in female groups period when I was a youngster. Maybe Salt from Salt n Pepa? However it never stopped me from listening to their music.
But it seemed the most attractive chicks were solo artists.
Hence their monicker... sistas with VOICES!!
Not sistas with DIME FACES.
*sighs*
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Hence their monicker... sistas with VOICES!!
Not sistas with DIME FACES.
*sighs*
That 702 joint with Subway was fiyah.702 had joints too.Steelo,Get it together
I feel you breh, but at the same time, Mariah Carey was out.....and she had the looks game on LOCK. Even a young Faith Evans had me smitten as a kid. Toni Braxton was bad back then too. Chante Moore, too.
I really can't remember being attracted to anyone in female groups period when I was a youngster. Maybe Salt from Salt n Pepa? However it never stopped me from listening to their music.
But it seemed the most attractive chicks were solo artists.
I doubt your referring to me but I am one of those type of posters.
I just don't like this thread because attractiveness was weighed differently when evaluating a R&B singer. Being able to sing was what made you attractive. If you couldn't sing, you were seen as unattractive.
They came from an era where talent came first & looks were second (yes I realized there have been exceptions to this throughout history). Being talented adds to someone's attractiveness & is part of the overall package.
The style was different back than.
The talent was what made them attractive. Being slim & being able to sing was just enough.
Look at prime Koko. Based on pure looks just cute. You hear her amazing singing voice & that alone adds points on the scale.
Plus it was the none internet era. Didn't know anything about these women personally. Being a celeb use to add to appeal as well.
Latocha Scott is a huge reason Xscape was considered unattractive because she was overweight.
I do think Envogue may have been the best combination of looks & talent. Maxine was the only weak link as far as looks are concerned
Athena Cage was the lead singer from Kut Klose. Based on her just looks could be considered just above average, but her demeanor, voice, style just made her
fukk all yall for dissing any of these 90s black talent. We will never see anything like it again from multiple black groups to television.
We'll agree to disagree
Your post just shows how subjective looks are, because a young Faith Evans is NOT seeing a Terry Ellis, Cindy Herron, Dawn Robinson, TLC, etc
With the exception of Toni (brown skinned), you listed all light skinned women so you clearly have a type.