Was Jon B a culture vulture?
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StretfordRed
Afro-European
Everyone was eating at that time .
What a wonderful time for music that was .
Back then white people with talent could do r&b and it was fine because black folks were afforded basically the same opportunities .
Job B today would be a super star .
With that being said Daniel ceaser album >>>> burno album .
It's just not the same times breh .
What a wonderful time for music that was .
Back then white people with talent could do r&b and it was fine because black folks were afforded basically the same opportunities .
Job B today would be a super star .
With that being said Daniel ceaser album >>>> burno album .
It's just not the same times breh .
Ol’Otis
The Picasso of the Ghetto
Breh I gotta neg you
Ol’Otis
The Picasso of the Ghetto
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Tenchi Ryu
Ashtray B!tch
Don't talk
Baby just come with me
Take a sip
Used these lines to get my mack on too at one point in time
Baby just come with me
Take a sip
Used these lines to get my mack on too at one point in time
blockburna420
Consecutive thumbs up
nope he just made music
I thought Jon B. was biracial?
Kyle Barker
Superstar
Been a while but Jon B seemed more a part of the culture rather than someone stealing from it. Never came off as a vulture.
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Nah, he was authentic. Married into the culture too.
He not but they marketed him that way with the caesar and what not he had back in the day lol.
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You really think Jon B would smash in today’s music climate? Thing about Jon’s music was Babyface laced him with non-watered down shyt that appealed to black audiences. Let’s keep it real, white folks don’t know a Jon B record. He’s the only white dude who could maybe rival a black male R&B act as far as presentation, voice, and music. Bruno and Justin’s shyt is easily digestible to cacs cause their shyt is watered-down
