SWV performs “Weak” for NPR’s Tiny Desk concert
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Never been a doubt they could blow. It's their personal computers that were fucked up.
I used to love Coko, her body was amazing....
My favorite thing about this song is the message that people sing the song over and over again and most people don't get it. They're talking about facial cum shots and people have been singing this song for 20 years plus missing that fact
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I enjoyed all 25 plus minutes of this Tiny Desk concert.
Thanks for posting it.
Thanks for posting it.
I think the 2 drummers are a bit overkill but it was refreshing to hear them again.
Nice concert!
Nice concert!
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Not gonna lie, I slept on her.
Until I saw her at a small function and realized that slimmie had a ass on her.
Lol...on the first look, it looked like you said "I slept with her"...lol
But anyway, yeah, man, there needed to be ig back in the day, 'cause I missed all of her ass shots, those bikini ass shots...
Okay I never knew that either
The track's writer and producer Brian Alexander Morgan signed a production deal with Atlantic Records. He ended up at Sean Combs' recording studio Daddy's House with Kelly Price handling vocal production. Morgan played the demo for Atlantic artist Brandy in front of her, Price, and Deric Angelettie for inclusion on Brandy's 1998 album, Never Say Never. He later played it for Combs - who was working with SWV on their 1997 album, Release Some Tension. Shortly after that, Morgan got a call from SWV's label, RCA Records. The A&R head at RCA wanted Morgan to participate on the album. Morgan initially refused - citing none of his songs being released as a single on SWV's previous album, New Beginning. Morgan instead offered "Rain" to Brandy, but Atlantic Records passed on it - which was later given to SWV.[2]
The music business is shady as fuck. There's a part of me that's glad I didn't try to get into it really.
It’s sooooo obvious………..after you pointed it out
How many years I been singing this
Good knowledge drop.
Carry on…..
SWV Clears Up Rumors About The Meaning Of Their Hit "Rain"
It was not uncommon for artists, of any decade, to sneak hidden messages into their songs. Many of us didn’t know that D’Angelo’s “Brown Sugar” was about weed for quite a while.
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That gif where Omar Epps is giving the side eye works right here. That is some bullshit they speakingSWV Clears Up Rumors About The Meaning Of Their Hit "Rain"
It was not uncommon for artists, of any decade, to sneak hidden messages into their songs. Many of us didn’t know that D’Angelo’s “Brown Sugar” was about weed for quite a while.
You cant be that gullibleIt’s sooooo obvious………..after you pointed it out
How many years I been singing this
Good knowledge drop.
Carry on…..
Who produced their songs?cause I've heard their music so much and still to this day the radio plays their songs and to have come out during the 90's when there was a million and one groups and solo artist is a blessing for them and amazing .
They still look good to this day and a DJ can toss their shit in with a younger crowd and it could rock
They still look good to this day and a DJ can toss their shit in with a younger crowd and it could rock
dawg
https://blackamericaweb.com/2020/01/06/swv-clears-up-rumors-about-the-meaning-of-their-hit-rain/
i like your interpretation
gonna subliminally influence my new love interest with this song
i just need a song to introduce her to the teachings of ZOD
I'm now appreciating what a great decade the 90's was for music.
Man, I had an ex that would take the whole load mouth open and tongue wagging like my own personal pornstar.dawg
https://blackamericaweb.com/2020/01/06/swv-clears-up-rumors-about-the-meaning-of-their-hit-rain/
i like your interpretation
gonna subliminally influence my new love interest with this song
i just need a song to introduce her to the teachings of ZOD
"Every little drip drop" (yeah, right they're talking about love. Just like The Whispers were talking about rocks in the song 'Rock Steady')
Damn, miss that chick
They look and sound good.