Top 10 white people songs that Black people love.
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They had this song on mad black stations
Bruh, HOW OLD ARE YOU?!
This joint aired in September 1984...... I was barely walking then...... but you remember watching this?!!
Just jokes homie, hahaha
I never heard a black person say "Hey,let's listen to some Kelly Clarkson"......
Bruh Kelly Clarkson and Paramore can easily be left off that list!!
Add Din Daa Daa, Trans Euro Express, Hall & Oates, hell I might even let Michael Bolton's bum ass be on a list way before any of those two
Was on the Quiet Storm by Request NIGHTLY....Casue Ninjas Stayed Fucking Up With They Girl
This dude was really rocking a full face of makeup and lipstick........
The 80's were super WILD!! hahaha
Was on the Quiet Storm by Request NIGHTLY....Casue Ninjas Stayed Fucking Up With They Girl
Bruh I used to always catch this one on a random QS set but miss the info......
I know some of young niggas got honkeys as neighbors.
Damn right
White? Yes! White people songs? No. She only performed soul and funk songs.
R&B song. Not a white people song.
No one wants to admit they listened to this group?
Boy George and George Michael Classify as Black Music
Another One Bites The Dust was actually Queen's biggest/crossover (No. 2) R&B hit.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Another_One_Bites_the_Dust
They were among the artists who continued playing in South Africa during Apartheid.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Another_One_Bites_the_Dust
They were among the artists who continued playing in South Africa during Apartheid.
Roger Taylor calls Queen’s performances in apartheid-era South Africa a “mistake”
https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/roger-taylor-queen-performances-in-apartheid-era-south-africa-mistake/You’d think, maybe the Beatles but I think it would depend on which era and song.
Folks mention Journey and I can see that but Sweet Caroline is my shit.
No Doubt
Alanis Morisette (this may be more fusion of alt rock and funk. The bass in this has a nice groove).
Not saying Black folks love these songs but they are amazing.
Folks mention Journey and I can see that but Sweet Caroline is my shit.
No Doubt
Alanis Morisette (this may be more fusion of alt rock and funk. The bass in this has a nice groove).
Not saying Black folks love these songs but they are amazing.
Coming up in the new wave/ MTV era i used to record some of the vids as well as make mixtapes of songs..
Even though i dont know a word of German
Black millennials love some Paramore. Im a older millennial (born in 85) and i fuck with them.
Hayley even wound up in The Fappening