Jagged Edge

I feel like that's a pet peeve of mine because people will listen, like how you're talking about low vibration and low frequency, literally to kind of like, as you said, socially engineer the mood and what they want you to experience, which one could argue that's what music is, right? But I think that I'm noticing media literacy is at an all-time low, which I'm sure you have picked up on, but that also really shows up in how people choose to platform their and highlight certain songs and how they choose to use them.

Like we always talk about, I feel like every black person knows someone that did Jagged Edge, Let's Get Married as their like walkout song.

You're like, are y'all listening to the lyrics? We ain't getting no younger.

We might as well do it.

Interesting that Let's Get Married remix is on here versus the original.

Any Jagged Edge song could have been on here before Let's Get Married remix, bro.

Wait, ain't that

with Rev

It features Eric Benet, Tank, who's great right now in Reasonable Doubt, by the way.

Kenny Lattimore, Xscape, Genuine, Maya, Jagged Edge, K. Michelle, and other R&B legends.

In addition to a live R&B concert, the four-night cruise will focus on connection and romance.

Activities include matchmaking events, discussions with relationship experts, and wellness programming tailored for couples and singles.

Now, we've been touching on a couple of groups.

We've had Jagged Edge on the show.

We've had Day 26 on the show.

Now we have another group.

Yes.

Man, uh, of course, of course you guys, um, uh, Jagged Edge, Dru Hill.

All good.

Um, J- okay.

There was a few that I did that I don't think ever saw the light of day.

But the more recognizable ones for sure would be the "Trade It All" with Fabolous, P. Diddy, and Jagged Edge.

Mm-hmm.

I also did one for Tupac with, featuring Nas.

Just give me, give me a little 112.

Give me a little Jagged Edge.

Give me some Musiq Soulchild.

Oh.