And it’s also on every karaoke machine that they make. On the interview they made sure to break-down the meaning behind each line for “Too Close.” We got shocked to learn that they actually purposefully make a guy get aroused on the dance floor to see what he’s workin’ with to see if they want to take it any further than that.” He says. We knew them so we were getting a little close and pokes started coming through and we got shocked. “We had some females that were cool with us and we were dancing with them. On a recent interview with Genius, Tweet says that the song was inspired by a night out with hip-hop group Naughty By Nature. 16 on the decade-end Hot 100 chart for 1990-1999 and No.

Raphael “Tweet” Brown made sure to point out that it’s one of the biggest hits of all time as well, sitting at No. The track would earn a double-Platinum certification and top the 1998 year-end Hot 100 chart. 1 on both the Hot 100 and the R&B charts. The follow-up, “Too Close,” took the trio to even greater heights, reaching No. 16 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1997. Gellert, Lauren Lazin and David Stefanou.R&B group, Next first broke through in the music scene with their smash debut single, “Butta Love,” which peaked at No. Unravelling this story through tracking down eyewitnesses to Eazy-E’s last days, revealing unseen footage and testing long-held theories around his untimely death.Ĭritical Content, which produces BET’s Copwatch and A&E’s The Nine Lives of Ozzy Osbourne, produces and the series is exec produced by Ebie, Tracy Jernagin, DJ Skee, Thao Dipolito, John Halterman, Tom Forman, Jon Beyer, Jeff Dawson, Lauren P. The series, which launches on August 12 at 10pm, will feature never-before-seen footage and interviews and will follow Eazy-E’s daughter, Ebie on a personal journey to examine the unexplained circumstances surrounding her father’s death 26 years ago.Įbie teams up with her mother, Eazy’s ex, Tracy, as well as hip-hop journalist, Jasmine Simpkins, to seek the truth.

There were also suggestions that Eazy-E, who also ran Ruthless Records and signed artists such as Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, had a hit out on him by white supremacists, while he was also thought to be under FBI watch, in part due to the Compton rapper’s songs such as Fuck the Police. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony: 1st of tha Month: Mary J. Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson & Mona Scott-Young To Produce 'Hip Hop Homicides' For WEtv, Van Lathan To Host

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