CLUB BANGER!| FIRST TIME HEARING Sweet Sensation - Hooked On You REACTION

[@pompanomark2024]

Expose - Cover Girls - Company B - Seduction - Other great girl groups from that time period that had this sound

[@Agg1E91]

At first glance of the album cover, I thought this *was* Expose, but I didn't remember them doing this song, so I figured it was an Expose-alike band. I remember the song, but not the band name. Honestly, this was guilty pleasure stuff for me. At the time I was into Rush, U2, REM, Iron Maiden, Journey, etc.

[@nancysmith8626]

Company B is among the more forgotten of these groups, but they are a must!

[@spicyhot2552]

YEP!!

[@martinsv9183]

"Company B - Fascinated" "Expose - Let Me Be the One"

[@nancysmith8626]

@@Agg1E91 Same here!

[@Libragirl2369]

Thank you for doing these Freestyle Music This was so huge in the 80's clubs

[@monkeysuncle2816]

We all know the kind of dance clubs Jay would have loved more than the rest.... ♿✖

[@loreleilazuli8874]

​@@monkeysuncle2816 what does that mean?

[@RoHo1121]

The rival girl group to Sweet Sensation was The Cover Girls who also had a lot of dance hits including ‘My Heart Skips A Beat,” “Because of You,” and “Show Me.”

[@pauld6967]

Absolutely right. These girls were good but The Cover Girls and Expose are two groups I prefer over them.

[@JadeK297]

My fave of them was Inside Outside.

[@JadeK297]

@@pauld6967 sweet sensation were much much better performers than the Cover Girls were. These girls could Move!

[@3902josh]

Don’t forget their best song “inside outside”

[@Ms.Dee_p31]

Cover Girls was my first concert♡ I loved the songs you listed & Promise me. Ugh such an iconic sound.

[@theog1045]

I don't know what makes me happier and puts a big smile on my face: You guys listening to songs I danced to in the clubs or having Jay live his best life chair dancing 😁😁

[@MichaelJHarmon]

Had this album on CASSETTE! Middle school boy listenin to that Freestyle! Stevie B, Lisa Lisa, Debbie Deb, Safire, Johnny O, Expose, George Lamond, Cover Girls. Still fantastic!

[@Noname-ml6fd]

Let's not forget TKA :)

[@maryewilson2009]

OMG Yes Safire!!!!

[@AngelisASwede]

Lol me too !😊

[@neilpatrickhairless]

all bangers

[@Governor1993]

Freestyle, heck yeah!

[@Chris55555.]

The Cover Girls, Lil Suzy, Nocera, Noel, Company B, Linear, Trinere, Lisette Melendez, Cynthia, Judy Torres, Sa-Fire, Johnny O, Stevie B, Nice & Wild. Freestyle Forever!!

[@scottvanhille5688]

Freestyle--Don't Stop The Rock!

[@Chris55555.]

@@scottvanhille5688 Yes.

[@jackie_jrml]

Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam “Can You Feel The Beat”!!! Lets go! That will be your next favorite!!

[@MarcusC68]

I was a teen in the 80s and feel very grateful for it. This song takes me way back. I never thought I'd be watching a younger generation react to this song over 35 years later. So very cool! 👍😎

[@ePelle741]

Say whaaaaat?! Y'all listening to the freestyle? This jam right here opens up the wide memory lane path of my teen years! THANK YOU!

[@joseizquierdo2230]

FREESTYLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!WANT MORE 80S FREESTYLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@CoryDC45]

Expose!!! For sure would be fire! Let Me Be The One, Come ago With Me

[@40INTENSITY]

TKA ....... Coro!

[@richierich2204]

Yessss!!

[@ShawnBrown-x8c]

That was definitely the dance remix!! Love the freestyle era, so fun. I love watching Jay gettin down 🤣❤️👍🏻👍🏻

[@fitzgivesfits1]

Object of my desire by Star Point, Catch me I'm falling by Pretty Poison, They're playing our song by Trinere. I wonder if I take you home by Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam. LET'S GO!!!!!

[@LibraKing3121]

Debbie Deb's "When I hear Music!" By far, the BIGGEST Freestyle song. It represents the entire genre.

[@LibraKing3121]

@shane8915 Both songs were released in 1983. Not quite sure I'd classify "Let the Music Play" as "Free Style" TBH. It has more of a classic R&B dance track than anything else.

[@vicgonzalesable]

Information Society-What's On Your Mind (Pure Energy)

[@bjdefilippo447]

Yes!

[@JaDav40]

Stereo MCs - "Connected" Love And Rockets - "So Alive" Natural Selection - "Do Anything" Soup Dragons - "Divine Thing" Michael Penn - "No Myth"

[@terrellinc22]

Yesssssss!!!!!!!

[@chynne33]

​@JaDav40 oh I would absolutely love to see them react to Natural Selection!

[@scottvanhille5688]

Yes please! I've suggested this banger more than once, there's even a mashup of it and "Walking Away" a killer for sure.

[@MichaelB769]

Next, you guys need to check out their two biggest hits, 'Love Child' (a cover of a 1968 Diana Ross and the Supremes #1 hit), and their only #1 song, 'If Wishes Came True!'

[@aletendre6760]

Yes!!! Love Child was my absolute favorite!!

[@winteriscoming996]

Wasn't "Sincerely Yours" their biggest hit?

[@postems]

Gotta do The Cover Girls "Show Me." It's another freestyle banger!

[@ISVVVc628]

Trinere "They're Playing Our Song, Company B Fascinated, Noel Silent Morning Freestyle It's Automatic". All late 80s bangers.🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@maryewilson2009]

Yes@Trinere!

[@michellevidal4141]

They already reacted to "Silent Morning".

[@ISVVVc628]

​@@michellevidal4141Thank you

[@williamcalderon9158]

Forever, I have been begging for you to react to this group. Please let your next reaction to them be the song sincerely yours love you guys.

[@JaDav40]

There's also their only #1 hit, 1990s' If Wishes Came True"...

[@JadeK297]

@DewiSant-o3ythey sound amazing. Better voice than most of today’s popular singers.

[@JadeK297]

@@JaDav40yeah it was funny how both Sweet Sensation and Expose both freestyle groups had one number one and both a slow balled..

[@JaDav40]

@@JadeK297 Cover's Girls' biggest hits were Wishing On A Star and We Can't Go Wrong, both ballads. Expose's had I'll Never Get Over You Getting Over Me, which actually hit #1 on the Adult Contemporary chart.

[@SCORPION89199]

​@@JadeK297the more popular freestyle artists had a really great singing voice but some of the more obscure ones where it's just a 12-inch single with one or two songs on each side they have a really off key voice but the beats and The melodies and the sounds are always right on point.

[@MareTranquillitatis]

Oh oh. You just opened up a can of Freestyle. There's a rabbit hole you can go way down into. So much great stuff in Freestyle.

[@KneeJerkReactions13]

Not really, sounds lame AF.

[@jeffreekoch9298]

Latin freestyle music. 🎶. Big in the '80s and '90s. We loved this in Texas.

[@robinbailey5715]

I saw them in concert back then when they opened up for New Kids on The Block back in the 90’s at the Richmond Coliseum

[@suzannevosburg4622]

FREESTYLE!!! MY HEART AND SOUL! You should do Lil Suzy Take me in your arms

[@jmtz23]

Sweet Sensation - "Sincerely Yours" , it's another great hit, you'll love it

[@JaDav40]

That song's success is why this one got a re-issue afterwards and charted much higher the second time.

[@thebibagirrrlshow]

There were extended dance mixes to many of the dance pop hits of the 80’s, 90’s, & beyond. Many DJs had 12 inch records where 1 song was on 1 side of an LP, the mixes were 5-15min long w/all kinds of extra sounds thrown in which were great in clubs & house parties. They were also fun to work out to! In DC in the 80’s there was a record store specically called “12 Inches” that sold these mixes to DJs along w/fans like me who were into this genre. They would give you a Walkman, & you could pick the tapes to put in to listen to that had about 2-3 dance mixes on each side of the tapes(precurser to the Tower Records listening stations), then you could buy the record of the songs you listened to, it was a fun hangout & a great way to buy music

[@richierich2204]

FREESTYLE!!!!♥️♥️.I joined the service in 1984,leaving Southern California where freestyle was huge,!! Eventually landed in Great Lakes ,Ill. And ventured into Chicago one weekend when lo and behold,FREESTYLE was being blasted at the clubs!! I WAS HOME AGAIN!!! It was a whole movement that took over the dance floors of America! By the way,...there are STILL to this day Freestyle concerts around the country where our favorite songs are still being performed!!💪🏼Thank you for reacting to one of my favorites. Please dive deeper into the genre whenever you just wanna get lost in the music,without having to decipher lyrics. Try one of my other favorites,...SEQUAL-ITS NOT TOO LATE 🔥🔥🔥

[@maryewilson2009]

OMG YESSSS!!! Jay, you would have loved the 80s. You have now entered the world of Freestyle. This was played in all the clubs. It is it's own genre. Most did not make the Pop top 10 but they surely were on the dance club Top 10. Please bring on more Freestyle. This will get you started. Trinere, India, Expose, Coro, TKA, George Lamond, Stevie B (I think you did the ballad) Lizette Melendez. They are just the ones I thought of right away. I can't wait until you get to some of these. I miss those days. There were so many clubs. We used to be at the club in Delaware and drive to Wildwood NJ to an after hours club. I saw so many of these artists there at Club Que Vadis. You made my day with this selection! BTW you had Taylor Dayne as a guest and she was a part of the freestyle period too. And April, 5 minutes straight? You would be lucky if you could get us off the dancefloor after an hour straight!

[@MrTRFord]

"I surrender" is another banger from them

[@chicagocubs71]

One of the best freestyle songs of all time. Saw them in concert n they were fine ass hell.

[@TruthinChaos1023]

This music was called club or Freestyle and was big in the clubs in mid 80's and early 90's. The breaks were longer so the dj's could mix in and out of. When you thought the video was skipping that's called staccato edits. Edits were also big at that time.

[@rhondaatkins1776]

So funny that's a sound they've never heard before.

[@SCORPION89199]

I don't know I was born in 89 so I didn't really grow up with that music but a lot of the freestyle came out in the mid-80s and New Jack swing kind of took over toward the end of the 80s even though there was a little bit of freestyle the r&b and The hip Hop kind of mixed together and freestyle mostly went away while a lot of hip hop groups used the New Jack swing type beats and melodies, but as far as I know around 82 or 83 Shannon's song called let the music play came out in the early eighties but it really didn't kick off until I don't know 1985 maybe and like I said New Jack swing had fully taken over by 89 or 90 so it's a very short-lived style of music but very good catchy and a lot of rap groups of that time used freestyle beats.

[@TruthinChaos1023]

@@SCORPION89199 you are correct New Jack swing / R&B was way more prominent on the radio at that time Freestyle had very few tracks that got air play with the exception of maybe Lisette Melendez with together forever and Lisa Lisa with lost in emotions. both hit around 96 or 97. Freestyle at that time hit the clubs or the underground dance clubs. K7 released Swing Batta Swing which probably got the most air play with the switch to R&B style tracks. In 93-94. It was a great era for music I loved DJ'ing back then.

[@cla9085]

I used to love this period of music. So much fun! Debbie Deb, Connie, Expose, so many more.

[@aliciazambri4237]

Yes, finally circling back to Freestyle. The late 80s was all about Freestyle. This group was just one of many, many, many! Maybe you've seen The Cover Girls recommended, or Expose. Stevie B. Corina. Cynthia. Seduction. Lisette Melendez. Noel Pagan. Johnny O. Judy Torres. Company B. And then there are the kings of Freestyle - TKA. I could go on and on and on. This is such a vast rabbit hole! I WILL RECOMMEND: Exposé - Point Of No Return, TKA - One Way Love, and Judy Torres - Come Into My Arms or No Reason To Cry.

[@highheartwellness]

Fun group! Classic freestyle vibes. Check out "Never Let You Go" and their cover of "Love Child" High energy bangers. Total fire!

[@TaleenVezina]

Another one of their songs you may enjoy with a Miami-latin flair is "Take It While It's Hot".

[@sowintoyou]

Classic 80s Freestyle

[@leoda_lion4107]

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU...!!! FINALLY the Rob Squad has tried out the Freestyle music of the 80s...!!! Sweet Sensation was huge at the time. They were up there with the Cover Girls, another all female group you should check out. Honestly - the Cover girls were the pioneers of this movement. Other notable freestyle artists to add to the list- Stevie B, Johnny O, Lisa Lisa and the cult jam, Sa-fire, Noel, Cynthia, and the lovely Lissette Melendez with Together Forever. Its an absolute banger. A lot of these songs are great love songs, that you can dance to.

[@acoronado2728]

Johnny O and Cynthia- “Dreamboy/Dreamgirl” another awesome freestyle song!

[@flares]

Jay if you love this you absolutely love I.O.U. by Freeez. They spell their name slightly different to the word but it's an absolute classic dance track. It will be in your head for about a week. Make sure you listen to the 'official clip' not the one that says 'HD', the official clip is better quality sounding.

[@rhondaatkins1776]

The full version!

[@thebeardedseeker5633]

The 80s was off the hook insane in such a fun way.

[@cla9085]

We used to stay on the dance floor for over an hour at a time. Take a break if we didn't like a song and then so back.

[@alexandervasel6845]

I would bring an extra shirt to the club! Hours on the dance floor and I'd be sweating my butt off!

[@JaDav40]

1965 was a great year to be born. Spent the late 70s at the rollerdisco every Friday as an adolescent and then was old enough to go clubbing every weekend in the freestyle era.

[@cla9085]

@@alexandervasel6845 Yes!

[@cla9085]

@@JaDav40 Disco was a fun time too!

[@DeAnne1233]

Drink in hand or danced ourselves bar or table and back.

[@raymondohlsen5054]

My ex-wife and I had just started dating when this song came out. Yes, we hit the clubs (such as they were in Marshalltown, Iowa). Some of those dance tracks lasted a long time. Gave you plenty of time to sweat out the alcohol (Well, they were CLUBS, after all). We once danced to Sweet's song 'Ballroom Blitz'. Oh, to young and agile again, me showing off all those moves I picked up in San Diego, and Los Angeles. Shout out to The Beat Club and Brandi's R.I.P. When I left Marshalltown in 2012, the location where Brandi's was, was a hospice and The Beat Club was a tractor dealership.

[@rhondaatkins1776]

All and All - Joyce Sims

[@Brooklynricansoul]

Puerto Rican Freestyle For Ever !

[@technomikelyons]

Their cover of the Supremes' "Love Child" was great too. Another girl duo worth looking into is Mel & Kim, who had hits with "Showin' Out (Get Fresh At The Weekend)" and "Respectable". Sadly, Mel passed away of cancer, but her sister Kim Appleby went on to have a solo career.

[@chrisbudd8932]

Now yall have opened the Freestyle door! Check out Stevie B, Expose, Cover Girls, Trinere, Company B. Freestyle was huge in the late 80s early 90s

[@richardkint6531]

One of many girl groups that did club music in the late 80's-early 90's. Sweet Sensation did a great cover of the Supremes "Love Child". Another group was Seduction. React to "Two To Make It Right" also Expose's "What You Don't Know". Thanks.

[@maverick2242]

I think their version of Love Child is even better jmo🤘

[@3902josh]

That entire album is amazing. You’ll love every single song

[@ScottSturm-b2n]

This wasn’t even their best freestyle cut. “Take it While it’s Hot!!!”

[@RedRubyG]

Oh Yes!! I totally forgot about this song and I loved it 🔥❤️🇨🇦

[@stevenpotter8034]

Thank you for expanding to this genre!! Sweet Sensation has so many HOT songs like Take it While it's Hot, Never Let you Go, Pleasure and Pain, etc!!

[@eddiec2711]

Pajama Party -‘Yo no Se’please do this one!!

[@robertorojasbalarezo]

I got the 12" vinyl, it was fire

[@jediwalker2010]

🎵Day or night…Yo no se (oh-oh, oh-oh!)!!🎵💕💕💕💕💕

[@plutofreak]

Lisette Melendez was a goddess of this freestyle time period. I was a DJ at this time and her songs were requested constantly.

[@thejedifoodie2979]

I WAS DEEP INTO THE FREESTYLE CLUB AND HOUSE MUSIC SCENE HUGE FROM 1988 - 1991..I HAD A DANCE TEAM AND WAS THE CAPTAIN.

[@chadenglish4169]

I am so glad you are doing Freestyle. This is one of my favorite Freestyle songs.

[@cdouble34]

I was waiting to see you react to that break. Break dancers loved that part. Oh you have some more to discover.

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, You’ll love Reggae band Third World’s “Now That We Found Love”, “Try Jah Love”, "One Cold Vibe (Couldn’t Stop Dis Ya Boogie)" and “96 Degrees In The Shade”!!! They started in the mid-70s about 10 years after Bob Marley & The Wailers started. ”!!! I own their ‘Journey to Addis’ album on vinyl, which contains the first and third songs I listed.

[@JaDav40]

The only "Now That We Found Love" I recall was Heavy D's. That would make for a fun reaction.

[@The80sCat]

Ini Kamoze's "Here Comes The Hotstepper"?

[@DeAnne1233]

To this song, we could two step side to side with on hand snapping and the other holding a drink of choice or dance on over to our table to take a shot then be back on the floor by the beat of four. If the dance floor was crowded, we were pretty much jogging or stepping in place. Even when we took a break from the floor, we were still grooving in our seats and tapping our feets. Technically we be-bop’d non-stop from 9pm-midnight. *Parents wanted us home at midnight then later the babysitter wanted us to be home at midnight. 3 short hours on Friday and Saturday nights to dance away the stress of the working week behind and the working week to come. Therapeutic for many of us so if they kept pumping out the dance hits, we kept dancing to them.

[@petertansey9075]

Love this tune and have done for decades! Lots of good mixes out there. Good to see it on here!!! 🔥 Best Freestyle tune ever made.

[@nicklio525]

For Tonight by Nancy Martinez and Showing Out by Mel & Kim!

[@ePelle741]

@nicklio525 I have not heard For Tonight in forever! Going to jumpstart my morning at work with this song. 💃

[@shannonhailey7187]

Definitely Mel and Kim!

[@MrSwitzerland1234]

Jay’s reaction to one of the best club groups. This brings me back to my club and days back in 80s and I loved it. I’ve been waiting for you guys to do this and once again Amber, you look beautiful.

[@richardrodriguez2120]

Haven’t heard this in a few days😅. Memories

[@LeahT6317]

That sound you hear is an Emulator sampling keyboard, Synclavier or Fairlight work station used for those vocal effects and orchestra hits. You're right the 80's was all about dancing while this track was 5 minutes almost every dance track had an extended 12 inch remix and could go as long as 9 minutes. That's one thing I miss is deejaying in the 80's and 90's where you went out to dancing for hours! You should check out Debbie Deb's When I Hear Music Noel's Silent Morning and Connie's Funky Little Beat those are stapes in FreeStyle music genre!

[@nancysmith8626]

Speaking of, have they done "Silent Morning" from Noel? That one is THE jam!

[@Libragirl2369]

I think you will love this one My heart get all the breaks Monet

[@kjon99fm]

For another track with a similar sound try Nu Shooz "Point of No Return"

[@bernie66]

I remember this group now. Thank you for reminding us whom may have forgotten them. I' ve always loved these type of beats. I've followed you two for years. Still love the channel. A follower always 🎤🎶🎧👋🫡

[@andrewmagracia2088]

Freestyle!!!

[@RoGueNavy]

I still remember them best for their cover of the classic, "Love Child", by Diana Ross and the Supremes.

[@Whitebrowpriest]

LOL, at Amber's "smell the fart" face. Haha, you can always tell when she's not really feeling something. Rollin'.

[@caligirlmarti]

I love Sweet Sensation!!

[@andrewleavenworth2309]

Another all female 80s group to check out is Klymaxx. Their hits "The Men All Pause" and "Meeting in the Ladies Room." ;o)

[@virginiav1704]

Yes that is true, I was dripping with sweat by the time I went home. Good times! Next club banger to react to should be Will to Power's "Dreamin". It won't disappoint!

[@emeraldtiger7135]

Yay, more of our beloved Freestyle! Arguably, the sound of Miami.

[@geoffwag]

You should check out Lime ... they were a Canadian duo of Denis & Denise Lepage .. they had dozens of club hits in the 80's including Your Love, Come And Get Your Love, Babe We're Gonna Love Tonight, Guilty, Brand New Day and my favourite from 1985 Unexpected Lovers. .. here in the UK they didn't have any major chart success but they were huge in the gay clubs across Europe & the US

[@euronick61]

Oh I agree .. Lime would be a good choice .. Unexpected Lovers is my favourite too

[@BillGraper]

Are you spying on me? I listened to this song for the first time probably since the early 90's last weekend. Today KZbin autoplay went right to this video while I was in the shower. Pretty neat song. They had other great songs. My next recommendation would be another rediscovered song for me: "Thinking Of You" by Sa-fire. The electric guitar parts really bring this ballad to life (pun not intended).

[@MelissaK.]

Their cover of Love Child is so much fun!

[@bmiamiwai]

There are a million groups and million tracks of this to enjoy. Even now Brasil and Germany are making this sound.

[@ryanfeit1420]

I hope you listen to more Jody Whatley. "Don't You Want Me" is an 80's dance classic! I also recommend listening to Pebbles: "Mercedes Boy" and Girlfriend" (both released in 1988).

[@JaDav40]

Recommended "Mercedes Boy" a couple weeks ago...

[@gnipgnop-yn6ox]

Thank you for finally reacting to one of my favorite groups I danced to back in the day. If you do another Sweet Sensation reaction in the future, I would like to suggest another dance hit by them with a Latin feel, Sincerely Yours. I know the both of you will enjoy it too.

[@DavidThomas-1969]

1988 clubbing flashback. Love to repeat that decade! I bet Amber could sing that song.

[@JaDav40]

Like many 80s song, this song charted twice and did much better the second time. Same with Paula Abdul's "(It's Just) The Way That You Love Me" and Bruce Hornsby's "Every Little Kiss" and Synch's "Where Are You Now?"

[@nettricegaskins1871]

This song was produced by a member of one of my favorite rap groups (at the time), The Boogie Boys. I recommend "A Fly Girl" by them.

[@fhat6924]

Girl Talk

[@ShawnBrown-x8c]

Ok guys, you need to react to “Foxy - Get off”!! Jay just might get out of his chair to get down for this one!! He will absolutely love it, it is right up his dance alley 🤣🤣🤣😍

[@robbielux8353]

Freestyle music!

[@alexandervasel6845]

Almost impossible to stop moving when a good DJ was mixing freestyle!!!!

[@Spiderific]

Yay freestyle!!! ☮️

[@Libragirl2369]

i could give you a HUGE list for this type of music

[@kathyjam2482]

I love House Music and Freestyle! There are so many great songs. ❤

[@oschvelez1]

You two just got hit with the FREESTYLE MUSIC EXPERIENCE. The scratching is called edits. Very commonly used in Freestyle music.

[@shelbyatwell5883]

Jay, you definitely made me smile! Love your reaction!

[@AngelisASwede]

Oh ya , I used to jam skate to this song in the 80's( some people call it shuffle skate )

[@mariocervantes5961]

Play "Suavecito" by the group "Malo"!😎😎

[@blanelltallur1]

club hits! LA BOUCHE "sweet dreams of rhythm&dancing" "hurt me but the pants stay on" by Samantha Fox

[@1962usa]

You've got to check out Nocera's club song "Summertime, Summertime" ❤️🎤

[@jennifervazquez6464]

We would dance for hours and come out of the club a sweaty mess. Everybody was dancing and nobody cared. It was a wonderful time.

[@pauld6967]

I prefer their big hit: _'Sincerely Yours'._

[@ken7531077]

Mark Morrison - Return Of The Mack The System - don't disturb this groove Stevie B - Spring Love / I wanna be the one Newcleus - Jam On It Kriss Kross - Jump Jump Herbie Handcock - Rockit Expose - Let me be the one

[@anthonycairns3869]

Omg the memories

[@hubertclickjr.3971]

One 80s rock band you need to react to is Winger. They have 2 great songs. "Easy come, easy go." And "I cant get enough"

[@johnnyb8deuce]

Some suggestions I wonder if I take you home -Lisa Lisa and cult jam Diamond Girl-Nice n Wild They’re playing our song-Trinere When I hear music-Debbie Deb

[@jaimegallian9375]

Freestyle IS the shizz. I grew up on this music. Stevie B, Timex Social Club, Lisa Lisa and the Cult Jam, Noel. Exposé ran my life. Iykyk. I miss it. I'm not sure if she's freestyle but I loved Stacy Q. Was she, or was she a pretender to the crown. 😮😢

[@caseykasem1324]

There's a remixed Radio Edit of this song, wich makes it a bit "smoother" and easier to listen all through. Also that Radio Edit was played on the chart shows. This version played here is for Dance Clubs and Disco remixes

[@RosieM1970]

Yep! This was a club favorite!

[@BroadwayBabyyy744]

I've hoping for more instrumental. Some artists are Boney James, Chris Botti and Dave Koz!!!