Teddy Riley tells the story of New Jack Swing | Red Bull Music Academy

[@RBMA]

If you want to know more about the New Jack Swing genre and Teddy Riley, then you'll want to read this ► daily.redbullmusicacademy.com/2017/05/teddy-riley-new-jack-swing-oral-history

[@jjjuhg]

The most complete writing about New Jack Swing - on that link. Thank you !

[@tamikathomas384]

Exactly 💯

[@sherrispaulding3484]

The Reporter was Disrespectful from the Beginning! If you are doing a story, research and then introduce your findings! Everyone knows where the Fuck St. Nick is if you know rap, hip hop, n Black Music

[@damonadams9640]

SALUTE R.B. SALUTE!!![999]

[@yasminm1385]

Q4p

[@Lanz22]

New Jack Swing is one of the greatest eras of modern music, critically, commercially and artistically. Thank you Teddy.

[@luxurious6819]

1000%

[@mmmikeru83]

A style teddy invented

[@paytonbf1]

Teddy Riley is a musical genius!

[@adamthomas1246]

Understatement.

[@ksager123]

Truth

[@duncan3998]

KING OF NEW JACK SWING!

[@toneotone4813]

Legendary Musical Genius.. Quincy Jones ..!?who is that..

[@anyhow.anyway]

@Tony Why not??

[@thedjscrilla]

This interview gave me life. Teddy is such a great storyteller and I appreciate the host for allowing the conversation to have space, flow, and breathe

[@cesarbaca]

My brotha Dj Yoda Zulu Nation told me a story of a young boy that would go outside with his Casio keyboard and practice outside. Thugs and punks would always bother him but there was a group of people that would stop them from bothering him so he could keep making his beautiful music. This was the story of how the Universal Zulu Nation protected Teddy so he can go on and help make the world a more beautiful place 🤟🏽

[@lamsior]

Respect to the Zulu Nation spirit !

[@bladebrown4191]

Low-key, I got a little teary-eyed when he said Mike told him, "this is You & I. This is OUR album". That Dangerous album brings back so many childhood memories. Miss MJ, man.

[@distracteddispatches]

I love how the host lets Teddy speak and tell stories where many would interrupt with questions. Very good job

[@janicebrown3804]

He is a great interviewer, he listened and he allows the speaker to speak and this has been an incredible experience thank you for sharing caring and without interruption thanks for allowing Teddy to tell his story.

[@tyanttaylor60]

the reason I say teddy is the best producer of all times is because I don't think people even realize how young he was when he was doing all of these monster hits,, before him I never heard of anyone being that trusted and giving producer responsibilities on major artist at that age!!

[@whtwht]

TR is also my favorite producer. He was ahead of his time.. plus he gave Pharrell and chad their break from a high school talent contest. legend.

[@messiahblack4816]

tyanttaylor60 He's still an inspiration for me to this day, I've incorporated so many of his lil tricks into my productions. Also another guy who was given free reign in the studio at the same young age was the one and only Prince!

[@trevorjonathan4405]

Messiah Black Mizell Brothers, Leon Sylvers, Rod Temperton, PRINCE, Jimmy Jam Terry Lewis, Kashif, Teddy Riley, Devante Swing, Pharell Chad, Timberland, Tyler the Creator, Toro Y Moi... am I missing anyone?

[@delerotimi7006]

Agreed

[@michaelwashington4408]

@@trevorjonathan4405 babyface...r kelly, Kanye west dr dre

[@brandyspain7125]

I met TR last year in the airport ATL. This guy is one of my top fav producers and he was so humble and answered every question I had for him. Thank you for doing this 2hr interview. I've enjoyed it very much!

[@luissam1547]

Yeah dude is very humble..very cool.. met him twice in atl also

[@stringsnare]

What questions and what responses!!!!

[@birdy369]

note to self: start hanging out in the atl airport more often lol

[@ldybozz]

The New Jack Swing is & always will be the best sub genre of R & B.

[@NubianPrince85]

sounds timeless!

[@Benstar16]

Lets give some credit to the host -- he never interuppted Teddy or went off tangent or whatever to interupt the flow of the interview

[@reimourrpower9357]

What like Nore on Drink Champs? Ha

[@reimourrpower9357]

"make some noise for me Nore and my pettiness, rumours and interruptions (clap-clap-clap!)..." ha I like Nore's format, there's room for everyone.

[@pagogo84]

Yes. For Real Yo!

[@tavoiaiono7885]

yeah like that fat bitch Oprah

[@weshowell7977]

@@tenolamacintosh wow. stay classy

[@sonikku956]

Teddy Riley is probably my favorite music producer of all time.

[@antoniowyckoff2]

Mine too

[@nathanbradley8522]

Teddy Riley is very important to music. Dangerous is my favorite album of all time. MJ really brought out of the best of him.

[@obezijana]

Same brother, Dangerous is most favourite and most influenced me.

[@archangelmichvel2701]

Omfg that’s my favorite Michael Album

[@kingsports1113]

That keith sweat make it last forever album I want her knock mike song off number 1 charts 1987

[@NubianPrince85]

deffo i said da same to my cousin.....different sound for MJ and so well....

[@v4tone21]

Or did he bring out the best in MJ?? Bcuz he already had a crazy career of hits before The Dangerous album. Yes MJ is king however without Quincy Jones Teddy Riley or any of the other producers he worked with he wouldn’t be Michael Jackson! Remember it takes a village to build an empire! One hand washes the other..

[@mangadolo]

"She Drives Me Wild" is an absolute anthem!!!

[@axlewheel6457]

Teddy Riley I never spent 2.26.59 on any clip. You caught my heart with your story. you so laid back & chill. Your beats are off the charts!

[@eastafrika728]

Teddy is a god here in Afrika. When "Rumpshaker" came out it changed everything, the way we dance, hip hop, with it, Teddy Riley became the most popular American in Afrika. But you mean to tell me he made that song for Keith when he was 15?? Amazing!!

[@sushie29]

Teddy Riley is such a great story teller. I can wait for hime to write a book

[@miospio]

He’s a maestro…

[@loreanjohnson1549]

He’s actually doing a movie/series. He did mention that he is working on something.

[@sisterphyllis4753]

"No Diggity" is still one of those songs that the moment those first 3 notes are played, it changes the atmosphere. I love that song. Thank you guys for having this fantastic interview with Mr. Riley. 💕🙏🏽✌🏽

[@shegotGodsgrace]

Yes!!!!!! No Giggity is a classic iconic song! My absolute favorite Teddy Riley song. It just never gets old.

[@TheJamesMalik]

this is my 5th time watching this in 3 days. these are never long enough. we need a Gamble and Huff edition.

[@birdy369]

i wish i could have stories like this recorded and posted here to yt from all of the greats!

[@sunshinesunflowerz1647]

YES!!

[@danya144]

I had the honor to meet Teddy at his home in Atlanta and he taught me more in That evening then i learned in years in the music Business....

[@reneezaia]

There is something very soulful, spiritual and humbling about Teddy. Amazing talent, beautiful soul. Thanks for the music.

[@theretiredfreak]

I absolutely love interviews like this because you get these little nuggets that you would not get anywhere else. Michael Jackson talking in a high register explains a lot.

[@yixinzhang267]

you can see the huge influence Michael gave this man. Sometimes I just think Michael has kinda magic on people and things around him.

[@8QQ8]

YIXIN ZHANG, exactly. I feel that too.

[@tinkerbabiestanktalk820]

Yea...that starter intro build up rythim, the tone on "I like" with the horns before the little knocking, then the break down horns wail like the trumpets of Gods return, by then had your heart pumping and then dropping the two words that made you scream!! "I LIKE!!!"..thump, thump, thump the beat and the whispers of love to the beat of every young womans heart, and then again ...."I LIKE!!!"..again and again, then here comes Aarons groaning and moaning!.. Was magic! Was the shiz'nit!!..still IS!!!

[@djznprodz7935]

Teddy Riley is a legend! Shout out to the host, I've watched numerous interviews and he always does an excellent job!

[@boogiedownbronx73]

nahhh the host is annoying and talks too slow

[@mikeyreals333]

Teddy is a legend & my inspiration in every aspect. God bless you & just continue to do u... piece love & power to u & ur fam

[@shadonnabethel5732]

Dave hollister unsung

[@globalcitizenn]

DJZ N PRODZ Asians are respectful. I've seen White hosts be very condescending.

[@dwainwilson6741]

Teddy is a legend in his own right, bt Michael was non other than Spectacular!!! Great MJ story, probably the best story I’ve heard of Mike!!! Ppl always diminish Michaels impact on the game because he had a team behind him to produce great music, while other artists such as Prince practically did it on his own, especially with his very first LP “For You”!!! Bt what MICHAELS genius was that he could SING a WHOLE melody, all the music arrangements, he could sing a whole percussion, and he brought forth to the instrumentalists, and producers. Bt they had to play it the way he sang it, if it didn’t correspond to HIS sound, he would keep sustaining until it did!!! Michael was a genius beyond apprehensions!!!

[@missestomlinson99]

Link the time stamp

[@hoodrichhaul7545]

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[@wendylucas9628]

I could listen to him all day! His voice is very soothing! But his MJ stories are funny, SAD and comforting at the same time. So blessed to enjoy his music n talent!

[@moniquemitchell5092]

@wendylucas9628 I was thinking the same thing. I love the tone and inflections in Teddy's voice. I really come back here just to listen to him tell the story. ❤

[@deshawne1]

what a great interview by letting Teddy just speak... learned so much about Teddy!

[@krakapoww]

when i was a kid, i had the michael jackson dangerous album on repeat. the drums and grooves teddy laid down blew my mind and has been a inspiration ever since

[@mjs23336]

HOW does this not have more views? History right here!!!

[@DrOchey]

As a kid i always want to be like Teddy Riley, his music is like a breath of fresh air. To me he is the Goat producer in the whole world. A number one fan 💯

[@AmanBenyamin]

I just want to say to T Riley. Thank you for all the work you put into this industry! I grew up on New jack swing...it was some of the best years of my life! Even til this day..that sound make me want to jump into a time machine and go back to the days I'd sneak into the clubs under age for a weekend!!

[@nostaljiq]

As a producer, as a DJ, as an interviewer, as a kid who came up to New Jack Swing, as a mega fan of Teddy Riley, this interview gave me LIFE🙌🏾

[@alexd1121]

This guy is in tune with the most beautiful side of the universe!! Keeps you GOING with his passion and intelligence! What a beautiful artist! T-E-D-D-Y!!!!!

[@deemann1976]

A movie is around 90 to 120 minutes. So a movie is not enough to tell Teddy 's story. A documentary about this man' s life is a must. 6 to 10 episodes so we don't miss a thing. There is much to tell

[@tonpreme]

One of the greatest interviewers and interviews I’ve ever heard…. Teddy R articulates his stories excellently.

[@Moicesy]

I don’t know this guy but I watched 20 minutes of this interview and I can see how much he appreciates making music

[@shegotGodsgrace]

😮😮😮

[@reimourrpower9357]

Teddy's Michael Jackson impression is hilarious & spot on! Excellent RBMA session.

[@moniquemitchell5092]

@reimourrpower9357 Yes. Spot on. So informative. He told this story with so much class and humility but it was entertaining too!! 😊❤

[@dlothedoctorpromo]

Teddy Jam for me!!! (Aaron Hall voice)

[@sonikku956]

Demonte Morton Teddy's Jam 2 > Teddy's Jam

[@dlothedoctorpromo]

I agree I do like the second one better than the first one. The third one was alright.

[@lbushquizeanic1]

Demonte Morton 4th was even better....

[@haitianmaniac74]

I like the 1st one better

[@SkyBlew]

Wow... This was truly insightful & inspiring! Teddy Riley is definitely one of the greatest producers of all time! Also, I feel New Jack Swing deserved to last longer than it did. Such an awesome sub-genre! 💙✌️ *🎨☁️-Paint The Sky,Blew!!! 🎨☁*

[@NatureBoyMk6]

One of the most captivating interviews of the series! Excellent.

[@deepzone31]

The way he talks about Quincy is the way I talk about Jam and Lewis. I love this whole chain of influences. God bless Teddy for his hard work over these years. I miss this sound.

[@lisemunier7474]

Very Smart person. He's very nice. He deserves his success

[@rareonyxx2095]

AMEN!!!!!

[@bivens3ify]

Teddy Riley is why I love music. I love listening, producing and look forward to every new track that comes to life.

[@blessedk77]

What a difference 2 years makes. These comments are so positive towards Teddy and his genius. But now people are dragging him. Smh. His music will never die. No one can take that away from him.

[@melodicmoe6226]

These Meme's will pass, but his musical genius and legacy is forever!

[@GottabecleanTelevision]

Teddy Riley! Love this dude, the legend, the icon, the visionary 👍🏾💯GOD1st

[@lallen6477]

Teddy understands how I think when it comes to music 🎶🎶🎹. Its hard to make other people understand how dissecting the notes or making them come together is so interesting. TEDDY RILEY is one of the best producers of my generation.

[@rusticization]

Teddy Riley remains one of the greatest musicians-producers-songwriters of all-time and a true inventor of the New Jack Swing beat. Thank you for this great 2 and a half hour interview with this great musician. ✌🎹🎸🎤🎼🎶🎵

[@koolbreez9865]

1986-1994 was the best era in music, fashion, tv, & movies!

[@itspokernotpitypat4619]

Yep , but I'll probably say till 96, then it kinda fell off after or atleast changed alot.

[@businessbywebofficial]

Class is in session. Thank you Teddy for the history lessons. Hearing his(story) has me going back and listening to all these hits in a different way. This is so crazy he is saying things that I had similar thoughts as a kid listening to sounds on my family's hi-fi stereo.....especially lower sounds....I was always intrigued by lower register sound. Many records had me asking what is that sound? R.I.P. King Michael Jackson

[@MediumKey]

wonder if the crowd actually understands this mans level of genius to be able to have these instincts as a teenager

[@ravkhabra]

An amazing talk, so inspirational! Teddy is a creative genius but also a wonderful storyteller too and soooo funny!

[@dwainwilson6741]

Man I can’t wait to hear that demo for “Joy” from MJ!!!

[@MarkieMX]

We need more Teddy Riley and that New Jack sound in the world today.

[@krismilko]

1:32:35 I remember Michael talking about the wall falling on him in his 1994 Dangerous deposition 😁 I also never thought of "Remember the Time" being a stairs-work-your-way up song as far as Michael's vocals went (starting low and ending high) but of course, I'm not a musician 😊🎼🎵🎶👌🙌

[@yolondayolonda4423]

Teddy is a beast...I remember the New Jack Swing era dominated the late 80s and early 90s. He has done so much behind the scenes with artist I wouldn't even imagine. And let's nor forget Booty Call that dance will forever be at parties and family functions ❤

[@t.c.o.g.773]

Teddy Riley is one of the most observant dudes in the world man worddddd great album 😇rest in peace mike

[@MrEXtraRaw]

Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis, LA & Babyface, Teddy Riley & Full Force = New Jack Swing Genre Classic Dudes Right Here

[@reimourrpower9357]

Each of them created & defined their own sound & genre: Jam & Lewis = MPLS (post-Prince) / Flyte Time sound. LA & Babyface: LA Face glamorous sound. Teddy's New Jack Swing was it's own genre too.

[@MrEXtraRaw]

"Sound" and "genre" don't mean the same. Each had their own "sound" but it's all within the same "genre".

[@reimourrpower9357]

How were Full Force, Flyte Tyme and LaFace part of the your so-called categorization of the "New Jack Swing 'genre' "?

[@MrEXtraRaw]

I don't have a "so called" categorization of it so, you're talking about something else.

[@reimourrpower9357]

Explain how ' Flyte Tyme, LaFace & Full Force = New jack Swing Genre ' from your perspective. Unless you don't have one and were just posting randomly and your equation (=) doesn't make any sense.

[@MrJacksonvill]

Marvin was the same way.. he really worked the melody. A good example is the Billie Jean demo. brilliant example of the melody.

[@ProducerTSS]

My favorite producer of all time. WE DONT DESERVE THESE TYPES OF STORIES. LOL

[@tonytraxx757]

I remember teddy riley's studio in Virginia it was right beside my old high school . I been there once .Great memories!

[@pslay9324]

Same still live in Virginia yes it was beside Princess Anne High...and his studio being right on VA Beach Blvd back in the day.

[@rahsaanhill5781]

MJ dangerous is a classic. Bobby Brown the BOBBY album was dope too. I think that was just as good as the the stuff Teddy did wit MJ. GET AWAY TILL THE END OF TIME ONE MORE NIGHT was all dope songs on The Bobby album. the album sold over 2 million too.

[@rahsaanhill5781]

BSHO good enough went gold. And also Humpin Around went gold too. The album production was is a classic

[@everydaydre1185]

rahsaan hill I love Bobby one of the most solid albums in my lifetime.

[@teddyjam8134]

The Bobby album was good, but that don't be cruel album was an instant classic. You can play that from start to finish. I still remember growing up and going to the mall to purchase a hit record or album. These kids can't relate to that. You haven't lived until you've purchased a hit record on tape or vinyl.

[@jaychinks1947]

This guy is a legend Dropping Gems God bless him !

[@rafiqm7750]

Man,man Teddy Riley and GUY mannnnn! This man was a fire producer. That era of music can never be duplicated, real music.

[@jimbriggs8648]

Teddy Riley was the soundtrack to my teen years. People now have no idea what it was like hearing music from every artist associated with TR and know it was gonna be dope. He could've gave Big Bird a Sesame Street song and it would be fly af

[@greggprice3609]

Teddy Riley is not only a genius but he still looks damn good for his age.

[@MrJacksonvill]

the best lecture till now..Love the host as well..the Susan Rogers one about Prince was also nice.

[@jjjuhg]

He's around 50 years old looking 30 ???? WTF ?? No Wrinkles At All

[@tyanttaylor60]

creative media black don't crack💯

[@bsinatra145]

creative media beard dye lol

[@tyanttaylor60]

bsinatra145 that helps too,lol

[@PhuckHue2]

the result of clean living. no drugs

[@mikekillagreen9432]

True!

[@djgant-man1112]

I've been waiting on this rbma interview forever! He's been one of my all time favorite musicians/producers since a kid. Any young up and coming producers should listen to this lecture and learn something about music.

[@blacknnatural]

Teddy and Michael were a musical relationship built on trust in one another's genius.

[@BusquedaBlues]

new jack swing is underrated as hell these days. i can't believe how much good music came out of the genre during the late 80's through the 90's.

[@CHISENGA]

Love this guy. The irony that I said this 'Guy.' I'm so inspired, I decided to drive to the studio

[@mjs23336]

My fave producer of all-time and the only producer to create his own genre!

[@KallusGarnet]

lots of producers created their own genre's.

[@lamsior]

Netflix please watch this and make a documentary, who approves ???

[@phix01]

The funniest story: 1:29:09 The 2nd funniest story: 1:12:05

[@michaelanthony6769]

one of the great giants of the industry that deserves every bit of credit he receives, and then some... remember as a child throwing the guy vinyl on my parents sony turntable, memories

[@ExclusiveLM]

There are four things that make American black music good: 1. It has Gospel Music influence, 2. It has Blues Music influence 3. It has James Brown influence 4. It has Rap Music influence. All 4 of those types of music slowly took over the world in the black community and in many white communities worldwide. White singers and bands like Elvis, Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, Adele, and The Bee Gees all helped in bringing those 4 black influences into the main white stream. But, black singers and bands like Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Duke Ellington, Little Richard, James Brown, Run DMC, Public Enemy, Tupac Shakur, Biggie Smalls, Nat King Cole, Michael Jackson, The Sugar Hill Gang, Jay Z, Beyonce, Teddy Riley, Sly and The Family Stone, Marvin Gaye, Aretha Franklin, The Motown Groups, Earth Wind & Fire, The Stylistics, The Philadelphia based black groups, The Atlanta based black groups, The Chicago based black groups and even Jimi Hendrix all incorporated some form of the 4 influences of black music which then influenced white music groups to copy them. To this day in 2021, black music dominates the world with those 4 types of black music and influence many artists of all races in the form of Trap Music with artists like the Latin Cardi B, R&B Music which is a mix of Blues and Gospel Music with artists like the half Asian/half Puerto Rican Bruno Mars, Ballads sung by the British singer Adele that have an R&B feel, Regeton with artists like the Colombian J Balvin who Raps in his music, and many other Artists in Pop Music that include featured Rap Cameos and R&B sampling in their songs. Note- James Brown's songs and style (from the 1960s and 70s) are the most sampled songs of any kind of black music in the history of the world. People like Michael Jackson, Usher, Chris Brown, Janet Jackson, 1980s break dancers, and Justin Timberlake have all copied James Brown style of dancing and music. But, if you had to pick who was the epicenter one man that transformed the world with black music it would be Robert Johnson. He was a black man from Mississippi that along with Howlin Wolf, Muddy Waters and eventually B.B. King made Blues Music (which stems from slave workers in the cotton fields of the south of the United States singing in agony from being forced to work while being very tired all day and night) so influential that even white groups and singers in an era of pure racism against minorities started singing Blues (slavery music). After that Gospel, R&B, James Brown and even Rap all took the pain of the Blues into their music styles. Side Note- Robert P. Johnson is another man (not related to Robert Johnson) that created Stride Music which led to Big Band Music of the (1930s, 40s, and 50s). But, that style of music was more considered white music in those days even though many black people also liked it and danced it. Also, another type of music that became big in the white communities of the U.S. was called BeBop in the 1940s which was created by two black musicians Dizzy Gillespie (trumpet) and Charlie Parker on saxophone. But, that too was more white music. Here is the true definition of Blues Music which has changed music all over the world: The term Blues may have come from "blue devils", meaning melancholy and sadness; an early use of the term in this sense is in George Colman's one-act farce Blue Devils (1798). The phrase blue devils may also have been derived from Britain in the 1600s, when the term referred to the "intense visual hallucinations that can accompany severe alcohol withdrawal". As time went on, the phrase lost the reference to devils, and it came to mean a state of agitation or depression. By the 1800s in the United States, the term blues was associated with drinking alcohol, a meaning which survives in the phrase blue law, which prohibits the sale of alcohol on Sunday. Though the use of the phrase in African-American music may be older, it has been attested to in print since 1912, when Hart Wand's "Dallas Blues" became the first copyrighted blues composition....... Ok that may be the white definition of the Blues. Here is the black definition of the Blues. The Blues is what you felt in your heart working on a field all day and night with no rest or sun while the burning sun hit you. That Blues (or sadness or hopelessness) is what black people call the Blues.

[@dawudbey7955]

Great story teller. I could listen to him all day.

[@Throwboy]

Living legend. I'm so glad to see him on the RBMA because you guys do a great job. I had the good fortune of meeting Teddy once and telling him I was a big fan. He was very gracious and kind just as you see in this interview. I can't wait for his book!

[@trinamcdonald1865]

Teddy Riley what a gift and talent in the industry. I remember first hearing the show and I was hooked! It took me a few years after the release to know that Teddy produced it. Wow! Hip Hop Hall of Fame!!! Heavy D We Got Our Own Thing is another of my favorites. Big ups to his mention of Kid Creole great rapper from Grand Master Flash and the Furious Five!!! Doug E Fresh!!! (Dougie Fresh) The Human Entertainer❤️❤️❤️

[@MANNYBARZ156]

I saw my boy Teddy on my feed so i wanted 2 watch this channel 4 my 1st time watchin ur work... i will say...U are an absolute true meaning of a host..great job my boy...who the hell watches a full 2 1/2 hr interview tho?...luv Teddy 4 this 1...1 luv king😎✊🏾

[@trevorhenry5455]

Teddy is the GOAT!

[@breckinmeyer8820]

why?! Does he look like that animal?

[@leonsaieg2959]

Cuz he is the greatest of all times

[@alecosound8902]

1:32:29 in the demo for Dangerous you can actually hear the gobo wall fall on Michael and he says just keep it playing or something like that.

[@TheWriter86]

Insane about Michael’s voice being deep, in actuality!!!!! Wow, that’s so crazy. Super great interview and insights!!!! Man, thanks Teddy and Red Bull!!!!!!!

[@activistarts7722]

I'm glad the Jacked podcast came out, these stories seem more than real than ever hearing it straight from Teddy.

[@justinpope9910]

That happy tone advice is a crazy gem!! Thank you.

[@rawcite]

legendary. so humble too. Inspiring. I still rock to a TR joint probably once or twice every 2 weeks. I wish we got a little more about his work on Bobbys 2nd album.. from the way the way it seemed back at the time he was doing Bobbys second album and mj dangerous at the same time. which is crazy. And to give mj one thing and Bob another who was probably as hot as Mj at that moment in time.. he was like the fuel for 2 of music most explosive solo black. male pop rnb artists at the same time!

[@FlamencoOz]

What was really interesting was the Bobby's 2nd album could have been better (and I actually thought it was a great album) had he taken Teddy's advice and done more tracks. It's clear Teddy thought more work and tracks needed to happen. Shame...

[@juniorchandler4669]

Bobby’s 3rd album not second album King of stage 86 Don’t be cruel 88 Bobby 92

[@bigboy0494]

My favourite producer of all time

[@tyanttaylor60]

The best producer of all time,period💯

[@mikekillagreen9432]

tyanttaylor60 Whoa! Slow down. Quincy Jones, Dr. Dre. He is up there but not best.

[@orlandeuce6567]

1 of The best producers of all time

[@bvm8646]

Definitely top 3 imo!

[@TheReal_E.IRIZARRY]

Babyface, Devante Swing, James Harris III & Terry Lewis, Darkchild, Paul Laurence, Barry Eastmond, Vincent Herbert, Kiy Griffin, Ike Lee III, Gordon Chambers, Cornerboyz, Tim [Kelley] & Bob [Robinson], etc.

[@mangadolo]

TR may be the most underrated musician of our era.

[@mannystylz7954]

U can even hear New Jack Swing in his beat boxing😳 Amazing!!

[@jegibbs3854]

I have a new spiritual Respect for this Guy Mr.Reliy. God Bless my Bro!!

[@MrMuis06]

PLEASE GET KYLE WEST ON YOUR SHOW ANOTHER GENIUS NEW JACK SWING PRODUCER!!!!

[@mikekillagreen9432]

MrMuis06 Kanye West?

[@placebosyndrome]

so underrated

[@adam-hp6qt]

Kylie Jenner?

[@CXtheproducer1]

Yes he is never mentioned, Uptown owes him a lot

[@edennard1]

no..as mention Kyle West...produced AL B.SURE.

[@EricHowl]

I love this man. His demeanor and storytelling is the perfect compliment to them hard ass funky tracks he made!!!!

[@kiemjamar1636]

bro, dangerous! thank you for that album

[@adrianlyord5300]

Great interview with one of the Producers and Musicians who ever did it!!! Thank you Teddy Riley!

[@MakingMadBeats]

Gems for days plus Teddy is so funny, too! Them Michael Jackson stories are so hilarious and inspiring at the same time.

[@6147soundwave]

teddy your music inspired me to do music ..you are one of a kind . thank you for making real music and the memories

[@roderickgrayson3254]

Teddy is now being himself which happens to be a very funny person

[@tripleplatinum2485]

One of the GREATEST to ever do it! 🔥

[@sonnybrasco9735]

I would love to meet this man. Great interview