They could've gone to the commercial breaks smoother, but overall, I enjoyed it.For it to be a BET production I was pleasantly surprised!!! Well done!
Agreed!They could've gone to the commercial breaks smoother, but overall, I enjoyed it.
I thought on their breakfast club interview they said they did not get screwed over?Also, we heard the stories of Biv fucking over Boy II Men, so the fact that allowed that scene in there with him being the phone with them and asking, "Did you read your contract?" took balls.

I wonder why Ralph didn't blow up bigger after going solo?
Them commercials appeared out of nowhere like pop-up ads. Cutting the actors off mid-sentence and shit.They could've gone to the commercial breaks smoother, but overall, I enjoyed it.
I see Ricky had the flat screen tv mounted a decade before everyone else....in 1080p. Had the same protein powder I use too.


Turned into Gary himself right?Also, we heard the stories of Biv fucking over Boy II Men, so the fact that allowed that scene in there with him being the phone with them and asking, "Did you read your contract?" took balls.
BET never EVER had a show or tele-movie of this quality - so I knew what was coming... I plan to get the torrents and marathon it this weekend
I wonder why Ralph didn't blow up bigger after going solo?
Yeah, he was a little too smooth. He should have dropped his solo sooner. I did like "Money Can't Buy You Love" though. I forget what soundtrack that was on. I liked "Who's The Mack?" as well.They may have more. 4.4 million tuning in nightly according to variety. Stop letting lifetime jack the stories best suited for them.
He was too mellow for that time in 90s. He did great slow jams but the nice guy was out of style
Yeah, he was a little too smooth. He should have dropped his solo sooner. I did like "Money Can't Buy You Love" though. I forget what soundtrack that was on. I liked "Who's The Mack?" as well.
Ralph tried to come out rugged with that "THIS RHYTHM IS RATED R!" joint but ain't nobody go for that shit.They may have more. 4.4 million tuning in nightly according to variety. Stop letting lifetime jack the stories best suited for them.
He was too mellow for that time in 90s. He did great slow jams but the nice guy was out of style

Niggaz wasn't fucking with that sensitive ass niggaI wonder why Ralph didn't blow up bigger after going solo?
In the movie, Ralph was particularly mad in one scene because instead of dropping his solo (the one he first did, not the one with Sensitivity on it), he did the NE Heartbreak album & they dropped Bobby Brown's album at the same time. He (Ralph) implied that he did all the styles of music that Bobby did & missed out. By the time of Sensitivity, he was just jaded about it.
yeah, Money Can't Buy You Love - I still really like that song...Yeah, he was a little too smooth. He should have dropped his solo sooner. I did like "Money Can't Buy You Love" though. I forget what soundtrack that was on. I liked "Who's The Mack?" as well.
 
	yeah - there is noway in hell Ralph was going to make My Prerogative...In the movie, Ralph was particularly mad in one scene because instead of dropping his solo (the one he first did, not the one with Sensitivity on it), he did the NE Heartbreak album & they dropped Bobby Brown's album at the same time. He (Ralph) implied that he did all the styles of music that Bobby did & missed out. By the time of Sensitivity, he was just jaded about it.
I think he could've pulled off Every Little Step & Take It Slow, but as for the rest of Bob's album, nah. I know he's a "lover men", but I don't think he could've pulled of Roni.Ralph doing Every little Step, Roni and Rock With You would have been too too soft

after watching all the episodes, I can't get that damn LTD song outta my head now




 
And Christopher Williams ripped it off with "I Talk To Myself".That Kicked Open the DOOR.
 
	