Joe - All the Things (Your Man Won’t Do) | Reaction 

90s R&B had some meaning in there songs

The best part about the music in the 90s was that you can actually listen to the words and follow the story.

Joe is a MONSTER vocalist

For him not to have a Grammy yet is a shame

Love was different in the 90's because there were less outside influences. You were forced to ACTUALLY spend time with the person you were interested in. There wasn't much Internet, everyone didn't have cell phones, and everyone wasn't man/woman bashing. It was the last generation that relied heavily on true human interaction. Timeles, that's something that will forever be missed. Passion, time, effort, and connection.

Joe def killed this song!!

You're reactions are so cute and funny!! Yes, Joe's voice is like 'buttah' on the bread. He is my favorite living male solo artist (after Luther passed)! I LOVE LOVE LOVE me some Joe. He sang the theme song for the show Power and I loved that too😍😍😍😍🤗🤗🤗🤗

Joe Thomas was tha ORIGINAL Mr Steal Your Girl " Joe don't play! If I'm going through major problems with my man and Joe come talking this, YES I'm leaving dude for Joe. I'm saying it now? I don't care who got a problem. #80sbabies

I was a too young when I first heard this song, but I used to play the radio late at night... One time I recorded it on my cassette tape. This is one of my all time favorite songs. Period. I'm so glad I got to experience this type of music. It was a different feeling in the air for sure.

Joe recorded the song with Mariah "Thank God I Found You" not Whenever You Call.

The king of dirty macking. Idk who was worse between him and LL Cool J.

Joe voice is so beautiful loved him songs

90s r&b. Joe is a legend with a lot of great songs. What happened? The music industry de-emphasized love songs and turned to materialism and "securing the bag."

You made a slight confusion. Brian McKnight was the one that did "Whenever You Call" with Mariah Carey. Joe, however, was on Mariah Carey's "Thank God I Found You" (both the original also featuring 98 Degrees & the remix which also features Nas)

Substance, and energy (spirit).

The best music and videos have rain in it. It’s a science. Lol

My 2 Joe suggestions: "I wanna know" and "I believe"

😂😂 that last part always got me too

Young generation, Yall need to get rid of the cell phone and have face to face conversation and get the digits with a pen and paper bro that's how we played the game baby.

it IS like a heated honey bun! Facts!

I love this song ♥️

Your facial expressions said it all. 🤣🤣Keep it up bruh! 👏👏👏

This is one of my favorite reactions 😂😭

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This song came out in 1996 actually was on a movie soundtrack

Yooooo Joe is bangin. I know I could have said that different but Joe was the smoothest

Joe “if i was your man” is a good one

She poured sugar out homie lol. For….reasons

😂 yo reactions are funny, I love it 😆

Yes, heated honey bun!!

You got to react to Silk-Freak me or girl you for me

I scene the music video on bet jams they showed the movie don’t be a menace which could be a soundtrack

I love Joe “ Good Girls” and “I Believe In You “

You’re hilarious 😂😂😂

It wasn't always about love. Sometimes it was just about making the panties drop.

It is extremely common for people to dislike music of generations after their own. We tend to have a strong connection to the music of our formative years (childhood and teenage years). When I now listen to some of my favorite albums from my teenage years, I still feel strong emotions, but have to admit that, musically, they weren’t all great. Some of them withstood the test of time, others fall short. When I listen to current pop music, I do not hear what it means to current teenagers. For them it is the theme music of their life. It defines them. It reminds them of occasions of importance. Of course, there is still great music being made. But you have to look for it. Radio stations will play what will get most listeners, because listeners bring in advertising companies, which is where most of the money comes from. Anyway, I find some of 60's and 70's music absolute gold (but that's just my opinion). Next time, please react to Stevie Wonder and Tom Jones medley live in 1969. Both fantastic singers

The original mr steal your girl

InstaLiked. InstaSubscribed. Grade A reaction this video and song. I'm rocking with you

Can you react to Mariah Carey’s “I Am Free”, “Heavenly (No Ways Tired)” and “Slipping Away” … i think you’d love all of these Thanks! Love the channel

Do a reaction video to if I was your man by joe

Bro do "it ain't like that" from Joe on his and then Album

That my brother

You need to react to Prince. His ballads were ALWAYS a guarantee. Try his tune Shhh and Do Me Baby.

React to Joe-all or nuthing

Your guesses of when songs came out always be so wrong lol😂 You don’t even be in the ball park range. You gotta get a sense of timing by the sound of the music. For example, music in the 70’s always has a sound that reminds you of bell bottom pants and Afros, and Disco music, etc. Music in the 80’s had a lot of synthesizer sounds because it was the dawn of the computer age so everybody wanted to put “computer sounds” in their music. Perfect example of 80’s music would be the group Cameo (played at black weddings a lot). The 90’s music have a lot of simple beats that were often sampled. I think your generation calls it the “boom bap” era 😂😂😂. I noticed your generation can’t seem to place music past the 2000’s 😂😂 😂😂😂 But you will eventually be able to tell when a song came out just by the sounds and instrumentation of the music. Nice reaction! Keep up the great work! 🙌🏾

Please react to Faded by Mariah Carey produced by MikeWillMadeIt Omg I 🔥

I can't. You talk to much

Do a reaction video to if I was your man by joe