+theNineCorners Vanessa? Vanessa who? You forgot the old timers: Chaka Khan, Pointer Sisters, Aretha Franklin, Patti LaBelle. They all had massive '80s hits!
Nah, this sounds like 20 other songs. This brainless beauty self claimed " Ima Vishunaree" made more money than all 3 tlc... same greedy trapping by boybander
Man Frfr I was 10 when this joint came out. Had the biggest crush on her. I’m 47 now and even now when I look at this video I’m like damn pebbles FINNNEEEEE.
Me too !! Although the 80’s was just as shady and shitty the only difference is we didn’t have the internet back then to blast all the crazy shit we did !!
If I knew back in the late 80's that music would be like it is today, I would have become a scientist and make a damn time machine to stay in the 80's!!!
Man, this person is never lying! The music sucks now. Black music has gone down to shit, and there is no comparison to true Black music because is THE BEST.
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I listen to this type of music and it takes me straight back to the dance floor in the 1980s. I love and miss that time of my life! No commitments, just fun with friends.
This was my absolute favorite song when I was a little girl. I can't even tell you all how many times I replayed the cassette single. (YES, you read that right.) Pretty sure I wore it out, and that my mom was sick and tired of hearing this song. Lol Good times.
I literally had her haircut. Not the curls, the layered thing. I was also a little girl when this song came out, but I ended up emulating that hair years later.
Sometime a record company or a manager will mold a recording artist into what they want to sell. Pebbles was her own creation. Her "brand" came from her, based on interviews I've seen.
Omg I can’t believe this song was done and supposed to be for Vanessa Williams’ debut album The Right Stuff. Pebbles heard the song and offered LA Reid more money and two cars for the chance to record it. WOOOOW!!
The look ...the vibe.. that shit is still relevant..and badass today...pay mad respect to 80's hip-hop. They laid the foundation and some cases surpassed modern music today...That shit still sounds good...Mad props!!
You don't get it. Music today is so technically advanced that you don't understand it. Technically music of today is so far advanced to this. Sonically maybe it's not that great. If you actually listen to music of today it's way way more technically advance music can't stay in the same medium It's growing every year. listen to any song that came out today and don't just listen to it but try and listen to it even deeper. than just lyrics and beats. You'll understand then. This music is simple the way it's arranged.
I love this song just to hear Pebbles say, "Hey Deele, sing!" She's the only woman I know that got to tell Babyface when to sing. This song is prestine. Shoutout to The Big Homie Pebbles.
They COULD come up with a song like this. But it would be plagiarism. They can't do anything original because these new "singers" have no talent at all.
This takes me back to 1988 when the radio played this every 2 hours for 3 months straight 🤣 I loved this. My favorite part was “To believe or not to believe, that is the quest-CHEE-on” 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hmm… Tina Turner’s Private Dancer, Red Corvette lmao it’s always been there just waaay more subtle. Also, can go back further with the turn of “Gospel” music- hymns to secular music, but it was behind the scenes.
I heard this today on America's Top 40 replay from Apr. 1988. I was 25 then and had forgotten about this song. There was a local school girl in Calumet, MI that was always singing it. Pebbles is talented.
CASA Rodriguez Lol I was just about to post how my boyfriend back then thought she was so beautiful and he asked me if I would do my hair like hers in my Sr picture! Saw your comment and had to chuckle that there were probably a lot of us rocking that Pebbles hair then! She was definitely hot!
Gosh, I remember the first time hearing this song-the fast and clean percussion and catchy synth lines, hallmarks of The Deele’s production style…I was in love instantly and I still can’t get enough of it all these years later. Pebbles was the real deal, about to slide effortlessly among many styles of popular music.
Another gem from the days when women had class and wore clothes! I feel blessed that I was there in the 80's when we were inundated with tremendous soul/RnB music from the likes of Pebbles.
@@selena_queentanillaperez9183 that's the point. They wear very little and are poor role models for young girls. Look at GaGa and Beyonce. Underwear!!!!
