Do not take this internets shit too seriously. There is still some love out there to be found. Sometime you just have to turn around and look behind you. At the job, or on the train to work, or maybe even in the supermarket.
All this gubernatorial nonsense has made me forget why I come here in the first place. I want to see people in love with themselves [ll] and with their lives. And since this is Women’s History Month I want to do something special for the ladies. If you don’t mind I’d just like to make love to your earholes a lil’ bit.
To get you in the mood I have enlisted the help of five young brothers who just want to love you down.
“Let me find out that is Eric Sermon on the lower right?!?”
Nahh, don’t get shit twisted by thinking that Ready For The World was on some teh ghey boy band bullshit. RTFW was from Flint, Michigan a/k/a Hardbody Hills and they are responsible for the births of many a Black kid in the midwestern region during the years 1982-1985. If you come from the ‘D’ then you already know.
How did these dudes have the young R & B scene on smash during the 80’s? They was cool with Prince. That makes them freaky too. RTFW is all about taking their time with that thing, playing with the knobs on the digital display and then Sheila better watch out. Just don’t let these fellas sit on your momma’s good cloth furniture. Them jheri curls will stain shit to death.
‘Tonight’
‘Deep’
‘Slide Over’
‘Digital Display’
‘Oh Sheila’
RFTW’s Jheri Curls >>>> Any of the Troop wig hatchet jobs…
Oh shit – it’s the Green Eyed Bandit!
That’s a lot of hair grease
Not a dry shoulder amongst them.
Let me Love you Down is a Slow Jam tape classic.
Whew, that was a whole lot of activator and lace.
Ooo “Digital Display” was the jam! I have fam in StL, and they loved this shit out there! Wooooo!
L