90's Music Speech

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90's Music Speech

During the 1990's there was many people who loved to listen and dance to the music. It was because that kind of music was very relaxing and upbeat. Back then, the singers and rappers had a very creative mind for their music. Nowadays singers and rappers sound like they make up their words as they go. So, today I am showing you two of the 90's best singers.
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Most of you all that I am talking to right now are kids from the 90's or kids that like the 90's. Right? Ok, well all of us young and old I'm sure have heard of Ice Ice Baby. Well, have some of us ever heard of TLC. Not Tender Love and Care, but the group of girls from the late 90's. Well, a lot of these teenagers out there with
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Or do you remember them as TLC? They were all 21 when they got together. They became very popular in 98' because of their major hit "Waterfalls," but many people was so crazy about seeing them in concert, they had to have two because they was both sold out and people still wanted tickets. Then their next big hit was released called "No Scrubs." People really loved TLC because not only do they sing about real life, so does Eminem. life, so does …show more content…
I absolutely love both! When you think about it, what does Eminem? Life right, ok. So what does TLC sing about? Men who have done them wrong, ok. Well what would you rather listen to? Men who have done you wrong. Or life. I would pick life. So, Eminem is who I would rather listen too, but I love TLC as well.
Can you relate to famous singers
Tionne,planned on getting married soon to the raper “Macklo.” She also wanted a daughter named Chase Angla. Rozonda, she was born on February 27, 71’ in Atlanta,Georgia. Lisa,was in a relationship at the time with a football of the name Andre Rison. Later, they started having problems and she lost control and burned down Andre’s house, all this happened within three months.
Ask audience if they knows of TLC
Do you know them as Tionne, Rozonda, and Lisa? Or do you remember them as TLC? They were all 21 when they got together. They became very popular in 98' because of their major hit "Waterfalls," but many people was so crazy about seeing them in concert, they had to have two because they was both sold out and people still wanted tickets. Then their next big hit was released called "No Scrubs." People really loved TLC because not only do they sing about real life, so does

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