Put That Woman First Analysis

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“Put That Woman First’ by Jaheim, produced by Kay Gee, was released February 9, 2003 on his album Still Ghetto. The meaning behind this version is to put forward the importance of a woman in a relationship and the love and respect that should be shown towards her. (Genius, 2016). This song was said to be the song that intrdoce Jaheim to the R&B world.
“Put That Woman First” beginning from the start with the back track of “Forgot To Be Your Lover”. From the start there are clear similarities about the two songs primarily the music. Although, the music is modified slightly to adapt to the R&B genre that Jaheim is more familiar to, the original is almost too tripped down fto be used for “Put That Woman First”. The original features a sweet, soul

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