I was in a graffiti club.
I had a bomber jacket and shelter.
Adidas I would buy Boston university sweatshirts that
would, like, come down to my knees
with leggings in new York city club vibe.
And that was like skin tight, black, curly hair,
a bodycon dress.
It was body con raps.
My brother was a dj and all he did was freestyle music
and I was like a groupie.
So that's why I skipped the R&B era.
Who the hell skips the R&B era?
Someone who has a brother who's a dj.
Did you go to.
What are you guys familiar with?
S.w.
an escape when I couldn't go to the supermarket
with the food stamps.
That's what I knew.
I love this club.
I grew up to them like I was young, but I had older sisters.
So, like all of that music I had on my boombox.
That's right.
Yeah you know, you can, like, it was very '90s.
Look at these dance moves.
I knew that we had, like, real wild talent.
The moment we signed to social death escape,
put out three bangin albums that all went platinum.
Plus, baby, you remember any of them?
Are you taking me back?
These dance moves you can probably do for me,
I can't even walk these days.
I remember our first single came out on the radio,
so we're in the limousine.
And as soon as we heard, like, the third.
I did it.
Did it?
Did it play like a side plot?
What is it?
How do you know they're going like this?
That we could do.
I can.
Yeah, right here is definitely the best SWG song.
We are really not making ourselves
look good here like it's the running man, but like.
Like this.
There you go.
Just put your hands up like you're like this.
I could do that.
OK this was not me, but, I mean, I like it.
I could appreciate it, all right?
I mean, but, you know, I was giving birth in the '90s
a much more sexy and slow.
You know what I mean?
That's a throw it up, slap it down.
You know what the hell?
That's not that move.
That's like.
Yeah, there you go.
Well, that's that one.
What were your moves?
No, listen, some freestyle running
when I do the running man.
Hello?
oh, hey, go now.
You got the rhythm.
Oh, oh, you got the rhythm.
Yeah hey.
Yes, that's it.
So what was your fashion vibe like in the nineties?
Matt red lips.
But I still had the platinum blonde hair.
Then I had that wedgie triangle haircut for a while,
which I'm not proud of.
For me, it was very tomboy.
OK yes.
Like I was a big flannel champion sweatshirt girl.
Really?
I had to have a champion sweatshirt
and it had to have the c on it.
Why off the show?
This shirt with turquoise leggings and white pumps?
It was a time when I wore the baggy jeans
and like the jerseys d cavalry cheese,
big John's Barlow's I was a kid, so like big bows,
puffy sleeves, puffy jackets I listen
to like, goodbye, Eileen.
And then I would listen to, like, Luther vandross,
more so like '90s R&B. Now as an adult,
it's like a mom in my car.
Then I did in the '90s I was a grunge girl.
Cannot believe that we've sold 30 million records worldwide.
I will be right.
Why did things start to go bad at the beginning?
I'm so happy they're going to be on bravo.
That means I have a bright.
That's exciting meeting them.