Yo what’s up, y’all.
This ya girl Ann Marie and I’m taking The Genius Test to see how much I know about '90s R&B.
I get my inspiration from all the legends.
Aaliyah, Silk, Jagged Edge, Queen Latifah, Lil' Kim.
I listened to almost everything.
I just like the passion they put into their music.
‘90s R&B was like a different feel.
I think I’m gon’ do very well.
I think I know a lil something about the ‘90s.
Ginuwine.
Yeah.
I think “Pony” would be a hit if it was released today.
A. Timbaland.
My favorite Aaliyah song would have to be “One In A Million.”
C. Dru Hill.
My favorite '90s R&B group is TLC.
They swag, and then they had a lot of fun and sauce to them.
I know it wasn’t Solange.
I wanna say D?
Aw shit.
I think they switched people like 2 times, didn’t they?
That’s what just threw me off.
A. “Waterfalls.”
No.
It sounded like that, but "Waterfalls," the video had a
mama and stuff in it.
I should have listened.
I wanna go with B.
I just think it was a hit, I just think the melody, the words, the passion
they put into it.
Everything that came together made it a hit.
C. Vision of Love.
That high note sets her apart as a vocalist, because she can go, I
don't know, somewhere.
What?
“No Diggity”?
Blackstreet?
“No Diggity,” how that go?
Shit.
I know this song! Hold on.
Is it A?
My favorite R&B and rap collaboration has to be “Ladies Night.”
[singing] “Ladies Night…”
C. Sisters with Voices.
Some of my favorite girl groups is TLC, SWV, Xscape.
Yeah, that's all.
A?
'The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill' is
a classic, that's like a legendary album.
Lil' Kim, Biggie, Jay-Z.
Wait.
Start it over!
I think I did pretty well.
I feel like I should have knew that last one, but it's okay.
You don't never take a test, like the ASAP test or something, I put so many Cs, so let
me try to put a D.