Camden high bulldogs school bulldogs school bulldogs school bulldogs school bulldogs

Camden high bulldogs school  win 🏆  bulldogs school bulldogs school bulldogs school bulldogs

Here in 2025🙋🏻‍♀️🙆🏽‍♀️

Recorded: 2002-2003
Album: Body Kiss

Body Kiss is the twenty-ninth studio album by The Isley Brothers on the DreamWorks label. Almost solely written, arranged, composed and produced by longtime collaborator R. Kelly, the album yielded the R&B hits "What Would You Do?" (which was also a Top 50 pop hit) and "Busted" (a duet with Kim Johnson of the sister group JS, who often backs up the Isleys on record and on tour) and made history again for the Isleys when it became the first album since the band's 1975 album The Heat Is On to hit number one on the album charts. It also became the first Isley Brothers album to debut at number-one and has since been certified gold by the RIAA. Other hits were the radio-ready "Prize Possession".

What Would You Do

Off The 2nd Studio Album Entitled Personal Conversation released in 1999

Happily Ever After

To purchase song click link below

http://www.amazon.com/T-Shirt-Panties/dp/B0010WPH6O/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1401997413&sr=8-1&keywords=adina+howard+tshirt+and+panties

T-Shirt And Panties

Our favorites from our last 6 albums, enjoy.

Silk

Silk - Let's Make Love

Silk - If You

Link - I Really Wanna Sex Your Body

Methrone - Loving Each Other For Life

Yeah… 
Been quiet so long I forgot how loud my mind gets 
Every thought’s a sermon, every breath—confess

Learning how to live with the noise inside 
How to stand my ground when my hands wanna hide 
How to sit in a room that won’t stop spinning 
Tell myself “it’s okay” and actually mean it 
Healing ain’t peace, it’s collision 
It’s finding calm without permission 
It’s losing what I thought I’d be 
And still saying—this is me

I been learning how to sit still, not quit 
Learning I can rest and still exist 
Took my solitude and called it school 
Turned my pain into something useful 
I don’t need applause to feel alive 
Just truth that cuts but doesn’t divide 
Yeah, I’ve been breaking, but not in vain 
Every scar I got’s a teacher by name

This body been through war I didn’t choose 
Every flare a memory I can’t refuse 
Some days I fight, some days I fold 
But I keep waking up—that’s gold 
Used to think moving proved I was fine 
Now I know stillness saves my spine 
It’s not surrender, it’s survival 
A quiet kind of revival

This ain’t isolation, it’s refinement 
Pressure been carving out alignment 
I stopped begging the storm to stop 
Now I breathe until the thunder drops

I been learning how to sit still, not quit 
Learning I can rest and still exist 
Took my solitude and called it school 
Turned my pain into something usable 
I don’t need applause to feel alive 
Just truth that cuts but doesn’t divide 
Yeah, I’ve been breaking, but not in vain 
Every scar I got’s a teacher by name

If this is what survival sounds like 
Then let the quiet hold the mic 
Yeah… I’m still listening.
I'm still listening...

I been learning how to sit still, not quit  
Learning I can rest and still exist  
Took my solitude and called it school  
Turned my pain into something usable  
I don’t need applause to feel alive  
Just truth that cuts but doesn’t divide  
Yeah, I’ve been breaking, but not in vain  
Every scar I got’s a teacher by name  


Still, Not Quiet

Harlem Romance: The Love Collection

Right and a Wrong Way

Tank - Maybe I Deserve

"F***in Wit Me" is off of Tank's new album Sex Love & Pain II in stores now! 

Buy Sex Love & Pain II: http://smarturl.it/SLP2
Stream Sex Love & Pain II: http://smarturl.it/SLP2Stream

Follow Tank
http://www.TheRealTank.com
http://www.Twitter.com/TheRealTank
http://www.Facebook.com/TheRealTank
http://www.Instagram.com/TheRealTank
https://open.spotify.com/artist/4mwXU...

Sex, Love & Pain II

Fuckin' wit Me

LSG - My Body

Keith Sweat - Knew It All Along (feat. Johnny Gill and Gerald Levert)

When We

1-37 Butta Love

Half On A Baby Vol.2

When Will I See You Smile Again? - Bell Biv DeVoe

Artist
Producer
Songwriter
IG: @Plmtreezmusicgroup

Silk is a highly celebrated, R&B quintet who has sold over 5 million records. The group still comprises the original members who debuted in 1992. These gentlemen are Timzo (Timothy Cameron), Jim (Jimmy Gates, Jr.), Big G (Gary Glenn), Lil G (Gary Jenkins) and John John (Johnathen Rasboro). Popular for baby-making ballads and New Jack Swing favorites, Silk is best known for their 1993 pop hit, “Freak Me.” Other hits include “If You”, “Meeting In My Bedroom”, “Girl U For Me”, “Lose Control”, “Hooked On You” and “Don’t Rush”. The group was discovered by Keith Sweat over 20 years ago yet they continue to enjoy longevity in the industry with six studio albums. Currently, Silk is delicately placing the finishing touches on their seventh studio LP while touring the world.

The group began its embryonic stage in the mid 80′s. Timzo, Jim and John John formed the singing group as the teenagers harmonized while working at McDonald’s. Shortly thereafter, Big G was joined. A then-gospel group, the four would get their big break singing church songs in their manager’s basement during a cookout. Already empowered with unique diamond-smooth harmonies, Silk went in search of a fifth voice and Gary “Lil G” Jenkins was joined to the group. Keith Sweat signed the group to his Keia label and helped to create Silk’s unmistakable sound.

Sweat co-wrote and produced most of the steamy, sexually suggestive songs for their debut album, Lose Control. Selling two million copies, the album spun three US R&B Top 10 hits, including ‘Freak Me’, which stayed at #1 on the chart for eight weeks and the Billboard Hot 100 for two weeks. Silk would go on to release their second album with an eponymous title giving us “I Can Go Deep”, “Hooked On You” and “Don’t Rush”. Silk served as the Executive Producer of this Top 10 R&B album and remained in this position of creative control on their subsequent works. The SILK LP was followed by the group’s third studio album, Tonight. At the helm of songwriting and music production, Silk enlisted contributions from the likes of Darrell “Delite” Allamby, Lincoln “Link” Browder and Antonio “Jovii Hendrix” Mobley. The Tonight LP would quickly attain platinum status with the release of the provocative “If You” ballad – the group’s second Billboard Hot 100 hit. With the steamy and intense “Meeting In My Bedroom” to follow, Silk’s third album would solidify the group as influential vocalists in the industry. The subsequent albums, Love Session, Silktime and Always and Forever gave the world “We’re Callin’ You”, “Ebony Eyes”, “Don’t Go” ft. Tamar Braxton and “There’ll Never Be”.

Silk is comprised of very entrepreneurial and philanthropic gentlemen. The five have always engaged in business and charitable endeavors. Unbeknownst to many, Silk are honorary members of the Men of Distinction having received a mayoral proclamation in Atlanta for their selfless service to community efforts. Aside from their feel-good music and baby-making hits, Silk is known for being one of the few singing groups who are, in fact, still together with all original members. Silk’s seventh studio album is currently untitled. No doubt it will be a hallmark for music lovers around the world. Fans are eager to hear what’s next from the five most signature voices in all of R&B.

Silk - If You

SILK™

Recent comments

ARMANI

Shadel Thomas

London Anderson

Tasha Mac 5

Related tracks