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No Craig David's 7 days
No West Life, "I lay my love on you"

Your list isn't complete my brother

Adakintroy:
Everytime love love. At theame time people de say love don't exist.

E dae exist for America

Usher I need a girl was lit too

Beverlyjean:
Black music has really gone down....just look at the trash songs they release these days ...for the past years , they have been releasing trash ... its no more mary J blige, Ashanti or Maria Carey...its now Megan the stallion , Cardi B and the Ice woman ... bunch of craps

Those cadi B you mentioned are rap, marry j still drop, norel Jons, Christ brown have some love songs too, TANK, Keith sweat, Al green, usher etc

Ja rule dominated this category......

50 cent 21 Question, Best friend feat. Olivia

ericmor:


Those cadi B you mentioned are rap, marry j still drop, norel Jons, Christ brown have some love songs too, TANK, Keith sweat, Al green, usher etc

U don't get it ... Mary j and her likes with their genre of songs were the top notch... but now , they have fallen way behind.... female rap music wasn't topping back then ... all those foxy brown , lil Kim, Eve were not the toppers back then ....

DoctorAyukebot:
The will never be an era like the 90's and early 2000's in R&B and music in general. Back to back hits were the norm with strategic rhymes and beats to match..It was a magical moment in Western urban music..

In addition to your list,

Craig David's album Born to do it, spunning tracks like I am walking away,Seven Days, Fill Me in was a hit of it's own class amongst Africans

50 Cent, In Da Club took Hip hop to a different level

Beyonce after a successful pompous carrier as the head of the Destiny's Child paired up with Jay Z to bring to air Bonny and Clyde and a host of other hits

Shaggy's wasn't me brought other Jamaicans that forever defined dancehall with greats like Kevin Little, Wayne Wonder, Rupee, and Sean Paul etc..

Rihanna's master stroke Umbrella ft Jay Z, brought another star to behold..

R.Kelly after a successful 90's carried the momentum to the 2000's with his critical acclaim TP2.com album of salacious hits. Fiesta Remix was the bomb. Ignition, Chocolate factory, Trapped in the closet, You saved me, Happy People..

If you grew up as an African teenager and didn't know Joe Thomas then you weren't on planet earth

Akon brought his own style in the mid half of the 2000's featuring with almost every A list artist

Sisqo after a successful career with the group Dru Hill unleashed the dragon in 2000 with a tinted hair and style to match

Timbaland, Timberlake, Missy Elliot, Katy Perry, Nelly Furtado, Black Eyed Peas...It's a never ending list of good music..We should talk about the 90's sometime so greats like Keith Sweat can be celebrated too..

where's Awilo

This list Is a bit off
First of ride with me is not a hip hop romantic song
The lyrics alone should tell you
2nd most of those songs are not hip hop songs they are rnb
Finally some dude said something about shaggy bringing out other Jamaican artists to the forefront
Sorry but that is false

amstamon:

I too know no go kii you.
OP said 10 hip hop romantic songs, you dey mention dialo by wiclef.
Oya put your hand on your forehead and repeat after me, my fada my fada, deliver me from condescending I too know.
Amen 🙏

Lol. May be na another dialo and not the wyclef own.

Helinus come and tell us your favourite

Lol omo around 2000's i use to sleep with radio on at night, 4 midnight dem go start play old skul blues omo, then daytime when my senior bro listen to hiphop me go , lol me and am na music head lol, i so loved music during sec school i learnt to dj omo hahaha good music choke then, till date even with my kinda job i get turntable for my house, somedays after work stress i go just enter room dy mix songs jare, na introvert i be, i no kill person.

You didn't add Westlife songs like

1. Bop bop baby
2. My love
3. I lay my love on you
4. Uptown girls
5. Unbreakable, etc

CalabarPikin:
Me and song book that year..


Funny how girls fall for guys that score songs even with wrong lyrics in those days, now it's money or nothing

Time and chance happen to them all.
It's true that the earth is round and not flat, everything's moving at a speed of light, and it's either you catch up or you're left behind....
Now it's money or nothing, maybe in the future it will be big gbola or nothing.

DoctorAyukebot:
The will never be an era like the 90's and early 2000's in R&B and music in general. Back to back hits were the norm with strategic rhymes and beats to match..It was a magical moment in Western urban music..

In addition to your list,

Craig David's album Born to do it, spunning tracks like I am walking away,Seven Days, Fill Me in was a hit of it's own class amongst Africans

50 Cent, In Da Club took Hip hop to a different level

Beyonce after a successful pompous carrier as the head of the Destiny's Child paired up with Jay Z to bring to air Bonny and Clyde and a host of other hits

Shaggy's wasn't me brought other Jamaicans that forever defined dancehall with greats like Kevin Little, Wayne Wonder, Rupee, and Sean Paul etc..

Rihanna's master stroke Umbrella ft Jay Z, brought another star to behold..

R.Kelly after a successful 90's carried the momentum to the 2000's with his critical acclaim TP2.com album of salacious hits. Fiesta Remix was the bomb. Ignition, Chocolate factory, Trapped in the closet, You saved me, Happy People..

If you grew up as an African teenager and didn't know Joe Thomas then you weren't on planet earth

Akon brought his own style in the mid half of the 2000's featuring with almost every A list artist

Sisqo after a successful career with the group Dru Hill unleashed the dragon in 2000 with a tinted hair and style to match

Timbaland, Timberlake, Missy Elliot, Katy Perry, Nelly Furtado, Black Eyed Peas...It's a never ending list of good music..We should talk about the 90's sometime so greats like Keith Sweat can be celebrated too..

Bobby valentino- Give me a chance, tell me, slow down etc. Usher u don't have to call, confession, burn . Paul play, Trey songs- I need a girl. Say aaah.

I will say I'm lucky to be born in that era . This present generation won't understand what we listened to compare to what they have now

Beverlyjean:



U don't get it ... Mary j and her likes with their genre of songs were the top notch... but now , they have fallen way behind.... female rap music wasn't topping back then ... all those foxy brown , lil Kim, Eve were not the toppers back then ....

If I can still , Mary J still got Grammy in recent time and got some awards too, Mary j is still balling despite been an old skull. Nigerians listen to more of Nigerian music now unlike those days when we listen to more american songs likr them boys 2 men and mj and backstreet boys them

Toeyean1507:
You didn't add Westlife songs like

1. Bop bop baby
2. My love
3. I lay my love on you
4. Uptown girls
5. Unbreakable, etc

Yeah. That group was a hit. Love songs everywhere..it is still evergreen

LZAA:
This list Is a bit off
First of ride with me is not a hip hop romantic song
The lyrics alone should tell you
2nd most of those songs are not hip hop songs they are rnb
Finally some dude said something about shaggy bringing out other Jamaican artists to the forefront
Sorry but that is false

Yes, shaggy also paved way for some of those Jamaican artist

50 cent 21 Questions. Bobby Valentino, My Angel. Omarion, Touch. Jagged Edge Heaven. Mariah Carey, Say something. Ciara ft Bow Wow, no one like you. Real lovely memories.

ericmor:


If I can still , Mary J still got Grammy in recent time and got some awards too, Mary j is still balling despite been an old skull. Nigerians listen to more of Nigerian music now unlike those days when we listen to more american songs likr them boys 2 men and mj and backstreet boys them

I understand that we listen to more of Naija songs these days...but even on social media , only these new type if rap artiste are promoted ....all due to Gen z ... they prefer that style

Please add if love is a crime to your list

Girls still deym
cover nyash and bwes that year

Remove that Sean Kingston and add Eve – Gangsta Lovin feat Alicia Keys

aieromon:
Substitute Nelly's Ride with me with Dilemma


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WYHDfJDPDc?si=N4eYydytXYW96ThS

Correct Guy...on point

Chazzyboy:
where's Awilo

Yes where's Logomba

Rapmoney:
Back then, romance was a different thing entirely (90s to early 2000s). After this era, things changed drastically in our social life. Then, relationship was characterized by style and doings. Today, everything centres around money, sex and material things. Females of this generation want money while the males want sex. These are now the two pillars on which almost every relationship stands on.

Na these songs we take dey do romance that year. Don't forget that modern Nigerian pop music was not around then, in case you were born in the decade after 1999.

Let's go!

1. Bow Wow ft. Omarion - Let Me Hold You


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CX2Acz35XWY&pp=ygUXbGV0IG1lIGhvbGQgeW91IGJvdyB3b3c%3D

2. Smilez and South star - Tell Me


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_wwEglFUb4&pp=ygUcdGVsbCBtZSBzbWlsZXogYW5kIHNvdXRoc3Rhcg%3D%3D

3. Ja Rule ft. Ashanti - Mesmerize


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V96KbFIIU&pp=ygUTZmF0IGpvZSB3aGF0J3MgbG92ZQ%3D%3D

4. Nelly ft City Spud - Ride With Me


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtSDWq6HsJE&pp=ygURbmVsbHkgcmlkZSB3aXQgbWU%3D

5. Wyclef Jean ft Mary J. Blige - 911


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KiNRIR8tjFc&pp=ygUcOTExIHd5Y2xlZiBqZWFuIG1hcnkgaiBibGlnZQ%3D%3D

6. Mariah Carey - Touch My Body


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9b8erWuBA44&pp=ygUUdG91Y2ggbXkgYm9keSBtYXJpYWg%3D

7. Sean Kingston - Beautiful Girls


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MrTz5xjmso4&pp=ygUdc2VhbiBraW5nc3RvbiBiZWF1dGlmdWwgZ2lybHM%3D

8. Angie Martinez ft Wyclef Jean - Coast To Coast


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijvGoaUJfU4&pp=ygUdY2x1Y2sgY2x1Y2sgd3ljbGVmIGplYW4gdmlkZW8%3D

9. Busta Rhyme ft Mariah Carey - I Know What You Want


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDaNJW_jEBo&pp=ygUeYnVzdGEgcmh5bWVzIGFuZCBtYXJpYWggY2FyZXkg

10. Ja Rule ft. Ashanti - Always On Time


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tcDXJfAFVw&pp=ygUWYWx3YXlzIG9uIHRpbWUgamEgcnVsZQ%3D%3D

God bless you for this sweet memories.... Please don't stop.... Keep on posting them

Op how can you forget Nelly ft. Kelly Rowland - Dilemma

Most of the songs are on point but you see jarule Always on time and Nelly Dilemma, it was a great jamz.
This song was introduced to me by my neighbor then. HAVE YOU EVER by Brandy. Though not popular but the lyrics was something else.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xkj1An6Wnec&pp=ygUjSGF2ZSB5b3UgZXZlciBsb3ZlZCBzb21lb25lIHNvIGJhZCA%3D

Chazzyboy:
where's Awilo

He is in Longomba..Lol

Bros Dem di talk romantic songs you di talk zaiko..Lol

Beverlyjean:


I understand that we listen to more of Naija songs these days...but even on social media , only these new type if rap artiste are promoted ....all due to Gen z ... they prefer that style

Yes, you are correct but they have their own R&B singers too just that is the real girls and boys that listen to them in Nigeria here. You know we now have so many illiterate and crazy kids out here now. Yahoo money and the internet has made dem have access to express their stupidity also. That is why we now see so many crazy stupid things online now

Very good old days, that 2000s eras. When life was still virgin and decent, interesting, beautiful, loving and caring, fear of God. No madness, no kidnappers, no ritualists, no hookup, little or no social medias e.t.c

DoctorAyukebot:
The will never be an era like the 90's and early 2000's in R&B and music in general. Back to back hits were the norm with strategic rhymes and beats to match..It was a magical moment in Western urban music..

In addition to your list,

Craig David's album Born to do it, spunning tracks like I am walking away,Seven Days, Fill Me in was a hit of it's own class amongst Africans

50 Cent, In Da Club took Hip hop to a different level

Beyonce after a successful pompous carrier as the head of the Destiny's Child paired up with Jay Z to bring to air Bonny and Clyde and a host of other hits

Shaggy's wasn't me brought other Jamaicans that forever defined dancehall with greats like Kevin Little, Wayne Wonder, Rupee, and Sean Paul etc..

Rihanna's master stroke Umbrella ft Jay Z, brought another star to behold..

R.Kelly after a successful 90's carried the momentum to the 2000's with his critical acclaim TP2.com album of salacious hits. Fiesta Remix was the bomb. Ignition, Chocolate factory, Trapped in the closet, You saved me, Happy People..

If you grew up as an African teenager and didn't know Joe Thomas then you weren't on planet earth

Akon brought his own style in the mid half of the 2000's featuring with almost every A list artist

Sisqo after a successful career with the group Dru Hill unleashed the dragon in 2000 with a tinted hair and style to match

Timbaland, Timberlake, Missy Elliot, Katy Perry, Nelly Furtado, Black Eyed Peas...It's a never ending list of good music..We should talk about the 90's sometime so greats like Keith Sweat can be celebrated too..

genZ wont understand a single line in your writeup.

I still feel music has left the planet...thank God for Afro-hiphop thats bringing the vibe in a little way they can, american music is dead..thanks to their woke, dreadlock gang crying on microphone in the name of singing...

once they lace their teeth with metals and dreadlock hair, they feel they know how to sing..

and you must now look ugly so people can believe you know how to sing a.k.a seyi vibez...

As for me, I stick to my old school songs, if u come visit me or you attend my party, thats what i play..if u don't like get out...

my car is loaded with rkelly, Joe, Puff daddy and mase...