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Remembering the 90’s music review.

HYWI? – Teyona Taylor featuring King Combs

A sample of the late 90’s famous Badd Boy hit “What you want” by Mase feating Total from the Harlem world Album.

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Of course when the song comes on you kinda already expect it to be a hit, because sampled by the talented Teyona Taylor and King Combs the talented son of original song writer Sean “Diddy” Combs.

The pair makes a talented “Duo” and the artwork pretty much says it all before the song comes on. Both artist are explicit with their lyrics, being sure to let us know that they are not kids.

It’s a song that explains Teyana sexual expertise and she makes several references to what she will, can, and, want to do. Her biggest question is “What’s the quickest way to turn you on”? Based on what the artist is saying in the song, there will most likely be NO DULL moments with this interaction.

Now let’s talk about KING…. Pretty much a physical protégé of his Dad, look and sound just like this man. It’s like Diddy2.0, with so much musical success that’s gotta literally be some hard shoes to fill. It’s working tho. How old is this Man again, cause he said “Yea I’m young but I’m old enough, I’m stand in the pussy have you folding up”.  Christian what did you say?? Lol He’s making a grand entrance into entertainment taking a stance like a symbol. He’s a lover boy, and I’m learning to take him serious too, because the media has never displayed the playful side of him. He’s been groomed that way, but I like it….

The sample instrumental flows throughout the entire song just speeding the tempo up just a little. Teyana starts off with the same words as the original repeating “Tell me what you want” multiple times before the lyrics began. All the way down to Kings rhyming style and accent, and Teyana’s rendition of Totals tone. I’m here for it because it doesn’t divert far from the original.

               The song is sexy, and we all know I’m all for something Grown and sexy that I can sing and dance too. The song shows their maturity and its a different lane compared to the music that out these days. With it being a sample you might not even mind the kids singing it………… I lied it’s not those kind of lyrics. Yea you might not even want ya teenage daughters listening to it with all this appeal King putting down. Overall I like it, I really do. I’d actually like to see a few more songs come from the two because they make a good collaboration. You can hear this song and more on the PLAYLIST dropping today entitled “Ode to the 90s”. Subscribe to SpreadLoveGoodMusic on Apple music.