Starting things off our millennial experienced some Christmas commercialism over the weekend and its just not sitting right in his spirit.

Even though they want generational defining songs Gen Z is already tired of "Not Like Us" even though the song appears to have a long life ahead of it. The generations close out black music month around how some artist fanbases seem to be complaining about their favs not achieving the success they feel is due with their releases.

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MJ... Michael Joseph Jackson... there has not been, nor is there, nor will there every be another on his level... (at least thats what our resident millennial believes)

The generations come together to discuss a true GOAT and the conversation doesn't exactly go the way you would think...

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NPR Music is celebrating Black Music Month with an array of brand new Tiny Desk concerts. Together, these artists represent the past, present and future of Black music. This month of carefully curated shows is a celebration of Black artists expressing themselves in ways we've never seen before, and of the Tiny Desk's unique way of showcasing that talent.

Ashley Pointer | June 14, 2023
It's practically a sin to not have Durrell "Tank" Babbs on your spiciest playlist — he's penned some of the steamiest records in R&B. If you've been following our Black Music Month takeover, it's likely you spotted Tank accompanying Babyface, the love maestro himself, on background vocals. In his own concert, the veteran crooner and R&B scholar performed a 14-song medley of passionate love songs and bedroom bops from across his 23 years-long career in music, and turned the Tiny Desk into "the big, nasty Desk."

This doesn't happen without warning: "Some of these songs make you wanna make up. Some of these songs make you wanna breakup and some of these songs make you want to participate in various sexual activities," Tank declared before traversing his catalog. Backed by the phenomenal Florida-based MVP Band, along with a trio of famed background vocalists — singer-songwriter-actor Luke James, singer Brooke Valentine and songwriter/producer Lonny Bereal — we got a taste of the songs that not only established Tank as a pillar in R&B, but hits he wrote and produced for other notable artists such as Jamie Foxx, Omarion, Marques Houston and LeToya Luckett.

Full of buttery smooth runs and yearning melodies (along with the occasional, witty HR joke), Tank's Tiny Desk concert is a stellar display of how powerful the allure of R&B can be, and perhaps a masterclass for any youngin' learning how to woo.

SET LIST
"Slowly"
"Coldest"
"Do What It Do"
"O"
"Naked"
"Regret"
"When We"
"Dirty"
"Can't Let It Show"
"Slow"
"See Through Love"
"Maybe I Deserve"
"I Deserve"
"Please Don't Go"

MUSICIANS
Tank: vocals
Lonny Bereal: vocals
Brooke Valentine: vocals
Luke James: vocals
La'Chaz Holloway: guitar
Alex Hill: keys
Jevon Hill: keys, vocals
Arthur Jones: bass
Jimmy Hill: drums

TINY DESK TEAM
Producer: Bobby Carter
Director: Joshua Bryant
Audio Engineer: Neil Tevault
Creative Director: Bob Boilen
Editor: Maia Stern
Videographers: Joshua Bryant, Maia Stern, Sofia Seidel, Kara Frame
Audio Assistant: Hannah Gluvna
Production Assistant: Ashley Pointer
Photographer: Elizabeth Gillis
Tiny Desk Team: Suraya Mohamed, Josh Rogosin, Hazel Cills
VP, Visuals and Music: Keith Jenkins
Senior VP, Programming: Anya Grundmann

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Essence Festival 2023: Preview of the Experiences

They also organize music and arts festivals in Brooklyn. Miami. Bahia. Brazil and other cities. This years authors include Sierra Tribble. Clarence Haynes. Debra Lee. Van Garret. Derrick Young and Kim Johnson.

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Serena Williams Welcomes Baby No. 2

His attorney also waived his formal arraignment in a gang-related racketeering case he was indicted in last month.

Jeezy breaks his silence on his divorce from Jeannie Mai in a new statement to ET. The rapper, who filed for divorce from the TV host on Sep. 14, explains that his decision 'was not made impulsively.' Jeezy and Jeannie share a daughter, 1-year-old Monaco.

Jessica Burbank and Robby Soave react to polling that reveals Kamala Harris is shrinking Donald Trump's lead in the 2024 presidential election. #presidentialpolling #polling

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