Paul O'Neill: Let me tell you a story about a baseball team Let me be your tour guide through everything that makes Reds Hot so wonderful. That's why I watched the video fifteen times last night. It's difficult to take it all in the first time you see it. However, there is so much going on in these 4 minutes and 46 seconds that it's worthy of a a little more of our time. The first obviously being, "How does something like this happen?" I have a lot of questions about this video. Without further ado, I give you "Reds Hot."
The documentary also reminds viewers that on their way to a championship, the Reds performed a musical tribute befitting of such a dominant team. The movie tells the story of the eccentric back end of the Reds bullpen that helped carry them to the 1990 World Series. You're not familiar with this song? I had forgotten all about it until MLB Network re-aired their " Nasty Boys" documentary over the weekend. For dear readers, 1990 was also the fateful year that gave us "Reds Hot" by B-Lark and the Homeboys. However, there is one song that has been too easily forgotten from the musical landscape of that year. Later that summer, MC Hammer "hammer danced" his way into our hearts with "U Can't Touch This." Artists like Mariah Carey, Janet Jackson, and Keith Sweat were all making their presence known.
Bell Biv DeVoe's "Poison" made its way up the charts in May. You will NEVER, ever get the credit you deserve.The year 1990 was a pretty magical time for R&B/Hip-Hop.
And Ricky, that voice, dude it was A CORNERSTONE of that era. Man, y’all are so much more than just ‘Poison.’ The way y’all transitioned into New Jack with New Edition Heartbreak and then, BOOM, B.B.D. I was like 8 when it came out and when I heard it recently, I went OFF! I knew the words and remembered the WHOLE ending (including all those notes). Love to see old school resurface, definitely what we need right now,” wrote one enthusiast in the video comments.Īnother fan gushed, “Ricky! Dude, I literally have been binge listening to B.B.D., plus New Edition for the last three weeks now. In a YouTube video on Bell Biv DeVoe’s official channel, Bell partnered with two backup dancers to showcase his skills, “quarantine style.” The video titled, “Ricky Bell Shows Us How the ‘Poison’ Dance is Done!” has gone over well with fans. Most recently, Bell revisited the classic “Poison” dance moves that he and his partners made famous through music videos and concerts. RELATED: Which New Edition Group Member Has the Highest Net Worth?
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