9. Blackstreet featuring Dr. Dre and Queen Pen, No Diggity, 1996
This jam has been circulating ever since and was popularized more when Anna Kendrick did her rendition in the movie, Pitch Perfect. This actually served as a national anthem for my friends back in the day!
8. Mariah Carey, Krayzie Bone, Wish Bone – Breakdown
This single was released from her album, Butterfly. Â Introduced sometime 1998, this song makes me feel nostalgic, big time!
7. Ghost Town DJ’s – My Boo
This single was released around 1996 from the album, So So Def Bass All-Stars. This song is just one of my songs when I’m on a road trip! How about you?
6. Brandy and Monica, The Boy Is Mine
This song won the Grammy Award for Best R&B Performance by a Duo. Why? Watch the video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Va1Y6uAgNJY
5. Montell Jordan – This is How We Do It
Montell Jordan released this song around 1996 and was on top of the charts for quite some time.  Reese Witherspoon sang a clip of this song, too in the movie This Means War. And, I think she was cute, wasn’t she?
4. SWV – Right Here
First released in a cassette tape on September 1992, SWV’s Right Here, will always be “right here” in my heart and playlist. Â Two days after, they released the CD version and the rest was history.
3. No Scrubs – TLC
This famous American girl group was the epitome of the word: phenomenal. Â Even though, Left-Eye passed away due to a car accident, their fans (including me) remained loyal and supported them, all the way.
2. Are You That Somebody – Aaliyah
Another incredible talent, gone too soon. Â Aaliyah was well welcomed by the music industry because of her unique and meaningful songs. Â She was also a Grammy Award winner for Best R&B Vocal Performance. Released in 1998 and included in the soundtrack from the motion picture, Dr. Dolittle.
1. Weak, SWV
From the album released way back in 1992, this song is a legacy. Â Your playlist isn’t a playlist without this song!
How about we do this every week, yeah?
How about you? Â What’s your favorite #throwback tune? Share it below so I can include that on my next list of flashback or throwback tunes!
20 Alternative and R&B Songs of the 90s That We Really Miss
9. Blackstreet featuring Dr. Dre and Queen Pen, No Diggity, 1996
This jam has been circulating ever since and was popularized more when Anna Kendrick did her rendition in the movie, Pitch Perfect. This actually served as a national anthem for my friends back in the day!
8. Mariah Carey, Krayzie Bone, Wish Bone – Breakdown
This single was released from her album, Butterfly. Â Introduced sometime 1998, this song makes me feel nostalgic, big time!
7. Ghost Town DJ’s – My Boo
This single was released around 1996 from the album, So So Def Bass All-Stars. This song is just one of my songs when I’m on a road trip! How about you?
6. Brandy and Monica, The Boy Is Mine
This song won the Grammy Award for Best R&B Performance by a Duo. Why? Watch the video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Va1Y6uAgNJY
5. Montell Jordan – This is How We Do It
Montell Jordan released this song around 1996 and was on top of the charts for quite some time.  Reese Witherspoon sang a clip of this song, too in the movie This Means War. And, I think she was cute, wasn’t she?
4. SWV – Right Here
First released in a cassette tape on September 1992, SWV’s Right Here, will always be “right here” in my heart and playlist. Â Two days after, they released the CD version and the rest was history.
3. No Scrubs – TLC
This famous American girl group was the epitome of the word: phenomenal. Â Even though, Left-Eye passed away due to a car accident, their fans (including me) remained loyal and supported them, all the way.
2. Are You That Somebody – Aaliyah
Another incredible talent, gone too soon. Â Aaliyah was well welcomed by the music industry because of her unique and meaningful songs. Â She was also a Grammy Award winner for Best R&B Vocal Performance. Released in 1998 and included in the soundtrack from the motion picture, Dr. Dolittle.
1. Weak, SWV
From the album released way back in 1992, this song is a legacy. Â Your playlist isn’t a playlist without this song!
How about we do this every week, yeah?
How about you? Â What’s your favorite #throwback tune? Share it below so I can include that on my next list of flashback or throwback tunes!
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Millie is currently working as the Features Editor for WhenInManila.com. She loves to collaborate, organize workshops, photography, cook, and eat. When she’s not busy, she reads and travels with the family to discover beautiful places. She also believes that it is only when you get out of your comfort zone that you will truly realize who you are.