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Question Of The Week #10: "Playa - Never Too Late" Got Something From?

We can't talk about Playa without mention Jodeci, i'm speaking for myself as a Jodeci follower first, but i think everybody should feel the same about if you love Playa, you also love Jodeci.
We can still hear some of Jodeci in Playa, they learnt a lot from them, especially from DeVante for Static.
Ok we all know about that song, but there is something that i never really noticed on that track, there's a part in "Never Too Late" that comes from a Jodeci song, so i wanna put y'all to work, & find out wich Jodeci song i'm talkin about, we'll see who the real Da Bassment lovers are!

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  1. on the bridge part where they say "shake it shake it", comes from JoJo singing "tasty tasty" from the 2nd verse of "Let's Do it All"

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  2. But on that same part in "Never Too Late", Static mirrors the 'tasty tasty' part and expands on it in his own way as well...

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  3. "Tasty tasty tasty tasy" You right, & Static sings it almost the way JoJo did.
    Both songs are my preferate from those artist, & i never noticed that til "Stingy Boy' told me, what a shame for me lol

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  4. Playa sang for Jodeci.When one of the jodeci members didn't show up to the studio they sang the part sounding like JoJo or K-ci(as told to me by one of the Playa members). Remember Jodeci wasn't just a group of 4 singers it was a whole collective of artists . Thats why it was called Diary of A Mad Band

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  5. I think I should get a prize *cough* Suppertime *cough* Feddy Side *cough* lol

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