What happened to 90's girl groups?

Girl groups and the 90s go together like LeBron James and a basketball court. But, why is it that 90s girl groups, or girl groups in general, don't stay together very long?

The group "702" gave us hits like 'Stee-Lo' and the early-Pharrell produced chart topper, 'I Still Love You...' but when Meelah Williams sat down with Ed Lover, she told him even though the group saw success, not everything that glitters is gold.

Check out our 5th episode of "C'Mon Son! The Podcast," our conversation with 90's R&B great, the lead singer of 702, Meelah Williams.

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In our first episode of "The Music Insiders Series," Ed Lover brings to the spotlight music-industry veteran Shanti Das.

2016 marks Shanti's 25th successful year in the business; Das was instrumental in developing innovative promotional campaigns for Outkast, Goodie Mob, Usher, TLC, Toni Braxton among others and currently, working alongside Young Jeezy in marketing plans to enhance the visibility of "Trap or Die 3."

Success is not often in-front of the camera. Shanti Das embodies the work ethic that pays off from being "behind the scenes," making those who are on-screen shine as bright as they can.

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"Aw!! The aroma of a playa is in the room! I got on about $900 worth of cologne..." - Jazze Pha

From bankruptcy, to admitting MC Breed helped him get on, to speaking on the iconic status of his father plus music-production accomplishments (don't forget my mans made the classic southern hit "Sho Nuff" with Tela), Jazze Pha delivers a raw and uncut interview on this week's episode of C'Mon Son! This near 45-minute interview was not enough time to even touch the surface of Jazze's accomplishments.

PART TWO COMING SOON!

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In light of the recent hospitalization of Kanye West, Ed Lover brings in mental health expert and psychologist, Dr. Alduan Tartt (known for his appearances on BET, CNN, HLN, Black Enterprise, Essence Magazine, etc.) to address why men, especially men of color, are afraid to talk about their feelings, solutions and the taboo topic of the "Kardashian Effect."

"Men! Owning up to your feelings is NOT a sign of insecurity nor weakness! We need to embrace how we feel and talk to someone instead of letting it build up and compartmentalize, or you're going to have a breakdown." - Ed Lover

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In the debut episode of "C'Mon Son!" The Podcast, Ed Lover gives his reasons for even starting a podcast, enticing listeners to question "Does Ed Lover even really f*** with this podcast sh**?"

Ed also takes a dive into politics, from why he wishes he didn't vote in the 2016 election, to why Michelle Obama should be the next POTUS...mainly so he can get invited to the White House and sip Hennessy and eat chicken wings with bou-jee Black people.

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