In a recent video posted by Clay Davis, R&B group Dru Hill announces their reunion and break-up on a Baltimore radio station to the shock and amazement (or amusement) of their fans.
Does anybody really care about Dru Hill? Really? Apparently they still have some fans, like Damarr who says "...I would really like to see them back together," but mostly people just thought the whole stunt was funny. Check how others feel like the whole scene was staged for publicity. "It seems kind of set-up to me. But Sisqo has always seemed so over-the-top to me anyway" says MissMoneyMaker.
Washed up R&B singers staging a fight to promote their "comeback"!?! WACK! Was all this foolishness necessary? Maybe; perhaps it's the only way to get people interested in a second-rate Jodeci knock-off at a time when nobody's selling records anyway.
So why can't people just move on? Recognize the past is the past and get on to something new. People are still asking about a Fugees reunion too but, why? When was the last time Wyclef made a hot song? Has anyone heard Lauryn Hill's new stuff? Do you even know if she's still "got it"? Anyone Hear from Pras lately?
When groups break-up, it's usually for a good reason: jealousy, disrespect, money issues, but they always plan to reunite. So when is enough, enough!? Should there be a time-limit on reunions, or are you still checkin' for that A Tribe Called Quest comeback? -Kapital One