Billboard of The 90s

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In the 90s, rap music was poetic. It was an artist's words over the music. It was primarily supposed to showcase the artist's writing talent rather than the beat or melody. It was used to relay a message.

Teen Pop also became very popular. It was like a happy fun type of music. Combining new rhythms and melodies to form popularity.

R&B:Combined a series of smooth beats, suductive lyrics and emotion. It put you in the place of wanting to be in love, or wanting to cry. It created a relationship between listener and singer.

Historical Meaning: Music became a major outlet for people in the 90's. Whether they were rapping about poilitians, singing about problems with their girlfriends, or just trying to have fun with friends, the music of the ninties literally became the most vocal era. People no longer held back on what was true in their hearts, they instead shared them with the world.

Literal meaning: Almost all music has some kind of lyric. Lyric is a form of writing that allows people to express themselves freely. It acts as poetry over music, storytelling, and it relates with the listener. Rap music provided an outlet to publish writings publically. This made people want to write more, produce more, and let their voice be heard.

Top 25 songs Between 1990-1995

1. One Sweet Day- Mariah Carey & Boyz II Men

2. I'll Make Love To You-Boyz II Men

3. I Will Always Love You-Whitney Houston

4. End of the Road-Boyz II Men

5. I Swear-All-4-One

6. Fantasy-Mariah Carey

7. Dreamlover-Mariah Carey

8. That's The Way Love Goes-Janet Jackson

9. Jump-Kris Kross

10. Waterfalls-TLC

11. Take A Bow-Madonna

12. Can't Help Falling In Love-UB40

13. This Is How We Do It-Montell Jordan

14. Informer-Snow

15. (Everything I Do) I Do It For You-Bryan Adams

16. Black Or White-Michael Jackson

17. The Sign-Ace Of Base

18. On Bended Knee-Boyz II Men

19. Baby Got Back-Sir Mix-A-Lot

20. I'd Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That- Meat Loaf

21. Save The Best For Last-Vanessa Williams

22. Have You Ever Really Loved A Woman?-Bryan Adams

23. Rush, Rush-Paula Abdul

24. Creep-TLC

25. The Power Of Love-Celine Dion

Rap Artists
*Jay Z *Tupac *Notorious BIG *KRS-1 *Cash Money Millionaires *Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre *NWA *Easy E *Salt and Pepper*Kris Kross*Sir Mixa Lot*P.Diddy*Bobby Brown*Bone Thugs in Harmony*Funkmaster Flex*Coolio*De La Soul*DJ Jazzy Jeff and Fresh Prince*Grandmaster Flash and Melle Mel*Ice Cube*Lil Kim*Foxy Brown*AMIL*Public Enemy*Run DMC*The Sugar Hill Gang*Camron*Trick Daddy*Warren G*MC Hammer*Vanilla Ice*Mystical*Ja Rule*LL Cool J*Wu Tang Clan

R&B Artists
*Whitney Houston *Mariah Carey *Aaliyah *TLC*Missy Elliot *Brandy*Monica *New Edition *Shai*LSG*Janet Jackson*Boyz II Men*Montell Jordan*Michael Jackson*Vanessa Williams*Tracy Chapman*Paula Abdul*Celine Dion*Mary J Blige*Lauryn Hill*Erykah Badu*SVW*Jill Scott*EnVogue*Sade*Anita Baker*Toni Braxton*Destiny's Child*Jodeci*Immature*R.Kelly*Public Annoucement*Silk*Mya*Jagged Edge*112

Pop Artists
*Britney Spears *Ricky Martin*Backstreet Boys *Nsync *Madonna *Christina Aguilera *Jessica Simpson*Mandy Moore*Bryan Adams*Hansen*Amy Grant*Hootie and the Blowfish*Blink 182*Cher*Duran Duran*Fiona Apple*Dave Matthew's Band*George Michael*O-Town*98 Degrees*Sara Mclachlan*Green Day*Shania Twain*Sugar Ray*Red Hot Chilli Peppers*Lou Bega*Alannis Morrisette*U2*LFO*Aqua



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