Babyface & Teddy Riley Finally Give Us The Battle We’ve Been Waiting For!

Michelle Obama, 56, loves her music! The Becoming author was living for Erykah Badu and Jill Scott‘s throwback themed Instagram Live battle, and couldn’t resist requesting one of her favorite songs in the comments. “Erykah…there are so many,” she began her comment, responding to the ladies’ question about songs the 725K tuned-in fans may want to hear.

After living in the White House for eight years former First Lady Michelle Obama is revealing a new side of herself in her Netflix documentary Becoming, based on her memoir of the same name. Upon entering the White House in 2008, Obama, 56, had some changes she wanted to make, especially on behalf of her young daughters, Malia, 21, and Sasha, 18, who were no more than 10 and seven years old when they entered the 1600 Penn address.

Teddy Riley is elaborating on his Instagram Live battle with Babyface.

'It's always a good time' is definitely a myth now as we're undergoing a major crisis with the entire globe being affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Especially for students, who have to rely on online classes, are facing difficulties in trying to cope amidst the harsh reality that's staring right at us. Michelle Obama decided to rectify that in her own way as she partnered with YouTube, through her Higher Initiative, to host a special virtual graduation ceremony, Dear Class of 2020.

With graduations around the world canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic, high school seniors were finally given some good news when it was announced that Barack and Michelle Obama will be headlining YouTube's virtual Dear Class of 2020 event on Saturday, June 6. The former president and first lady are celebrating graduating students with commencement speeches, as well as sending a joint message.

 Michelle Obama  often praises her and Barack Obama’s daughters, now it’s their time. In the former FLOTUS’ upcoming Netflix documentary special, Becoming,  Malia  and  Sasha Obama  open up about their mother. In the trailer, Michelle reflects on having daughters in college telling the cameras “Barack and I are empty nesters, and that has been exhilarating to watch two little beings you were in charge of grow up.”

By Jeff Vasishta

By Jeff Vasishta

TSR Staff: La’Janeé @_lajanee_ _________________________________ #Babyface and #TeddyRiley officially increased streaming numbers for 90’s R&B music with their most epic live IG battle, hosted by @verzuztv. _________________________________ According to @billboard, their 49 combined songs saw a dramatic increase with online streaming.

Babyface and Teddy Riley’s #Verzuz battle on Monday night (April 20) via Instagram live yielded some significant streaming gains for the 49 tracks that encompassed the long-awaited showdown.From initial reports to Nielsen Music/MRC Data, the 49 titles collectively registered 3 million on-demand audio streams in the U.S. on April 21, the day following the late-night session, compared with a cumulative 1.4 million haul on the 20th, a day-over-day surge of 115%.

On Monday night (Apr. 20), legendary R&B writer, producer and performer Teddy Riley engaged in the most-watched (and also most-delayed) Instagram Live battle yet put on by the Verzuz team of Swizz Beatz and Timbaland -- facing off with fellow decades-spanning great Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds.

"He was really mad about it"

By Jeff Vasishta

On Monday night (April 20), Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds and Teddy Riley finally faced off in their long-awaited (and twice-postponed) Verzuz battle on Instagram Live. And now that the clash of the '90s R&B titans is complete, Billboard wants to know: which Verzuz showdown has been your favorite so far?

The Lambily is so kind to Mariah Carey. And during this COVID-19 pandemic lockdown they are surely wearing out their speakers listening to all of MC's music as they shelter at home. But after you've spun "We Belong Together" and "Breakdown" a million times what else can you do? If you're a super-dedicated Lamb you can tak

Two legendary producers go at it and everyone wins.

It wasn’t the Saturday night jam it was supposed to be.