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Sid Standors - Summer Too Hot (official)

Then after... “I wanna bring out somebody to help me for this next one. I wrote this with my very good friend and I think you should hear it how it was meant to be heard... y’all ready?” The crowd cheers, but they weren’t truly ready for the next special guest. 'Come Together’ begins as Tahj Drake is raised from below. He swaggers his way towards Tyler with his shades on but behind them, his eyes are locked in on her with a smile. He begins his verse singing it exactly how he originally did in the production stage of this track. He takes her hand as the two dance together in a playful way. Knowing the eyes of her family and thousands of fans were near, she kept it cute and appropriate, but the electricity the two felt between one another was undeniable to just them. Tahj wasn’t a dancer performer, but he vibed all the way out to the track. As the song ended, Tyler led him back to the toaster. They finished out their duet with beautiful harmonies as they were lowered below. The next act of the show was coming.

Act 4 begins with another costume change. The slower ballads of ‘Electric’ and ‘God Is A Woman’ are done in a medley, this time swapping out the sexy bed routine from her first tour to a more performative piece recreating the last supper. Once again, the lights go low and Tyler makes her final costume change for the finale. Upon returning to the stage, ‘Positions’ is performed almost exactly how it was performed at her Grammy’s performance with a little more razzle dazzle. “Side To Side’ and ‘7 Rings’ come next. “I love y’all so much.. Thank you for going through this journey with me...” Tyler speaks. “This is my first ever stadium tour and I wouldn’t be here if it weren’t for your dedication and .. man... I’m just so humbled.” she emotionally speaks while holding her chest. It seemed like the entire field was lit up by just the lights from the thousands of phones. “Your love is bright as ever... even in the shadows.. so baby kiss me.. before they turn the lights, before they turn the lights out, ooh baby love me lights out!” Tyler sings ‘XO’ with crowd participation. It’s a short version and she waves to all her fans and even shakes hands with a few as the end of the song plays. It ends and Tyler is beginning to walk off stage but the loud cheers of the crowd stop her. She looks out over the sea of phones, faces, and fan made signs. “I was gonna go.. but I don’t think y’all ready yet..” she says. “Can I do one more?!” she screams into her mic then holds it towards the crowd. They respond and she smiles, “Let’s go!” The intro words to ‘Sorry Not Sorry’ start. Tyler and her dancers have a more laxed choreo to the chart topping song and look more like friends dancing together at some parts of the song. At the end, Tyler introduces her dancers and the entire band. She gives another thank you to tonight’s special guests Sidney, Tahj Drake, Rubi Rose, and KC. She thanks everyone in attendance and wishes them a goodnight before heading to the toaster. The music is still playing as she waves and blows kisses and is lowered down below the stage again. The band continues to play for a minute or so longer before the show finally comes to a complete end. THAT’S ALL FOLKS! 

(There are performance version of some songs if you wanna watch those. Or not.. it’s up to you.)

The stage went dark as the the radio transmission sounds of “Pussy Fairy” started. She nodded as the actual record played and she did not sing along. I can’t wait till you come over. I’m not sober so, you know, how it’s bout to go. Cause I like to fuck when I’m drunk. I like to suck when I’m drunk. Come on my baby what’s up? I need you to hurry up. I can’t wait, I can’t wait. Pussy fairy’s on the way. The band started the actual music right after that and she smiled as she started one of her most famous songs. “I know you love fucking me…” she sang as the crowd belted along with her. She sang the entire verse letting the crowd accompany her as backup. The dancers sat back for this one and she just vibed with the audience as they had an interactive singing experience for the entire song. As the song ended, the band mixed to Officially Misguided’s “I Like That.” Tierra loved to perform this song and while it was a great song, the group didn’t vote for it so this was the first time it would be performed and it would sound no different from the record as the only one singing on that record was her. “Sometimes a mystery, sometimes I’m free. Depending on my mood or my attitude.” She sang with more of a personable smile than the first half of her set. The dancers behind her moved in a montage of poses versus an actual routine as she sang. She sang very happily and passionately as this was a song she could always resonate with. She would go on to perform the entire song as the stadium lit up with lights that matched their white outfits as well as the upbeat song. “I don’t really give a fuck if I was the only one who likes that..” The swing from earlier reappeared and as the singers went back into their shoo-wops, sans music, and instead of what would be the normal interlude rap, she did her shoutouts to the dancers, the orchestra, and the backup singers as the swing rose back to the ceiling. “I’m Tierra Stevenson..” and she finished the rap as it ends in the song. “And even back then with those tears in my eyes, I knew I was the shit.” She finished the song into the handheld mic as the swing completely went back into the ceiling portion. The band played out a little more before ending and the interim music started again.

They slowly and effortlessly transitioned into a live rendition of Usher’s “You Make Me Wanna.” The audience murmured recognizing the song but not being able to key in on what it was just yet. As the “ah-ha” moment went off for them, Tierra reappeared walking in with her loyal group of ten behind her all in white now compared to their dark outfits at first. She took her mic, also white, and started still on the Usher beat. “I should have known better…” she crooned starting her song “Come Thru” which shuffles the sample up only a little bit so singing on the original music composition would be no problem. “Can’t even pretend like I don’t want it again.” She sang and as the beat dropped for her version of the song, the dancers went into a simple routine. As the hook came, Tierra let go of the mic and joined them in the routine. “You make me wanna come through, quarter after two, just to put it down on you. You make me wanna replay all the things that you and me, we do. Look at what you make me wanna do. I’ll drop all my niggas for you…” she sang and danced at the same time. Usher would come out in select cities but for those that he didn’t, she would pay homage by letting his verse play and would vibe out into the choreography. Those cities would miss the treat of them singing together but that would be okay. At the end of the second chorus, the song goes directly into Usher’s version playing the chorus where she would come to the forefront and do some of his choreography from the original music video. The crowd always loved that part. As the song faded. She reproached the mic. “So now there’s someone new… or someone old.” She said.

She continued singing with the same energy as if it was the same song. “Yet another… early morning..” While the song was indeed a breakup announcement, the smooth piano melody brought joy to Tierra whether she was listening to it or singing it. Since the microphone was in the stand, she went through the first verse using her hands to put emphasis on her words. “See I know you see me calling and calling. I should crack you right in your forehead. Let me take a breath and regain my composure. Told you one more time, if you f’d up, it’s over.” As the chorus came in, the back up “shoo-doos” intensified again from the live band that was a decent amount of space from Tierra on the stage. She had a smirk on her face as she belted out the chorus’s lead part. “It’s a wrap for you baby. It’s a wrap for you boy! Awww baby!” She harmonized with the background singers for a freestyle session as the band played but they slowly faded out before the second verse. “And… you know what comes after the separation?” She said into the microphone. Her song “Waves” started. The group of dancers behind her started a very lyric-appeasing routine as she stood in front and continued to sing. “I’d rather let the liquor sink in, than the thoughts of you that I should not be thinking. When I’m with someone else, it’s feeling like I’m cheating.” She continued to sing passionately as the dancers moved behind her. Although the song was already deep and passionate, the live band playing really intensified. “You come in waaaaaaves, waaaaaves, wa-a-aa-ves.” As the chorus started, the dancers emulated her vibrating note through dancing with their arms. A true visual to see with the dancers. “I keep on going through the motions but we ended long ago, I should be numb to these emotions.” She sang the entire second verse and the dancers did their thing up until her featured verse. The dancers masked her exit from the stage as the continued to dance as the lights found them perfectly matching the flow of the song. The dancers too danced off the stage as the band continued to play.

The stadium had been back to back songs in the interim from Rubi’s performance until the next. Then… it got quiet and dark. It stayed that way for a murmuring three minutes before the intro to Tierra’s first solo album and the first hit after her less than recent public scandal started. The intro played a full time with no real action. On the second loop, a group of dancers walked in holding what appeared to be lit candles. They walked in a big group in a straight line and came to the middle of the stage and put the candles down in a circle. After the loop ended the third time, they kneeled to the floor and blew out the candles unanimously. There was a silence in the darkness before Forgive Me started blasting now as a live band appeared at the back or the stage. Tierra started to come from the ceiling in a round swing similar to the one seen in the “Forgive Me” music video. Behind her on a screen just had the marquee of the word “Phases” identical to the one from her album. The swing steadily lowered as she sang the verse. “Moving too fast now you caught in the middle, try so hard to keep up now you single. Betting you regret what you did just a little. Baby what you think this is? Why you wanna plead the fifth? You ain’t gotta tell me what it is cause I saw the messages. You must got me fucked up. You must got me fucked up. I think I had enough…” As the chorus started, she was low enough to come off the swing completely. “So forgive me, forgive me. I been going too hard in your city, so forgive me cause I’m not teary. Best believe I move onto better things. Oh you lie… oh you lie.. give me back, all my time. So forgive me, no not really, best believe I move onto better things.” After the hook, the dancers got up together as the song went straight into the bridge. They lined up in a straight line leaving room for Tierra in the middle. They did a slow dance but walking routine as she sang, joining in the routine. “Goodbye! You stay wasting time…” Her accessories shined in the single lights that shined both in front and behind her, continuing to dance as she sang. Where the song would usually fade it, it continued an extended mix of the music. She stepped out in front of the group to a microphone that had came up in the middle of their routine hidden from the audience as they focused on the dance. She came to the mic. “And you know what comes after the lie?” She said into the mic looking out into the crowd. They screamed excitedly anticipating the next song. The slow melody from Officially Misguided’s “GTFO” started to play. She sang and helped write this song in her early 20s at a different part of her life. She had no idea it would come into play years later. “How bout you…” she sang calmly into the mic. The fans screamed excited at her first solo performance of the song. “You took my love for granted. You left me lost and disenchanted. Bulldozed my heart as if you planned it…” she continued to sing the ballad into the mic looking warmly at the packed stadium. “I need y’all help on this part.” She said with a small smile and sang the hook with the help of the audience. “How bout you get the fuck out…” she got quiet after the second one looking into the crowd as the finished the rest of the chorus for her not missing a beat. She chuckled as the song faded out. Instead of going to the second verse, it seamlessly transitioned into another Officially Misguided song, “It’s A Wrap.”

The DJ played a quick snippet of her hit “Bickenhead,” identical to the length of passing a radio station. She looked back, arms folded. “Not that one.” He shook his head and played a snippet of “Tap In.” The dancers on stage immediately went into a twerk routine as did audience members. Rubi watched for a minute and shook her head. “Nah DJ, not that one either!” “Ohhhhh!” He said. “I know the one.” He mixed a few times before her hit “Whole Lotta Money” started playing. He sang into his mic as it played “It’s a whole lotta money in this mafucka!” The lights changed blue and bills fell from the sky to lucky, unsuspected audience members in the entire stadium in random spots. He continued to rap in the mic over her voice. “Ain’t gon keep me round no broke shit, that broke shit gets old. And don’t keep me round no hoe shit, these hoes get too bold!” She watched him and the crowd interact rapping the words and shook her head. “Y’all think ima make it rain for a whole 3 minutes?! I’m the opening act. Next song DJ!” The crowd laughed getting to see that Rubi was really more a pretty face and tight body that could rap. She wanted to show more of her sense of humor. “Man… Rubi. You don’t want the bickenhead shit. You don’t want the tap in ship. The whole lotta money shit. What you wanna shake more ass? You know they TIRED of that thot shit!” Right after his words, the opening DJ liner to Thot Shit started. The DJ rapped along, “And if the beat live, you know Lil Ju made it!” The dancers started into their next choreography as Rubi rapped in front of them moving excitedly over her entire verse. As the hook came in, she started the entire routine with them which consisted of hip hop choreography and a bit of twerking. Yes she could dance too! She did the entire second verse before coming back to the hook again and holding her mic to the audience who continued to repeat the hook in a sea of twerking and dancing. Hands on my knees shaking ass on my thot shit! Hands on my knees.. hands on my knees! The instrumental beat continued to play as the dancers posed. “Give it up for my dancers.. straight from YOUR city. My team went to every city on the tour and auditioned girls to put on! Give it for Rayna and Lexis! The DJ cued the hook back in as they did a quick two step together before bowing. “Y’all turnt me up! Get ready for the beautiful and talented… Tierra Stevenson and after that.. the gorgeous Tyler Jai!” The crowd screamed although there was a silent sadness knowing the first set was over. “I’m Rubi Rose and y’all have been wonderful. I’m out!” She threw up her deuces as the DJ cued the music in louder as the lights changed throwing the visual off of her and the dancers leaving the stage.

The lights flashed down a cool white light as the DJ yelled into the crowd. “Y’all ready for Rubi Rose?” He did a scratch as the crowd yelled in anticipation. “I said y’all ready for Rubi Rose?!” The screams filled the arena even louder. “Nah, let me hear y’all louder! Rubi… Rubi!” The crowd continued the chant effortlessly as the lights drastically changed to red. The instrumental to Nicki Minaj’s “Beez in the Trap” started. The crowd went crazy wondering would the Queen come out herself or just her doppelgänger protege grandchild? The DJ continued over the crowd “Rubi! Rubi! Rubi!” The beat dropped as fans sang the hook loudly. After the hook played all the way through, the lights went completely out and the dj cut the music. “100 motherfuckers can’t tell me NOTHING!” The crowd went crazy because it was clear now that the voice they heard was none other than Rubi Rose herself. “I said A HUNDRED MOTHERFUCKERS CANT TELL ME NOTHIN!” Over the crowd, her hit song “Don’t Stop” started which now became shockingly clear had semi-sampled the song before it. The lights came back on bright and she started her verse. She smiled at the crowd, her pearly whites shining in the lights as she walked back and forth and enthusiastically started her verse. “I got a stank ass walk and a reckless ass mouth! And my shit so tight, when we fuck my pussy talk!” She walked back and forth rapping her verse using her free hand to get her point across visually. As she came up on the hook, “Don’t stop, pop that cat, mm mm, just like that…” she rapped it through the first time and danced the rest. “FREE THUG!” She yelled as the DJ turned up his verse to give a quick shoutout to the currently incarcerated feature on this song. She danced through his verse until the hook came back. “Don’t stop!“ she rapped as the DJ cut the song. She turned back, catching her breath and smiling again. “What’s up!” she said smiling and bringing her hands to her hips. “In case y’all don’t know, I go by the name Rubi Rose and I’m literally hip hop royalty. She the queen and I’m the princess and y’all already know what the fuck is going on!” Screams of excitement as she talked her shit! “Shoutout to my day ones in here. I fuck with my day twos and ima fuck with my day threes but if you a day one, make some noise!” The day ones (and twos) screamed out in response but were soon drowned out by the DJ playing Rubi’s first hit that changed her entire life. “Big Mouth.” She leaned down and rapped the entire first verse making sure to flash the mini grill on the bottom row of her teeth. She came back up on the hook as she jumped as the crowd sang along. “Coulda fucked yo friend but I heard he had a big mouth!” She continued to rap as two hype girls came from the back in matching black sports bra and short ensembles. They danced as she rapped the entire short song. After rapping for a minute and fifty seconds straight, she turned to join the girls on an extended ending as they did their joint twerking choreography which consisted of standing straight up and making their ass clap like magic. The crowd screamed because not only was this talent, Rubi would always shake her ass in any show so this was no different. The dance caused much dismay and anger to bitter men all over the world but the consistent placement in shows showed she did not truly care for their opinions. She turned around laughing when the song finished. “Y’all like what the fuck she need dancers for? Bitch just rap!” The crowd excitedly laughed. “This is my shit and I’ll be out here doing whatever I want, ya feel me? DJ… play the next one man.”

By the end of the song, the chat was going crazy and the views were still consistently high. It seemed like all of the world was watching the two have a good time together and awlk down this memory lane together of musical accomplishments. "Aigh yall. Once again this night was brought to you by Ciroc. Thank you for tuning in! Hop on over to my page for the afterparty, but we gonna call it one. Yall be safe and stay wavy folks!" Rell salutes and the live ends, but just before, the sisters could be seen laughing and hugging as they exited the stage, exactly how they knew they would at the end of the day. Just as the live was about to end, the patriarch of the family appeared on the screen, “Yo!” Sid started bringing all hos daughter’s attention to him which in turn, made them smile and light up. “I just wanna say I’m super proud of you two and your successful Verzuz Battle. Over a million views tonight, damn! The fans won tonight. Hell, your family won tonight and we all been locked in to see the growth and maturity of y’all.” With arms around one another, the sisters remained attentive to the video. “Love y’all and I’m beaming right now. Keep repping what family truly means. Love!” Sid ended his message with a peace sign and smile before it ended. FIN.

“Ok! We being transparent right? Right. So I wrote Trip in a sleepless night,” she shakes her head and chuckles. "We got this far.." Tyler responds as she picks up a tumbler of water simply labeled ‘Boy Tears’ near her seat and sips through her straw. “All women,” she turns to look at her sister, “I think all women do this thing. I won’t even call it an insecurity but we do this thing when we look at the man we love and just wonder like.. why do you even like me? How do I deserve you?!” TJ nods with a little chuckle. “Yeah we do.” Sid nods and turns back to the camera. “Right! So... I was having a night like that. Blake was at home with me and I was being a creep just staring at him. And I just asked him like all these, realistically stupid questions.” She laughs. “The reason I call them stupid is because Blake has never been shy with his affection. I hear and see it all the time. But I was just like,” she stops and clears her throat to mock herself in a whiny tone. “Do you love me, am I your best friend, am I even your type, do you see us together forever?” She stops and laughs and her tone goes back to regular. “And he’s answering every single one and then he just goes like ... Sid. Stop tripping on me. Go write or go to bed.” So you know sent my emotions on a whirlwind so I went upstairs and I started writing my feelings down, I had no intention of a song but when I read what is the chorus and first verse back, my natural songwriter instincts was like nah you gotta keep going. So yeah, and it’s funny because I let him hear everytime mastered before it’s released. I value his feedback but we got this song and he just smiled through the whole thing listening and I was like what!? I was super nervous to hear what he had to say. As soon as the song went off he was just like yeah, that’s super you.” She stops to crack up laughing. “I wanted to be annoyed at first cause that’s not a critique but I just laughed with him cause he know me. So yeah shoutout to the man I be trippin off!” The piano of Trip starts as the sisters share a laugh together. "Hit a heart if you want Sid to sing it sing it!" Tyler says in her mic just before the verse kicks in and without missing a beat, Sidney sings along to song sounding identical to the pre-recorded track. Tyler sang along to the background vocals as her sister rubbed her belly and sang along with the most relatable song of all time. When it was over, Sidney started the hook again, this time acapella, "But I think that I'm done trippin, I'm trip- trippin, I been sippin, that's how I control this feeling you keep givin, you keep on hittin it ooh.." she finishes out the hook. Rell chuckles because these two really weren't adhering to rules and just did what they wanted but it was all in good fun. "Ok this last song from me was the lead single from the God is a woman album and when I wrote it a few years ago, it like all of my songs, tied to my relationship which is how he ended up in the video. But it's really that sexy and sultry poppy but R&B song that fit that era of me so well. But it was co-written by Fallon Brown who is one of my inspirations. It was originally for her project but that was never released so she gifted it to me and the rest as they say is history." Tyler explained, "Oh and performing this live was my fave because I had that body suit of crystals and it was one of my favorite looks of the Woman Tour." "You gotta be suh-naaaatched to pull a suit like that off and you ate that Teej!" Sidney says looking to her sister to which TJ looked back and jokingly responds, "If you don't stop flattering me woman!" she smiles to show it was a joke. At that moment, All The Way Up Here begins to play. "Sing it, sing it!" Sidney laughs this time putting Tyler on the spot for one last time.

The next to play was Long As I Live. It was still one of TJ's favorites to perform because it was R&B but it had an upbeat feel to it while being about heartbreak. "Long as I live, I'll never get overrrr.." the two sang together in beautiful harmony. "It's killing me, I'll never get overrr.." they snapped their fingers. "So what that was about is self explanatory and it may have been a bit dramatic, but we've all been there. You with somebody you are so in love with and for whatever reason, it comes to an end and you're sitting around like, yo, I'm never gonna get over him or her. Life is ruined." Tyler explains. "I totally get that. Even with Blake, we've never separated but sometimes I have those moments where I'm like if this were to end tomorrow, I'm never gonna get over that." Sidney says with so much genuity in her face and voice. "Right, that's what that's about!"

"Speaking of venturing..." Tyler starts. Sidney smiles, "Oh yeah! First and foremost, rest in power my brother Mac. You are missed." Tyler nods in agreement.  "Second, so for y’all who didn’t know - me and our dad LOVE to play with samples. So he actually produced this and we didn’t know what to do with it. I just loved the beat. I made a challenge to myself because this was after my first album and one consistent thing I read was about my notes and how high I could go. So I said ok, this is gonna be a single and I’ma skyrocket it. That was one,” she stops to laugh. "An understatement." Tyler chimes in. “The second was I took a bathroom break and actually my brother, Caleb, was blasting some Mac Miller. At that time, I had never heard of him. He put me on and after a 2-3 day binge, I was like that’s who I want on this song. Sent the contact info and it was perfection personified. So in honor of ..honestly my first real industry friend, here’s “The Way.” Rell transitions the second half of the song so that Sid's hook plays followed by Mac's verse. For the final hook, the sisters sing the harmonies together with TJ taking the background. She gives Sid a knowing look as the final whistle notes approaches and with ease, Sidney hits them. "Cmon sis!" Tyler laughs pretending the pass out in her seat. Even Rell had a look of being impressed. "Well damn woman!" he laughed as he transitioned the song out. "That is how we got here!" TJ laughs turning back to Rell, straightening up in her seat again. "Big shout out to Malcolm Miller again, better known as Mac Miller. Rest in peace brotha!" Rell added. "So, switching gears.. This song was my absolute favorite to record cuz like.. I wanted to do something raw and I was heavy into my 90s music at that time at the top of quarantine. So King Banks produced it and sent it to me and I was listening to it and just started vibing." Tyler bobs her head to the groove playing only in her head, "And the guitar riff that was playing kinda kicked it off for me and really most of the song is a freestyle. The hook we wrote together but those verses, I was just like 'ok, I'ma talk my shit!' and it turned into this really liberating song for me because I'm not raw and vulgar like that. Then we got KC to jump on it with his smooth talk how he does, ladies you know!" Sidney chuckles shaking her head as she listens. "And you really went there girl." she adds. TJ goes on, "But it's real! You get into that mood with your man and it's instant. Sometimes though, you really need some direction so like, yeah, tell me how you want me and I'ma tell you what I want too!" "Exaaaactly." Sidney says which made TJ look at her, "Ma’am, we know you agree." The two share a whole hearted laugh together as Rell starts to play the next song, "This is How You Want It? Featuring all the ladies favorite rapper, KC." As the song plays the girls dance in their seats while singing along to the first verse. "How you want it? Ass up or face doooown? With the lovin, baby let me know.." Tyler snaps her fingers and bobs her head. "Telllll meeee whaaat you waaant!" Rell fades it out, "If you just now joining us, tonight's family affairs is brought to you by Ciroc! Drink responsibly! We gonna keep it going, keep it going!"

The night was in full swing. The two sisters were going hit for hit and there wasn't an end in sight so far. TJ took her seat again as they wrapped up the quick break. Sid was just behind her and holding onto her bump before taking a seat in her respective throne. "Aigh yall, we back live for the battle of all battles!" Rell exclaimed. "We checkin in now at 1.4 Mill in views!" Tyler danced in her seat in excitement as Sid gave a light clap in celebration. "So we not gonna hold yall up any further and get into this next round." He looks to Sid and gives a nod. “Ok so this song,” she smiled and shakes her head. “So I actually wrote this song when I was 14 but it was way more,” she scans the room like she’s trying to figure out the right word. “..Juvenile. And I hadn’t been in love so it was based on what I thought love was. Then I found it when I was moving and I said ok, I can do something with this. I just made the lyrics more relevant to what I now knew love was,” she nods proudly with a smirk. “Ok, play the song.” Rell queues up 'All These Kisses' and the two sisters sway and sing to themselves just vibing to the feel good love song. After it ended, TJ spoke, "Doesn't that song just make you feel warm?" she laughed. "I feel really pregnant is what I feel." Sidney giggles. "Girl-" Tyler chuckles and rolls her eyes. "Ok, so this song is also about Jeremiah, but it's like 6 or 7 years late. If I had the pen I have today, then, this is what would come of it. So he was with another girl and I couldn't stand it. I couldn't stand her and I wanted him to be my boyfriend and I had the biggest crush on him. Our families knew each other but we were just friends. To make a long story short, they broke up," she wiggles her brows making a sus face, "This is what I felt then but couldn't really formulate the lyrics to that feeling. This is Before I Do." Right in tune, Rell fades the smooth R&B ballad in. Sidney begins to sway making faces as she listens to the lyrics and emotion of the song. The music fades just as the second verse begins. "That song has always been so beautiful." Sidney looks to her sister with sincerity. TJ holds her chest smiling, "Awwh boo! You know what? While We Wait was really an R&B dominated project and I'm so happy how well it was received because that's really your thing between the two of us." Sidney nods in agreement, "No, I really loved it and I think you should venture into it more often.