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5 R&B Songs From the 90s That Millennials Will Never Stop Playing at Parties, No Matter How Overplayed They Are

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Have you ever noticed that when you go to parties centered around R&B music, they play the same songs over and over? It’s like everyone is operating with the same exact playlist. It’s normal to play the hits; you don’t have to play deep cuts or anything. But when you play the same 90s R&B records to death, it’s bound to become background noise after a while.

Still, a lot of millennials and people who aren’t nerds will gleefully play the music or let it run in the background. Just know, you’re expected to hear these five songs at all the parties.

5 R&B Classics From the 90s That Get Way Too Overplayed by Millennials at Parties

“Return Of The Mack” by Mark Morrison

“Return Of The Mack” may be a bit overplayed by 90s R&B standards. But........

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