3 R&B Hits of the 2000s That Got Millennials Through Their First Real Breakup
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3 R&B Hits of the 2000s That Got Millennials Through Their First Real Breakup
These three R&B hits from the 2000s were crucial for millennials as they went through their first real breakups.
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Many millennials experienced their first heartbreak in the 2000s. At the same time, R&B artists penned timeless hits, guaranteed to hit a tender spot. Your first breakup is one of the most confusing experiences, which requires guidance and support. Oftentimes, that guidance and support comes in the form of music. These 2000s R&B hits helped millennials through their first real breakup experience.
In 2004, Usher earned his fifth No. 1 hit and his second of the year. Initially, “Burn” was set to be the lead single off of Usher’s fourth album, Confessions. It was replaced last-minute by “Yeah!”, which became a No. 1. Regardless, “Burn” still........
