The Death of R&B? A Raw Conversation Across Generations
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The Death of R&B? A Raw Conversation Across Generations
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Journey through the evolution of R&B music as radio broadcasting legend Don Miller joins the Gen 2 Gen crew for a raw, unfiltered conversation about how the genre has transformed across generations. From 90s slow jams to modern trap R&B, watch as Millennials and Gen Z clash and connect over music, love, and culture.
Veteran broadcaster Don Miller (30+ years in radio) drops industry knowledge bombs while debating with host Jeremy "Jus Black" Davis and the crew about everything from Luther Vandross to modern artists. Things get spicy when the conversation turns to music industry manipulation, the death of love songs, and what really happens behind the scenes.
Featured Topics:
The golden age of 90s R&B vs modern R&B
Inside stories from radio's golden era
How the music industry shapes urban culture
Classic R&B artists' untold stories
Generational perspectives on love songs
Live R&B song performances