Why b2k broke up

The pause is breathtakingly long. Yet, here we here. The boys erupt into a choreographed number, executing a series of sharp two-steps and pop-n-locks. Not a step is missed as the group bobs and weaves through one another to their next mark, their all-white ensembles projecting the stage light back into the audience.

One of the most important things learned from shadowing B2K during the apex of their comeback is that timing is everything. Haziness aside, the band is back together and claiming their place against a cream seamless in Midtown Manhattan. Omarion insists on performing a portion of their stage routine in a diamond-formation of chairs so each acute motion opens a window for members in the back to catch the camera lens. During the course of the evening, each member alternates in and out of the Times Square studio at least four times.

Omarion, the first one on set, maneuvers between snacking on a fun-size bag of chips and calculating the physics of a new spin-and-toe-kick he put together in mere seconds. In less than an eight count, O moonwalks out and Raz-B emerges in his place. Raz mixes and mingles with folks along the periphery of the set, quizzing them on the best workday, entertainment spots.

Then just like that, he disappears. A flash of anticipation boils until J-Boog arrives. He hovers over the set with business-like acumen, observing the backdrop to coordinate with his wardrobe. He nods in great thought before retreating to the dressing room for a quick shape-up.

Lastly, Fizz pops up with no fair warning. Now, there are theories about what fragrant extracurricular activities may be transpiring as each of them waltzes back into the studio with a noticeably tranquil demeanor, but to state anything as a fact would be a variation of the truth.

It all depends on who tells it, but the one constant is how quickly their conception and ascension happened. As their tale goes, the group met in B2K, the final four, or as Raz will later kid, the Avengers — whatever you want to call them, it would turn out that their star power, in fact, was somewhat supernatural. They were all inner city kids by way of Los Angeles, California. Yet, some unearthly force saw the vision before them. There's no denying that Apryl Jones has a strong personality.

It's something that the starlet isn't afraid to admit, either. Speaking to Hip Hollywood back in , Jones revealed, "[Omarion] has a lot of intense women in his life. From his grandmother to his mom, to his auntie, like they're strong women. You know, so he can't obviously date anyone that's like, not strong, either. So, was the wine entrepreneur just too much to handle?

Perhaps, as after the duo's breakup, Omarion's friend Bow Wow took to Instagram to congratulate his buddy on getting "[his] freedom. News , claiming, "As far as Bow Wow, his friend is Omari. Whatever he feels like he needs do or say for media purposes doesn't pertain to me. While it may be easy to brush Omarion off as a pushover in their relationship, Jones sure painted a different tale while speaking to Nick Cannon on his radio show.

As the host tried defending the B2K singer, declaring, "O's is the nicest dude in the world! You're getting the perception of O when he's out You not hanging out with this man every day. You don't see the life he's living. You don't know. Omarion has taken the public by storm with his calm demeanor following his very public split with Apryl Jones.

In fact, according to People , he's even been dubbed the "King of Unbothered" by online fans. Jones, on the other hand, has seemingly garnered quite a few haters for her, well, preference for dishing out unfiltered goss about her ex. It really genuinely is, I can't even be mad I can't not be happy because the happiness comes from just being happy.

While many things could be said about Apryl Jones' colorful nature, it looks like Omarion a. At least, that's what Jones seems to think. Again throwing all the shade on Nick Cannon's radio show , Jones threw her ex under the bus in a tirade regarding their relationship. You know? With a man who ain't supporting you, not doing anything, not giving me anything.

So, at this point, what would I tell her? This man isn't supporting you, he has turned his whole family against you. Clearly, something must have changed in the relationship, as back in , when Jones chatted to VladTV about her blossoming bond with Omarion, she revealed that he was the first celeb she's ever dated.

He was light-skinned and baby faced, the kind of lethal combination—I would later learn—synonymous with trouble. He had an innocent sounding voice that lent itself well to his innocent rap lyrics. He also happened to be one fourth of the boy band B2K. It reached 2 on the Billboard Top chart and hit 1 on the U.

That might just be a biased former fan talking, but I stand by it. And I expressed how I felt. The musician also hopes to open a foundation, Boys To Kings, where young boys can have guidance and mentorship with navigating their way to adulthood — and all the emotional experiences teen boys tend to have but are unable to open up about. Before Beyonce was the Queen Bey we worship today.

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