Show Notes
On this episode of Theoretikally R&B, we discuss some of the craziest lyrics recorded. It may be a line, a chorus or the topic of the whole song, where somewhere the song gets a little tabu. No matter the topic though, these songs are staples in the dark spaces of R&B!
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