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Toni Braxton's Cold Concert

Toni Braxton dancers wore dressed in white mini dresses as she wore a yellow- fringed mini dress. Braxton belted out Let me Count the Ways, which her voice sounded better than her performance in Dallas at Nokia Theatre. The fast paced show left little time for wardrobe changes, as her fans are use to from her tour. Braxton’s concert is very fun to watch because she picks men out of the audience to serenade. One gorgeous stern face guy surprisingly begin to thank God as she sat in his lap. During her performance of Unbreak my Heart, Braxton’s voice was very low due to the cold she had been fighting for the past couple of days.

In her concert tour, Spanish Guitar song begins with two women salsa mixed with hip hop and breaken dance as the intro plays in the background. This song alone choreographed beautifully was extraordinary to watch.

Who you Calling a Ho? Sisters Take Back Our Sex!

Take Back the Music: Jill Scott made a major point that there are more women buts seen on music videos than at the gym. She uses song and poetry to get across to the crowd of the positive entertainment is out there but needs support.

Shemar Moore

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Author of Diary of a Video Vixen, Karrine Steffans, Michaela angela Davis (scheduled to appear but absent), and Toni Blackman(scheduled to appear but absent).

Jennifer Holiday wooed by Shemar Moore

During a nice interlude, Jennifer Holiday sang her infamous song I (New Orleans) am not going any where, with a few changes to the song to indicate that New Orleans was here to stay. The crowd had water in their eyes, as the words belted, you're going to love me. Afterwards, Susan L. Taylor requested Holiday to give us one more chorus. Then surprisingly, Shemar Moore gets on his knees and begs Holiday to sing the song one more time. Of course, who would not give in to Moore’s request? Holiday granted his request and sung the lyrics one more time for the crowd.

Sharpton says We are Still In the Day

Reverend Al Sharpton reminds African Americans, we are still

in the day but we need to stand like our ancestors like back in the day.

Sharpton said our parents gave us more than what they had.

This would be the first generation to give their children less than what they had.

Sharpton tell of a story of a woman telling him

good luck in the struggle.

Then he says,

who made you free and I remain in the struggle.

Just like the redwood trees, Sharpton reminds them that African Americans roots run deep.

Rev Jackson speaks Out

Reverend Jesse Jackson pointed out that the entire media outlet reflected

All Day, All Night, All White

eventho America has many races. Jackson pointed out that we should deal with lion (markets) instead of each other.

Jamie Foxx at Essence

Jamie Foxx performed 5 minutes after his scheduled time but the crowd did not care as they stood to their feet. He sung the concert version of “DJ Play this Song”. Also, Foxx sang songs from the movie Ray Charles.