The post New Edition’s & Guy’s ’80s Beef Sadly Led To A Man Losing His Life, It Went Way Too Far appeared first on I Love Old School Music.

Music legend, Teddy Riley, done had it up to HERE with the mother of one of his children…and now he’s speaking out.

The New Jack Swing hitmaker took to social media to put his son’s mother on full blast the other day. Why? Because he says she’s been refusing to let him see his seed. As in, he actually wants to be a father to his child…not just a bank, or sperm donor, apparently.

Anywho, as y’all may know…Teddy has eight children, ranging from ages 10 to 30-something, and he’s been consistently co-parenting all of them. However, it’s the mother of his youngest baby, he’s currently going through it with, it seems.

Teddy shared a video collage (below) of he and his son on July 17, 2022 (his son’s birthday), along with the following lengthy caption:

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Teddy Riley (@teddyriley1)

“This is probably one of the saddest days of my life. It’s my baby son‘s birthday today and I haven’t seen him in three years plus. I’ve done everything that I’m supposed to do as a father financially & mentally but because this woman have process evil way, I have to deal with the corrupted government ATL system just to see my son but that will all change. Thank God I’m a AMERICAN NATIONAL citizen and my day will come to be with my son for the rest of his life and mine. I’m being patient for that day, and when it comes I shall celebrate, because he deserves to live a great life as a Prince of a King!

Please help me wish my babyboy “Prince Mykal Theo Riley” a Happy Birthday!!!! I love you to pieces and the battle “Ain’t Over”. #BirthdayBoy #HappyBirthday #PRINCE #legacy #globalcommunicationentertainment

Teddy then encouraged all fathers who are following him on Instagram, to seek legal help if they are going through the same thing as he says he is with his baby moms. He wrote, “Time for the Bullish to stop and father to be with their children!!!!!

Typically, we hear about ‘deadbeat dads’ in the media, but Teddy Riley’s latest reveal sheds a spotlight on the many fathers out there who are — or are trying to be — real daddy’s to their kids. As far as we know, the mother of Teddy’s youngest son hasn’t yet spoken publicly on this matter. Hopefully, with whatever issues she and Teddy may be going through will amicably be resolved in due time. Best wishes to them all.

The post Teddy Riley Puts His Baby’s Mother On Blast, Claims She’s Doing Him Dirty appeared first on I Love Old School Music.

At first glance, the photo of the young lady above me do a double take. For a hot second, I thought it was a throwback pic of ‘the boss,’ Ms. Ross. Then I thought to myself, ‘Damn, Diana has another kid we never knew about?’ But of course, I soon realized that I wasn’t looking at an offspring of Diana Ross at all. What I was witnessing though, is the lovely creation that one of the most popular legends of the ’90s made with his ex.

Before we get into who her Daddy is, we’ll drop a few hints. She’s a singer and so is he. They have the same eyes and musical talent runs in their fam.’ Her Pops is so legendary, that back in the day we couldn’t go to a nightclub, bar room, barbershop, nor hair salon, without hearing at least one of his songs. The last hint, we give ya’ll is that as of today, her Dad is making 53 look like the new 33, with his chiseled-up physique.

Okay ILOSM fam,’ that’s all for the clues. Think you figured out who her Pops is? Scroll down to see if your guess was on point…

Check Out Her Legendary Daddy

That’s her Father?!!!

Sing it with me now: “Groove me…baby, tonight!” The daughter’s name is Alexia Hall and her father is none other than Damion Hall of the New Jack Swing era group, Guy! Give yourself an Old School fist bump if you guessed this one correctly.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BihMe3En97Q/

Like we said, Damion Hall is out here representin’ 53 well and putting a lotta these youngins to shame. As far his daughter, Alexia, he’s a very proud Papa and her uncle Aaron Hall is a proud unc.’ Below are a few fun facts about her…

Fun Facts About Damion Hall’s Daughter, Alexia…

Alexia has a beautiful voice, as y’all can bear witness to on her Souncloud account.

She is also an actress. A while back, Alexia starred in the film, Locating Silver Lake, in which she played the role of “Lillith.” You can check it out On Demand.

Alexia, is also the proud other of her young son.

Damion Hall Has Several More Kids

In a recent Instagram Live video, Damion Hall revealed that he has EIGHT children and two grandbabies total. From the looks of it, he’s not just his kids’ Father, he’s their Daddy- there’s a difference, as we all know. The Guy crooner oftentimes shares photos of himself happily having some father-child time with his babies.

His daughters are gorgeous…

His sons get it from their Pops…

Matter of fact, one of his sons, Sergio Hall (pictured above R, and below), is following in his pops’ footsteps. Nope, not as a singer, but as a rapper and a fitness trainer. Yep, Damion Hall is also a fitness trainer now too, which explains why the brotha is so in shape at 53…

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by Damion Hall -CrazyLegs 90s R&B (@damionhall_guy)

Don’t get it twisted though, Damion can still cut UP on stage with his brother Aaron Hall, and their ‘brotha from anotha mother,’ Teddy Riley…

Guy performs on the regular and we’re glad they’ve reunited and are still going strong.

Wishing much success to Damion Hall’s children and continued success and unity to Guy.

The post She Looks Like Diana, But She’s Really The Daughter Of A ’90s R&B Legend Whom Ladies Love appeared first on I Love Old School Music.

If the West Coast/East Coast beef was the era when rap became ugly, then the N.E. & Guy beef was the era when R&B became ugly. Guy and New Edition were two of the hottest ‘80s groups in the music game. By the time 1989 hit, they were also two of the most feuding groups in the game and unfortunately, things got TERRIBLY heated between them that year.

It Went Down July 1989

It all went down in July of ’89 at the Budweiser Superfest in Greensboro, N.C., and according to an article written for the Sun Sentinal, Violence On- And Offstage A Bitter Blow To R&b Tour, things got heated.

Read all the details below…

Guy — playing as part of that five-act show — performed too long onstage. Of course this got the members of New Edition, a lil’ heated, so they went on stage while Guy was performing.

At first, the audience cheered, thinking Guy and N.E. would be performing together. But then, according to witnesses and published reports, a fight broke out onstage among the group members. Fists flew. Equipment flew. And the show was suspended for one hour.

The next day, the Superfest moved to Pittsburgh. Waiting there for New Edition crew members, was what police labeled as a “Hit Squad“ — flown in from New York by Gene Griffin (the well established music executive and manager for Guy), under the allegedly false pretense of protecting his group, Guy. That’s when things turned tragic.

That same afternoon, 7 to 12 identically dressed men, allegedly employed by Guy, made their way into the Pittsburgh Civic Arena and viciously attacked two New Edition crew members who were onstage setting up equipment. Police recovered seven broken baseball bats, but apparently the bats weren’t used in the incident. Pittsburgh police said the bats were originally purchased by Guy employees at a sporting goods store specifically for use during a planned fight, but the bats were accidentally crushed underneath a truck.

Embed from Getty Images

Instead, the participants substituted microphone stands as their weapon of choice. New Edition’s then stage manager, Michael Spider Clark, was beaten into critical condition. Production manager, Ronald Byrd, was also beaten severely, but managed to escape during the attack.

Byrd located a gun while the fight was still going on, and, according to police reports, chased Guy’s security manager, Anthony Bee, out of the arena and across the street, where he then shot Bee twice, as Bee was trying to make his way to safety inside a nearby hotel, but it was too late. Bee staggered into the hotel lobby and died a short time later.

According to the Pittsburgh Police Investigations Unit, “Griffin, then 39, was charged with criminal solicitation and aggravated assault. Three Guy employees also were arrested — each charged with two counts of aggravated assault and two counts of criminal conspiracy. Byrd was been charged with criminal homicide.”

New Edition and Guy were immediately dropped from the Budweiser Superfest Tour. In a joint statement issued, both bands claimed they were “saddened by the incident, but that fans should know it was a backstage feud that did not involve the band members.”

This is a very sad situation and clearly, a tragic loss like this could have possibly been avoided had certain factors been in place. However, the reality is this: lots of African American recording artists don’t necessarily come from a silver spoon type of background, so when they reach a certain level of success, they tend to take drastic measures to protect it at all costs. This holds true today in regards to the beef between several rappers of this era, some of whom we’ve lost far too soon.

Needless to say, New Edition and Guy have learned from this unfortunate incident and are clearly, much wiser these days.

The post New Edition And Guy’s ’80s Beef Caused Someone To Die, It Went Way Too Far appeared first on I Love Old School Music.

Back in the day, Aaron Hall, along fellow Guy group members, Teddy Riley and Damion Hall, had women everywhere swoonin’ over them and their classic joints, like “Groove Me,” Piece Of My Love,” and even Aaron’s single, “I Miss You.” Fast forward to today – the females now want a ‘piece of’ Aaron’s  23-year-old son and are leaving all types of ‘Hey Zaddy’ comments for him online.

Before we show y’all just how fast time has flown by with Aaron Hall’s sex-symbol son, let us give a lil’ insight into the oftentimes patchy past between Aaron and his son’s Moms. By the way, many of us Old Schoolers may remember Aaron’s ex as the principle video model in hit rap videos, such as Jay Z and UGK’s “Big Pimpin,'” for example.

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by gloriavelez (@gloriavelez)

In 2014, Aaron Hall made the relationship between himself, his son, and the mother of his child, Gloria Velez, VERY public in an interview with Vlad TV. He said he’d met Gloria in a club around 1995, and that three days later she had his name tattooed right above her bikini line (if y’all catch my drift).

During that same interview, Aaron Hall also disclosed that he loves his son very much, but unfortunately he hadn’t seen him in 15 years. The good news is that now, they have reconnected and appear to have a cool father/son relationship…

Meet Their Adult Son

In the mid ’90s, Aaron Hall and Gloria Velez’s son, Aaron IV, looked like this…

Geesh! ‘Father Time’ has straight up pressed the fast forward button on us, right? Aaron IV is no longer the youngin’ we remember him as, he’s a grown man out here doing big things in this world…

With his Moms being a a former video model and his Pops being an R&B legend, it was only natural for Aaron IV to follow in his parents entertainment footsteps somehow. He is now a rapper, who goes by the name King Swazey, and he’s also a personal trainer.

Like we mentioned earlier, the rocky past Aaron IV had with his pops, Aaron Hall, has clearly mended. What’s even cooler about their reunion, is that Aaron Hall has opened up an avenue for his son to gain musical knowledge, by allowing him to tour with Guy on the road…

Peep Their Son’s Music Video

What’s Up With Gloria Velez These Days…

Although the clock sped up for Aaron IV’s massive growth spurt into manhood, for his moms, Gloria Velez, it seemed to have stalled.

Gloria Velez is still a banger, and damn near looks the exact same as she did in ’99 when she was rockin’ the string bikinis in Ja Rule’s “Holla Holla” video…

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by gloriavelez (@gloriavelez)

Not sure what she does for a living at the moment, but in her spare time she lets it be know that she loves to work out to keep her 42 and fabulous sexy swag on point…

Glad to see that the three of them have forgiven and moved forward.

The post Rapper Son Of Guy’s Aaron Hall & Model Gloria Velez Is A Grown Man Who Has Ladies Fienin’ appeared first on I Love Old School Music.

Back in the day, Aaron Hall, along fellow Guy group members, Teddy Riley and Damion Hall, had women everywhere swoonin’ over them and their classic joints, like “Groove Me,” Piece Of My Love,” and even Aaron’s single, “I Miss You.” Fast forward to today – the females now want a ‘piece of’ Aaron’s  23 year old son and are leaving all types of ‘Hey Zaddy’ comments for him online.

Before we show y’all just how fast time has flown by with Aaron Hall’s sex-symbol son, let us give a lil’ insight into the oftentimes patchy past between Aaron and his son’s Moms. By the way, many of us Old Schoolers may remember Aaron’s ex as the principle video model in hit rap videos, such as Jay Z and UGK’s “Big Pimpin,'” for example.

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by gloriavelez (@gloriavelez)

In 2014, Aaron Hall made the relationship between himself, his son, and the mother of his child, Gloria Velez, VERY public in an interview with Vlad TV. He said he’d met Gloria in a club around 1995, and that three days later she had his name tattooed right above her bikini line (if y’all catch my drift).

During that same interview, Aaron Hall also disclosed that he loves his son very much, but unfortunately he hadn’t seen him in 15 years. The good news is that now, they have reconnected and appear to have a cool father/son relationship…

Meet Their Adult Son

In the mid 90’s, Aaron Hall and Gloria Velez’s son, Aaron IV, looked like this…

Geesh! ‘Father Time’ has straight up pressed the fast forward button on us, right? Aaron IV is no longer the youngin’ we remember him as, he’s a grown man out here doing big things in this world…

With his Moms being a a former video model and his Pops being an R&B legend, it was only natural for Aaron IV to follow in his parents entertainment footsteps somehow. He is now a rapper, who goes by the name King Swazey, and he’s also a personal trainer.

Like we mentioned earlier, the rocky past Aaron IV had with his pops, Aaron Hall, has clearly mended. What’s even cooler about their reunion, is that Aaron Hall has opened up an avenue for his son to gain musical knowledge, by allowing him to tour with Guy on the road…

Peep Their Son’s Music Video

What’s Up With Gloria Velez These Days…

Although the clock sped up for Aaron IV’s massive growth spurt into manhood, for his moms, Gloria Velez, it seemed to have stalled.

Gloria Velez is still a banger, and damn near looks the exact same as she did in ’99 when she was rockin’ the string bikinis in Ja Rule’s “Holla Holla” video…

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by gloriavelez (@gloriavelez)

Not sure what she does for a living at the moment, but in her spare time she lets it be know that she loves to work out to keep her 42 and fabulous sexy swag on point…

Glad to see that the three of them have forgiven and moved forward.

The post Rapper Son Of Guy’s Aaron Hall & Model Gloria Velez Now A Grown Man Who Has Ladies Fienin’ appeared first on I Love Old School Music.

For years, most Guy fans have known about the on-again-off-again tension between members, Teddy Riley, Aaron Hall and Damon Hall…but we never knew the TRUE reason behind their breakup. In recent years, Teddy has now given the real reason in an interview with “The Breakfast Club.” And it all dates back to a very tragic incident that went down back in the day, involving New Edition.

The Deadly Tragedy That Led To Their Breakup

Teddy Riley: “Guy broke up because my best friend was killed. And the situation we had with New Edition in 1989…it started in North Carolina. It was a situation where New Edition walked on our stage while we were singing “Piece of My Love.” … We didn’t know what was going on.

So, when they walked on the stage we were just dumbfounded. All we heard was like, ‘Yo, don’t hold me back! Yo, what’s up Ted?!!’

Now, how that happened, [was] it started from there and it went to Pittsburgh.”

The tension between Guy and N.E. was never between the actual singers:

“It was never no actual beef with the principals, it was in the backline. One of my guys kicked their…tech guy 10 feet off the stage. … He did it because that particular day, New Edition was supposed to go on before us, but they were late.”

According to Teddy, promoter, Al Hayman; and label exec, Gene Griffin, decided which nights each group would alternate being the closing act:

“So that was the day that New Edition was supposed to go on first. When all this happened, it continued in Pittsburgh.”

By the time Guy arrived into Pittsburgh – hours after their crew –  Teddy was hit news that his best friend had just been shot FOUR times:

“When we drove into Pittsburgh, it was all on the news: ‘Guy by the name of Anthony B. from Harlem, NY, dies in the revolving door of the Marriott Hotel. And the guy that shot him was a pro because he didn’t miss, not one shot. […] “[Shot] four times through the heart, through the back. … It took him out right away.

Embed from Getty Images

And this guy, my best friend, he was my confidante, like, he did everything; he was the big homie. He was the one that kept me off the streets, after I got busted [for selling drugs back in the day]. … He was just my guy! … He just wanted to get outta the streets and I was the guy to help him,” Teddy said somberly. “He had groups, he wanted to get into the music business and I said ‘This is good, I’ll help you,’ because he helped me. With keyboards, if I needed something, he’d buy it and he wouldn’t even tell me, he’d just show up.”

“Nobody Came To The Funeral”

The final straw for Teddy was when “nobody” — including Aaron and Damon Hall — attended Anthony’s funeral.

“So, with someone like that I’d loss..I just said, ‘Ya know, no one cares, but I do.’ I went to the funeral, nobody came to the funeral.”

Teddy stated that his final decision to quit Guy transpired because when his best friend was murdered by N.E.’s crew, “they weren’t there for me.”

Michael Jackson Helped Teddy

Michael Jackson instantly sparked Teddy’s solo career:

“Michael Jackson called. … I asked Q-Tip if I could use his [studio] room to make music for Michael. I didn’t tell Michael I was quitting the group. We [Guy] had a show at the Madison Square Garden and that was my last show with Guy, 1990.”

Days later, Teddy flew to MJ’s location to create one the greatest musical masterpieces ever – MJ’s 1991 Dangerous album, which has sold over 32 million albums worldwide.

Reunited…

Guy’s breakup left a bad taste in Aaron Hall’s mouth, as he watched his former homie soar to new heights as a hit-making producer. Aaron’s disdain for Teddy Riley eventually spilled over into interviews and such. However, in recent years, Teddy, Damon, and Aaron reunited, letting bygones be bygones.

The post Teddy Riley Exposed Heartbreaking Tragedy That Made Him Finally Quit Guy appeared first on I Love Old School Music.

If you know ’80s R&B, then you’re definitely familiar Guy. Not only did they have us vibin’ to hits like, “Groove Me” back in the day, but to this very day the lasting debate over whether or not Aaron Hall really did say “dumb b*tch” in “Piece of My Love,” is still up for discussion.

Although we, Guy fans, are accustomed to the group singing about love and sexin’ up the ladies, Aaron and Damion Hall’s brother chose a totally different route from his R&B siblings.

Todd M. Hall is a pastor- and a well known one at that. He is listed as the Chief Apostle at Shabach Ministries of Praise, Inc., which his website says serves as a blueprint and guideline to many of the growing extended ministries” known as The Sabach Nation,  under the direction of Dr. Hall. Here more of his accomplishments:

Via shabachministries: In 1990, he established The Shabach Church (TSC) in Orlando, Florida…  In 2012, Dr. Hall completed his greatest philanthropic venture by donating the old club “Dudes” on S. Highland Ave., in Apopka, FL. He generously funded the project and in eight months stewards of TSC preformed the majority of the construction.

In 2005, he established The Shabach Christian Church Fellowship (SCCF) and serves as the spiritual voice navigating a select group of pastors and churches within the United States. In addition, he mentors many seeking a “spiritual father”, leadership, and wisdom in the gospel through The Shabach Son’s and Daughter’s (TSSD) outreach program.

MEET Aaron & Damion Hall’s Brother>>>

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Todd M Hall- OFFICIAL Page (@praiseologist)

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Todd M Hall- OFFICIAL Page (@praiseologist)

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Todd M Hall- OFFICIAL Page (@praiseologist)

Embed from Getty Images

A while back we shared with y’all the very entertaining interview Aaron did with Vlad TV, in which he revealed that their father, Aaron Hall Jr., was a minister and their  Grandfather, Aaron Hall Sr., did a lil’ pimpin’ on the side. During that interview, shortly before he labeled his penis a “historical di*k, Aaron first explained how he ended up being so vastly different from their preacher Pops:

Via Vlad TV– “My father’s a pastor, so the whole thing is that…my Grandfather being a pimp, it’s just like…I’m third generation, I’m Aaron Hall the 3rd and my father is Aaron Hall Jr., so I just skipped over it [becoming a minister] like Checkers (LOL).”

Though we’re certain that none of the Hall siblings condone pimpin’ women, their Grandfather’s and Father’s backgrounds does help to explain how the siblings managed to find their life’s calling in two very different worlds- because they apparently grew up in both.

Nonetheless, Pastor Todd  M. Hall is continuing to live a righteous life according to his Christian beliefs, while doing his due diligence to help his church members. Aaron and Damion are still fulfilling their true callings as entertainers and while at it, Damion is out here showing these youngins how it’s really done with his chiseled up physique at 52 years young.

The post Aaron Hall’s Brother Makes Major Money As A Prosperous Pastor Who Shows Out In The Pulpit appeared first on I Love Old School Music.

If the West Coast/East Coast beef was the era when rap became ugly, then the N.E. & Guy beef was the era when R&B became ugly. Guy and New Edition were two of the hottest 80’s groups in the music game. By the time 1989 hit, they were also two of the most feuding groups in the game and unfortunately, things got TERRIBLY heated between them that year.

It Went Down July 1989

It all went down in July of ’89 at the Budweiser Superfest in Greensboro, N.C., and according to an article written for the Sun Sentinal, Violence On- And Offstage A Bitter Blow To R&b Tour, things got heated.

Read all the details below…

Guy — playing as part of that five-act show — performed too long onstage. Of course this got the members of New Edition, a lil’ heated, so they went on stage while Guy was performing.

At first, the audience cheered, thinking Guy and N.E. would be performing together. But then, according to witnesses and published reports, a fight broke out onstage among the group members. Fists flew. Equipment flew. And the show was suspended for one hour.

The next day, the Superfest moved to Pittsburgh. Waiting there for New Edition crew members, was what police labeled as a “Hit Squad“ — flown in from New York by Gene Griffin (the well established music executive and manager for Guy), under the allegedly false pretense of protecting his group, Guy. That’s when things turned tragic.

That same afternoon, 7 to 12 identically dressed men, allegedly employed by Guy, made their way into the Pittsburgh Civic Arena and viciously attacked two New Edition crew members who were onstage setting up equipment. Police recovered seven broken baseball bats, but apparently the bats weren’t used in the incident. Pittsburgh police said the bats were originally purchased by Guy employees at a sporting goods store specifically for use during a planned fight, but the bats were accidentally crushed underneath a truck.

Embed from Getty Images

Instead, the participants substituted microphone stands as their weapon of choice. New Edition’s then stage manager, Michael Spider Clark, was beaten into critical condition. Production manager, Ronald Byrd, was also beaten severely, but managed to escape during the attack.

Byrd located a gun while the fight was still going on, and, according to police reports, chased Guy’s security manager, Anthony Bee, out of the arena and across the street, where he then shot Bee twice, as Bee was trying to make his way to safety inside a nearby hotel, but it was too late. Bee staggered into the hotel lobby and died a short time later.

According to the Pittsburgh Police Investigations Unit, “Griffin, then 39, was charged with criminal solicitation and aggravated assault. Three Guy employees also were arrested — each charged with two counts of aggravated assault and two counts of criminal conspiracy. Byrd was been charged with criminal homicide.”

New Edition and Guy were immediately dropped from the Budweiser Superfest Tour. In a joint statement issued, both bands claimed they were “saddened by the incident, but that fans should know it was a backstage feud that did not involve the band members.”

This is a very sad situation and clearly, a tragic loss like this could have possibly been avoided had certain factors been in place. However, the reality is this: lots of African American recording artists don’t necessarily come from a silver spoon type of background, so when they reach a certain level of success, they tend to take drastic measures to protect it at all costs. This holds true today in regards to the beef between several rappers of this era, some of whom we’ve lost far too soon.

Needless to say, New Edition and Guy have learned from this unfortunate incident and are clearly, much wiser these days.

The post New Edition And Guy’s ’80s Beef Sadly Caused Someone To Die, It Went Way Too Far appeared first on I Love Old School Music.

If you know 80’s R&B, then you’re definitely familiar Guy. Not only did they have us vibin’ to hits like, “Groove Me” back in the day, but to this very day the lasting debate over whether or not Aaron Hall really did say “dumb b*tch” in “Piece of My Love,” is still up for discussion.

Although we, Guy fans, are accustomed to the group singing about love and sexin’ up the ladies, Aaron and Damion Hall’s brother chose a totally different route from his R&B siblings.

Todd M. Hall is a pastor- and a well known one at that. He is listed as the Chief Apostle at Shabach Ministries of Praise, Inc., which his website says serves as a blueprint and guideline to many of the growing extended ministries” known as The Sabach Nation,  under the direction of Dr. Hall. Here more of his accomplishments:

Via shabachministries: In 1990, he established The Shabach Church (TSC) in Orlando, Florida…  In 2012, Dr. Hall completed his greatest philanthropic venture by donating the old club “Dudes” on S. Highland Ave., in Apopka, FL. He generously funded the project and in eight months stewards of TSC preformed the majority of the construction.

In 2005, he established The Shabach Christian Church Fellowship (SCCF) and serves as the spiritual voice navigating a select group of pastors and churches within the United States. In addition, he mentors many seeking a “spiritual father”, leadership, and wisdom in the gospel through The Shabach Son’s and Daughter’s (TSSD) outreach program.

Now MEET Aaron & Damion Hall’s Brother>>>

The post Aaron Hall’s Brother Makes Major Money As A Prosperous Pastor Who Shows Out In The Pulpit appeared first on I Love Old School Music.