New Edition legend, Johnny Gill, had quite a few things to get off of his chest in a prior interview with The Breakfast Club. In case y’all haven’t heard by now…Johnny may sing the hell outta some love songs, but don’t let his calm demeanor, shiny New Edition suits, and “My, My, My” riffs fool ya,’ — dude speaks his mind no matter what! It’s the only way he knows how to be, and we respect that about him. With that said, check out how he responded to his ex-girlfriend/singer, Stacy Lattisaw, and her brother below…

RECAP OF HOW THEIR BEEF STARTED

In case you missed our previous report, Stacy and her brother, Jerry, went off on social media after seeing Johnny Gill reveal, in The New Edition Story, that she broke up with him back in the day because her Mother didn’t approve of his dark skin:

Jerry Lattisaw (Stacy Lattisaw’s brother) wrote, “My mom don’t care bout what color Johnny Gill is!!! If it wasn’t for her, he wouldn’t be in New Edition period!!!! She basically got him his first record deal….by the way, Stacy husband is brownskin too!!! How they gon put my motha out there like that! 😂😂😂  JG u still my brother tho!”

JOHNNY GILL THEN CLAPPED BACK AT LATTISAW FAM’

Johnny revealed quite a few interesting things that we didn’t know about himself and his N.E. brothers in his Power 105 interview, but first we’ll get to his response to Stacy Lattisaw and family. *scroll down for video*

When asked about the tension between he and the Lattisaw family, Johnny tried hard to keep it cool and cordial at first…and he was almost successful at it when he started off with this response to Stacy’s brother:

“Well let me say this young man…and I’mma try to be politically correct. […] If you’ve never had a movie done about your life, part of the process is they [the movie producers, etc.] sit down and talk to you about your life – your journeys, your truths, your ups, your downs, your good, your bad, and your uglies. […] She [Stacy Lattisaw] was a part of my career and getting me started, we dated. So that was my truth, my story, and nobody gets to govern me to tell me how to talk about my truth and my story. Whether you like it [or] whether you don’t, this had nothing to do with trying to make your Mother look bad, make Stacy look bad. We’re talking about MY journey.”

But then Johnny got ALL the way real:

“You don’t know everything that might have taken place. So I hear what you’re saying to protect and defend your Mom, but ya’ know…at the end of the day 29 million people know that your sister’s still here and alive. And at the end of the day, uh, I would suggest that you probably go somewhere, sit down and be happy. And take your 15 minutes, or 5 minutes with that window open and see what you can do. Maybe that can help your sister to get her life and her career back on track.”

Told y’all he doesn’t mince his words for anyone…not even his childhood sweetheart. There’s more…

We’re big fans of Stacy Lattisaw and Johnny Gill, here at ILOSM, so we hope they’ll bury the hatchet soon and give us a new 2017 version of their 80’s classic, “Perfect Combination.” Matter of fact, we’re sure Stacy has an interesting life story as well, so along with our new duet request, we’ll add a Stacy Lattisaw biopic to our wish list too. Okay I digressed for a minute, back to Johnny’s interview…

HE REVEALED A LOT MORE ABOUT PAST (AND POSSIBLY PRESENT) TENSION WITH N.E. GROUP MEMBERS

Johnny also revealed the REAL reason why he chose not to promote the New Edition biopic; why he and Michael Bivins were pissed off with each other up until very recently when they worked it out just a few years ago … after the biopic released; his take on having oral sex with his women, and he even went into detail about friction he had over money issues back in the day with the rest of the New Edition members. Check out everything else Johnny revealed in the interview below…

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The woman’s name (in the photo below) is Linda Creed and she is responsible for writing Johnny Gill’s first hit, “Half Crazy”…okay so that might not be as surprising as it is to find out that Linda probably wrote at least one of your favorite old school soul songs. If you’re from the Old School, you’ve probably slow danced to one of her hits before. Surprised much? That’s understandable…but check out what she’s done for Teddy Pendergrass and so many other music icons…

Teddy Pendergrass said that Linda Creed, who passed away from breast cancer at age 37 (April 1986), was one of his closest friends in the music industry and she was one of the main reasons why he was able to build up the will to start creating music again. In case her name sounds familiar to you, it’s also probably because you’ve heard of the breast cancer treatment foundation, Linda Creed Breast Cancer Foundation, which was established by her family in 1987.

Linda and her co-writing partner, Thom Bell, have a pretty solid song writing list and for a while back in the ’70s and early ’80s, if a soul artist wanted a hit, it would have been in their best interest to phone up those two. They were in demand like Ashford and Simpson back then. This further proves that soul music has no color…it simply has soul.

Check out the list of Old School SOUL CLASSICS that we ALL love, written by Linda and Thom back in the day….

Linda Creed and Thom Bell penned a bunch of hits for The Stylistics, here are some of them.

• • “Stop, Look, Listen (To Your Heart)” – originally recorded by The Stylistics
  • “You Are Everything” – originally recorded by The Stylistics
  • “Betcha by Golly, Wow” – originally recorded by Connie Stevens as “Keep Growing Strong”, later made famous by The Stylistics, later covered by Phyllis Hyman, and Prince
  • “People Make the World Go Round” – originally recorded by The Stylistics
  • “I’m Stone in Love with You” – originally recorded by The Stylistics
  • “Break Up to Make Up” – originally recorded by The Stylistics
  • “Rockin’ Roll Baby” – originally recorded by The Stylistics
  • “You Make Me Feel Brand New” – originally recorded by The Stylistics

• • “Ghetto Child” – originally recorded by The Spinners
  • “I’m Coming Home” – originally recorded by Johnny Mathis, later covered by The Spinners
  • “Life Is a Song Worth Singing” – originally recorded by Johnny Mathis, later covered by Teddy Pendergrass
  • “Living a Little, Laughing a Little” – originally recorded by The Spinners
  • “The Rubberband Man” – originally recorded by The Spinners
  • “Old Friend” – originally recorded by Phyllis Hyman

Linda and Thom even wrote these songs, including the one made made famous by our beloved Whitney Houston- “Greatest Love of All.” On a side note, ILOSM fam’ please continue to keep Whitney’s and Bobby’s daughter, Bobbi Kris, in your thoughts and prayers, as well as all of her family and loved ones during this difficult time.

• “Greatest Love of All” – originally recorded by George Benson; later made famous by Whitney Houston
• “Hold Me” – Teddy Pendergrass (duet with Whitney Houston)

This information makes us wonder what the world would be like if we all were able to just close our eyes and listen to the soul of a person, judging them and their actions solely off of that alone. Most of us probably never even knew that we were vibin’ to the work of a white woman when we were listening to these songs back in the day. But now that we know, it doesn’t change a thing about how those songs touched our soul…and still do to this very day.

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Sinead also referred to Arsenio as Eddie Murphy’s and Prince’s “bi#ch,” which was left for readers’ interpretation and many concluded that she was insinuating that Arsenio is somehow gay – another claim she has zero proof of. So here we are today and Johnny Gill is never one to bite his tongue. He defended his friend, Arsenio, when he was asked his thoughts on Sinead O’Connor’s rant and let’s just say he told it like it T-I-is!

JOHNNY GILL ON SINEAD O’CONNOR: “I’LL WHIP YA’ A$$ QUICK”

In Case You Missed Sinead’s Prior Rant

If you missed it, you can see Sinead O’Connor’s Arsenio Hall rant, below is what we reported about it at that time:

In case y’all didn’t know, Sinead is NEVER one to bite her tongue, she’s a lil’ Irish firecracker who just took to social media to baselessly call out Arsenio Hall.

Sinead O’Connor let her typing fingers go to work today when she took to her Facebook page to put some MAJOR allegations on the table. Not only does she say that Arsenio is responsible for giving Prince drugs, but she also hinted that Arsenio allegedly slipped something in her drink back in the day! She even called Arsenio “Prince’s and Eddie Murphy’s b*tch.” What the…?!!

We don’t know what, if any, factual proof Sinead is basing her allegations against Arsenio on, but clearly she feels strongly about her claims.

Arsenio’s rep stated that Sinead O’Connor’s claims are “absolutely false, ridiculous and absurd.”

On a side note, throughout the years, Sinead didn’t have the best relationship with Prince- the man who wrote her number one hit song, “Nothing Compares 2 U,” either. The two of them reportedly had a heated exchange back in the day and never spoke again as far as we know.

As far as the firestorm she started regarding Arsenio Hall, it looks like Sinead eventually had to eat her words, because the post has since been removed from her Facebook page. Long live Prince!

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Once you’re at the point where you need to consider a lie detector test to prove if your innocence…things are pretty bad.  That’s what happened to our man, Johnny Gill, and his ex-fiancee,’ Carissa Rosario.

This lie detector test wasn’t about if he cheated, stole, or lied about being somewhere that he wasn’t…this test tested Johnny’s truth about his sexuality!  We’ve all heard the unproven rumors about Johnny Gill and Eddie Murphy being more than ‘just friends.’ Johnny has had to say, on numerous occasions, that he’ is not gay.

However, as much as some folks will constantly believe otherwise, there’s no reason not to believe him. Okay, maybe their “bro-mance”, (a close, but nonsexual relationship between two men), is a bit too much for some, but what more does Johnny have to do to prove it?

Well, the New Edition star’s ex-fiancee’ needed concrete evidence that he was not, is not, nor has ever been gay. Therefore, Johnny took a lie detector test to prove his sexuality to his ex. Check out what Johnny Gill had to say about this during a prior interview on The Breakfast Club…

“It wasn’t about the people that I wanted to prove it to. I was dating my ex and I remember her coming back to me one day saying, ‘I’m hearing all this stuff about this and that, and you and Eddie,’ and I’m like, there’s no way. I said, ‘Do you believe that stuff?’ She said ‘No, but people are saying this and that.’

So my thing was, I’m not laying in bed next to a woman that I’m supposedly talking about marrying and being a part of my life, and I’m worried, ‘are you sitting here having any doubts?’ It wasn’t her fault because you live in a society where…it’s crazy because this is part of what comes with the territory. And at the time I was pissed, and you’re going, ‘Who said it because I’m going to whip somebody’s a**.’ But it was a bunch of people’s a**es to whip.”

Check out the video up top and let us know what you think. Do you think that he went too far to prove his sexuality, or was it his responsibility to prove it?

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The woman’s name (in the photo below) is Linda Creed and she is responsible for writing Johnny Gill’s first hit, “Half Crazy”…okay so that might not be as surprising as it is to find out that Linda probably wrote at least one of your favorite old school soul songs. If you’re from the Old School, you’ve probably slow danced to one of her hits before. Surprised much? That’s understandable…but check out what she’s done for Teddy Pendergrass and so many other music icons…

Teddy Pendergrass said that Linda Creed, who passed away from breast cancer at age 37 (April 1986), was one of his closest friends in the music industry and she was one of the main reasons why he was able to build up the will to start creating music again. In case her name sounds familiar to you, it’s also probably because you’ve heard of the breast cancer treatment foundation, Linda Creed Breast Cancer Foundation, which was established by her family in 1987.

Linda and her co-writing partner, Thom Bell, have a pretty solid song writing list and for a while back in the 70’s and early 80’s, if a soul artist wanted a hit, it would have been in their best interest to phone up those two. They were in demand like Ashford and Simpson back then. This further proves that soul music has no color…it simply has soul.

Check out the list of Old School SOUL CLASSICS that we ALL love, written by Linda and Thom back in the day….

Linda Creed and Thom Bell penned a bunch of hits for The Stylistics, here are some of them.

• • “Stop, Look, Listen (To Your Heart)” – originally recorded by The Stylistics
  • “You Are Everything” – originally recorded by The Stylistics
  • “Betcha by Golly, Wow” – originally recorded by Connie Stevens as “Keep Growing Strong”, later made famous by The Stylistics, later covered by Phyllis Hyman, and Prince
  • “People Make the World Go Round” – originally recorded by The Stylistics
  • “I’m Stone in Love with You” – originally recorded by The Stylistics
  • “Break Up to Make Up” – originally recorded by The Stylistics
  • “Rockin’ Roll Baby” – originally recorded by The Stylistics
  • “You Make Me Feel Brand New” – originally recorded by The Stylistics

• • “Ghetto Child” – originally recorded by The Spinners
  • “I’m Coming Home” – originally recorded by Johnny Mathis, later covered by The Spinners
  • “Life Is a Song Worth Singing” – originally recorded by Johnny Mathis, later covered by Teddy Pendergrass
  • “Living a Little, Laughing a Little” – originally recorded by The Spinners
  • “The Rubberband Man” – originally recorded by The Spinners
  • “Old Friend” – originally recorded by Phyllis Hyman

Linda and Thom even wrote these songs, including the one made made famous by our beloved Whitney Houston- “Greatest Love of All.” On a side note, ILOSM fam’ please continue to keep Whitney’s and Bobby’s daughter, Bobbi Kris, in your thoughts and prayers, as well as all of her family and loved ones during this difficult time.

• “Greatest Love of All” – originally recorded by George Benson; later made famous by Whitney Houston
• “Hold Me” – Teddy Pendergrass (duet with Whitney Houston)

This information makes me think about what the world would be like if we all were able to just close our eyes and listen to the soul of a person, judging them and their actions solely off of that alone. Most of us probably never even knew that we were jammin’ to the work of a white woman when we were listening to these songs back in the day. But now that we know, I think I speak for most of us reading this when I say, it doesn’t change a thing about how those songs touched our soul and still do to this very day. If we all (as in all races) simply listened to our hearts, we, as a society, would prosper greatly in my humble opinion. The world is so tainted now though, so that’ll probably be an uphill battle for many centuries to come, unfortunately. I can still have a dream though, right?

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ILOSM fam,’ allow us to familiarize y’all with yet another beef between members of one of our favorite groups, New Edition. Yep, they’re unfortunately having trouble again and this time it has everything to do with the latest revelations the NE spinoff group, RBRM, revealed in their latest interview. Ronnie, Bobby, Ricky and Mike chopped it up with “The Breakfast Club” about everything, including the current tension between them versus Ralph Tresvant and Johnny Gill. By the way, Johnny is HEATED over it.

What RBRM Revealed About Ralph & Johnny

During the interview, Ricky Bell had this to say when asked about the current tension between RBRM versus Johnny and Ralph:

“Man, when you’re rockin’ with…guys that you been rockin’ with most of your life, I mean it’s…a marriage. You know, it’s family and sometimes we all agree, we’re all on the same page and sometimes we’re not.”

Ricky then confessed his gratitude for the individual successes they’ve had, because had they been waiting on ALL members to get on the same accord right now, they would not be able to to take care of their families right now:

Ricky Bell: “This might be a lil’ controversial, but thank God for BBD, thank God for Bobby Brown…because if we didn’t have…these other groups, you know, I don’t know what we would do. We’d kind of just be a$$ed out.”

The co-hosts then asked the group if the tension came from the fact that Ralph and Johnny took ownership of the New Edition name, which was unbeknownst to many.

Ronnie DeVoe clarified that it was not solely due to that fact, but also due to Ralph and Johnny not wanting to capitalize off the success of their popular biopic. Mike also said the New Edition name was just “sitting out there” for the taking, because they never took the opportunity to trademark it themselves. He did not blame Ralph nor Johnny for trademarking the group’s name, he simply stated that it was an “oversight” on his and the other members’ parts.

Even though Ronnie, Bobby, Ricky, and Mike didn’t blame Ralph and Johnny for trademarking the name, they all agreed that they were hurt by the two of them refusing to give fans what they want. Touring with them and capitalizing off the new younger fans they’ve now gained, as a result of the biopic, may have prevented any sort of mess.

Johnny Goes Off

Needless to say, Johnny had more than a few things to say about their interview. In a lengthy series of posts, Johnny blasted off about “discrepancies” within RBRM’s claims. Check out all it below:

Johnny Gill: “I’m just getting home from vacation and I’m…just now seeing a barrage of messages pertaining to the discrepancies surrounding the New Edition trademark. If you notice, Ralph and I have yet to respond to the accusations involving the NE trademark, as airing out internal issues can rarely be seen as integral.”

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Johnny continued:

”This matter truthfully has nothing to with the trademark name. We all had a conversation regarding having all ‘ACTIVE [MEMBERS]’ of NE names on it, to protect the integrity of the group. Ralph and I suggested that we put together an agreement amongst all of us, that no one person would never use the name of the group individually, but that it would always be used by a group collectively, so as to avoid any ambiguity by having multiple variations of New Edition in use, FOR THE RECORD, the name has been available for almost 25 YEARS, the group has never owned it’s name. There was never any intention not [to] allow everyone to be a part of owning the name…it was about coming up with an agreement that protects the integrity of the group.

But wait…JG had more to say:

”Again, this is not about the name, That is a matter that could have been reconciled some time ago with an agreement, but instead of hiring an attorney to draw an agreement amongst us, it seems that they’d rather hire a lawyer to fight us over something so simple. The REAL truth behind all of this would be something so devastating to the NE fans. And thus, Ralph and I have decided to take the high road regarding this matter, while other members continue to behave in a way that’s respectful to our legacy when we all know the truth.

Read the rest of what Johnny had to say below…be sure to swipe left.

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Overall, we just hope that one day we will soon get to witness a once-and-for-all ‘kum-ba-yah’ moment amongst ALL SIX New Edition members. Preferably that’ll be before their crisp choreography routines and classic performances get diminished to nothing more than just old school memories.

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Wednesday, May 23rd, 2018 marks Johnny’s 52nd trip around the sun and to celebrate that, he hit his fans up with a thank you message:

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

As we all know, there is currently major tension among the group members. However,  most fans assumed that the N.E. fellas would at least keep it cordial in public, by wishing ‘happy birthday’ to J.G. on social media, which is exactly what all of them (except Bobby) had just done days before, for Ralph on his b-day.

Yet, so far not the R, the B, the other R, nor M, in RBRM, have so much as even ‘liked’ Johnny’s birthday post, nor lifted a finger to shout their distanced N.E. brother. FYI: Ralph gets a pass for not sending a b-day shout out to Johnny for two reasons: 1. Because he who uses social media the least out of ALL of them, so his absence it’s out of the ordinary; and 2. Because he just had a cool conversation online with Johnny just days before. That brings us to our next point, upon further research, we think there could be a reason why Johnny hasn’t received any online b-day love from Ronnie, Bobby, Ricky, and Mike….

Is This Why Gill Received No Love From N.E. Members?

A few days ago, Johnny posted a belated ‘Happy Birthday’ message to Ralph Tresvant, who celebrated his 50th b-day on May 16th. Johnny’s b-day message to Ralph seemed to take several indirect shots at their N.E. brothas and the current separation they’re going through:

realjohnnygill22: @therealralphtresvant I’m a little late but I hope you had the best birthday ever!! Man you’ve sacrifice so much of your self in so many ways, a car has many pieces from the fine interior to the fanciest wheels but without an engine it can’t go very far, you are the engine that’s carried the car for many years and I truly salute you man. Welcome to the 50 club!! Your best years are still a head of you. Live, love, enjoy, have no regrets!!! Love you man!!

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Ralph received b-day wishes from all of the N.E. members (except Bobby), as well as Brooke Payne, but days later, it looks like the only member Ralph has replied back to is Johnny Gill:

As soon as we saw Johnny’s cryptic b-day message to Ralph, we knew it was only a matter of time before New Edition fans reacted. Fans either stood up for Gill, or accused him of being petty. Below are just a few of the comments that were left on Johnny’s IG page:

peachessmith011: I feel like this was Petti LaBelle type stuff, though Johnny. Why throw gasoline on an all ready active fire? I thought you were the guy that always stayed out the way of B.S. I’m a lil disappointed. @therealralphtresvant why can’t you just do it for us, man. Please. I have waiting my whole preteen and adult life to see & meet you guys. This comment is probably gonna just fall on deaf ears and blind eyes. Pride is a dream killer…. thanks guys.

seanslicksmith: Johnny and Ralph….you guys..(as well as RBRM)are losing fans man over this mess..not to mention money.Hey, y’all grown…do you..solo albums,movies,radio,solo concerts whatever,but at the end of the day,we all know the New Edition is the true moneymaker and mothership.But if y’all wanna fight,ego trip ,lose fans and money going into your 50 and 60s…Do you.#ashame #legacy

blessedone19: I thought what the others said came from the heart too! Fans just need to stop feeding in and allow them to do what they do!

Throughout it all, all six of the New Edition members are family, so hopefully they’ll reunite soon.

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Whenever biopics are released, there’s always opposition from somewhere. In most cases, everyone won’t agree with the depiction of the events documented and soon after the The New Edition Story was aired, it was at the center of the biopic debate. It looks like R&B legend, Stacey Lattisaw’s, family had something to say about the movie, because they aren’t pleased with how she was depicted. See what they’re pissed about below.

Johnny’s Explanation For the Breakup Is Why Lattisaw Fam’ Was Pissed:

The three-part miniseries, which chronicled the group’s humble beginnings in Roxbury, Massachusetts, their slow rise to fame, and the opposition they faced while at the top, also revealed details about their personal lives.

From relationships and personal struggles to faulty contracts, the film covered a lot of ground. But, apparently, Johnny’s reason for the breakup with his ex-girlfriend, Stacy Lattisaw, angered her family.

Many of you may recall that during a scene in the movie, Johnny was in the studio with Ralph Tresvant and the two discussed the breakup. Johnny suggested the breakup was because of his skin color. Apparently, the dark skinned singer was a bit ‘too dark’ for fair-skinned Stacy.

Her Brother’s Response:

Stacy’s brother, Jerry Lattisaw, spoke on behalf of his family.  During an interview with The Jasmine Brand, Jerry sounded off about the scene and what it implied.

Jerry defended his sister and mother. He also revealed his mother played a major role in Johnny’s career and helped him secure his first record deal.

“My mom don’t care about what color Johnny Gill is!!! If it wasn’t for her, he wouldn’t be in New Edition period!!! She basically got him his first record deal …. by the way, Stacy husband is brown skin too!!! How they gon’ put my motha out there like that! JG u still my brother tho!”

Jerry Lattisaw’s statement garnered an array of opinions, with most New Edition fans claiming the Lattisaw family feels overshadowed in some way.

However, other viewers aren’t surprised the line has drawn criticism.

Johnny Gill, on the other hand, came back and adamantly stated- in an interview with The Breakfast Club- that he has no reason to fabricate anything regarding the reasons behind his relationship breakup with Stacy Lattisaw.

What do you think about that scene from the movie? Think it was pinpoint accurate, or a fabrication of Johnny’s imagination?

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At any rate, check out what Johnny Gill just revealed to TMZ:

BET’s New Edition mini-series was such a smash hit … fans are about to get a bigger dose of Ronnie, Bobby, Ricky, Mike, Ralph and Johnny. Johnny Gill was on “TMZ Live” Friday, and told us he’d just wrapped a convo with the other NE members about getting in the studio to follow up 2004’s “One Love.” He also told us they’d be open to discussing a Las Vegas residency … though it hasn’t happened yet. But, he promised they have more than just an album on the way.

If New Edition does manage to get along long enough to pump out a new album, I know one thing, I’ll be one of the first in line to cop it. We’ll also keep y’all posted on that Las Vegas residency because that would definitely be a good look for N.E..

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