These men were the cream of the crop, the ones our mothers and aunties swooned over back in the day.
Listen in as Chelsea LeMore-Monroe and Alexandria Ikomoni named their top three favorite male heartthrobs from the 1990s.
TRANSCRIPT:
Alexandria Ikomoni: Next question: Who were the top three Black male heartthrobs from the ’90s?
Alexandria Ikomoni: My first one. My husband.
Chelsea LeMore-Monroe: Oh, your husband?
Alexandria Ikomoni: I know he’s married, but it’s okay. Morris Chestnut.
Chelsea LeMore-Monroe: Mm-hmm. That man is.
Alexandria Ikomoni: So fine.
Alexandria Ikomoni: He was fine then. He is fine now. He’ll be fine in the future.
Alexandria Ikomoni: Next would have to be Keith Sweat.
Chelsea LeMore-Monroe: Whining Keith Sweat. Okay? You like a man that begs? I like that.
Alexandria Ikomoni: When I think back in the day, I have to say I appreciated the bad boy. That’s why I’m going with Tupac. Rest in peace.
Chelsea LeMore-Monroe: Oh, Tupac. He’s a very attractive man.
Alexandria Ikomoni: Yes, he acted as well. You can just kind of see him in a different element, different vibe that added to his attractiveness to me. That’s why I say Tupac.
Chelsea LeMore-Monroe: The beautiful bone structure.
Alexandria Ikomoni: Yes. Oh, yes. And I was here for the nose piercing.
Alexandria Ikomoni: All right. We’re talking ’90s heartthrobs. This guy ushered in the light-skinned era. I’m talking about Al B. Sure.
Chelsea LeMore-Monroe: He was not my cup of tea, but my mother loved him.
Chelsea LeMore-Monroe: Number two, LL Cool J.
Chelsea LeMore-Monroe: He would lick his lips and have the one pant leg up. He ushered in some style. He was very attractive. I still think he’s attractive.
Chelsea LeMore-Monroe: Now, number three, I think he is a literal, beautiful, gorgeous man. Tyson Beckford.
Chelsea LeMore-Monroe: Oh, in…
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