20 of the Sexiest Slow Jams of the 90's

In the ’90s, it was as if there was an unspoken competition on who could make the sexiest slow jam. From Tony Toni Tone to Boys II Men down to Jodeci, it was the era of “Knockin Da Boots,” “Bump ‘N Grind” and Color Me Badd overtly claiming, “I wanna sex you up.”

It was also Boys II Men confessing: “I’ll make love to you, like you want me to.” If the boy band wasn’t working out, members were known to break out as solo acts. R.Kelly from Public Announcement, Johnny Gill from New Edition…these brothers were determined, band or no band! Take a look at some of the hottest and sexiest slow jams that defined the final decade of the 20th century.

20 of the Sexist Slow Jams of the 90s

Johnny Gill “There You Go” (1992)

Yes, the “Boomerang” soundtrack was everything. Babies were made.

Ralph Tresvant “Sensitivity” (1990)

Tony Toni Tone “It Never Rains” (1990)

Hi-Five “I Like the Way (Kissing Game) (1991)

Color Me Badd “I Want to Sex You Up” (1991)

Jodeci “Forever My Lady” (1991)

Shai “If I Ever Fall in Love” (1992)

Boys II Men “I’ll Make Love to You.” (1994)

Silk “Freak Me” (1993)

H-Town “Knockin’ the Boots” (1993)

R. Kelly “Seems Like Your Ready” (1993)

Tevin Campbell “Can We Talk” (1993)

Soul 4 Real “Candy Rain” (1994)

Keith Sweat “Twisted” (1996)

Blackstreet “Before I Let You Go” (1994)

Babyface “When Can I See You Again” (1994)

LSG “My Body” (1997)

Next “Too Close” (1997)

Usher “Nice & Slow” (1997)