
Be clear: a song with such a straightforward message, especially back in 1994, could've easily died on the vine if placed in the wrong hands. However, the group, known for its clean-cut image and wholesomeness, took the 'Face lyrics to new heights, giving a grown and sexy play-by-play of bedroom antics without the raunch that might've doomed it. The song was a crossover phenomenon, sitting atop the Billboard Hot 100 charts for a then-record fourteen weeks, replaced, ironically, by another of their songs, the Jimmy Jam/Terry Lewis penned "On Bended Knee." That marked only the second time in history that an artist replaced themselves (cross reference The Beatles) at the number one spot on the charts. That's history right there. And right here. So do like the song says: "pour the wine, light the fire..." and tell your mama 'n dem that the Boyz are here. Enjoy.