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In the modern world, the best evidence of the strength of the "Sex Sells" motif, and the willingness of people to conform to anything that appears to rebel against former generations' ideas and beliefs in regard to morals. Usually regardless of the lack of sense in opposing these, such as the taboo against drug abuse.

Basically, it's incoherent songs about drugs and sex. The videos will always have scantily clad women in them, to distract male viewers from the fact the song is inherently crap.

Despite the fact R'n'B generally depicts women as sex objects, it as a genre is surprisingly popular among teenage girls.
Turn on MTV. Too scared? Fine:

"Its gettin hot in here (so hot)
So take off all your clothes

(Female singer) I am gettin so hot, I wanna take my clothes off"

Imagine that repeating or being paraphrased in every new verse. That, I fear, is the current state of R'n'B.
R'n'B by Hino-Kagu-Tsuchi October 9, 2004
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A form of "music" which grew up in the black slave population in america as rythm and blues, going by this definition you would immediately think of artists such as ella fitzgerald and louis armstrong, however this is no longer the case, R'n'B has now been taken over by young rap artists who have adopted it as a trademark for their own music which nearly always dipicts women as sex objects, or is about the act of sex itself and is generally just any black music nowadays whether it has any rhythm and blues or not. Often listened to "wide-boys" and "chav's"
Usher - how is this guy blues, never a decent bassline, the rhythm is always the same, and he wears the biggest glasses ever. therefore not R'n'B

Nelly - Who gave this guy a recording contract, he did a good tune with justin timberlake, however the rest is nothing special nd definately not rhythm and blues
R'n'B by Peter51 May 2, 2006
kci and jojo- all my life - R'n'B
R'n'B by JustynaD March 9, 2009
Sisqo is a good example of R'n'B
R'n'B by Flinn September 27, 2005
Rim'n'bum to lick a girls ass (or guy) then fuck it a sex act you would only do with a perticulaly attractive girl (or guy)
Dude that girl is sooo fine I would let her fart in my mouth I would definatly R'n'B that.
There isn't enough alcohol on the planet for me to R'n'B that crack whore.
Bloody spunk farts would be a result of too much R'n'B

rimm bum
R'n'B by Goingmunting October 6, 2012
root em n boot them
eg. have sex with a girl and dump them
jimmy had a R'n'B the other night
R'n'B by Kiel December 18, 2005
the worst genre of "music" there is. often listened to by teenage girls and women who never grew past the former life stage who are too dumb to realise it objectifies them, as well as by male dumbasses as well who'll listen to anything showing naked women. No person with a reasonable IQ would be caught dead listening to it. Typical chav music.
Beyonce - a horrible so-called R'n'B artist - as if the terms R'n'B and artist ever went together - whose songs are completely unimaginative and repetitive
Ashanti - see above
Usher - see above
Nelly - see above
R'n'B by yiksi September 5, 2012
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