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He Wasn't Man Enough

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The beautiful Toni Braxton has made an excellent comeback with her single "He Wasn't Man Enough For Me." It is a song filled with energy, emotion and exemplary vocals by this fine diva from Severn, Maryland. The musical beats in this song are hypnotic. When listening to this single one has no choice but to get up to dance and party. This songs puts a person in such a great mood.

This song possesses a distinct quality from her other songs in that it is groovy and funky R&B tune. Toni Braxton's notable vocals on this single has definitely put her over the edge.

"Great single Toni! It's so glad to have you back. I really hope this will help alleviate the hardship that you have gone through. Life has its ups and down. I have no doubts that she you will see a promising future. I pray for great talented artists like you. Keep up the great work Toni!"

"He Wasn't Man Enough" receives a Kenny rating of A+.

I gotta be honest and say that it doesn't look like there is going to be much competition. Who knew Toni Braxton could not only make a comeback with the almost grown stale style of Rodney Jerkins, but with not that much fan faire make it the most enjoyable single this year. It's the only thing truly ear pleasing on a radio obsessed with youth pop and just plain tedious rock. R&B has also grown old with singles by smooth operators like Next and Joe just making me sick with boring mush and funky "sistas" like Blaque and Destiny's Child getting into dance R&B sounds. This song on the other hand has it all. Hooks, hooks and more hooks not to mention that lush voice that grows deeper and sexy with each new album. It's the most unbeatable dance song that is urban enough to be considered for the R&B stations. It pleases all with hip-hop hand claps and bass bounces that just groove the song.

Don't forget also a great club mix of "You're Makin' Me High" with an early nineties club beat. An extended version of "Man Enough" is also a must have for fans of the first unique production. It basically just plays the entire song and makes a few additions toward the end with the beat going on for a bit.

And then on top of that, you get the video. And if you haven't seen the video, get this soon. In fact, the price of the import is well worth it. It start off with a funny comic book like cartoon and continues as Toni works her way through the club as she sees her lousy Ex and a new fiancee (played by Robin Givens). It actually has a cute storyline and the scenery changes with Toni dancing in sexy outfits are very hot. By far, Toni's best music video. This import single is a must for fans and good if you don't want to get the full album and just really love this song. "He Wasn't Man Enough For Me" is essential R&B magic with a hypnotic dance beat. Everyone will love it if they don't already.

Sexy and hot is what I can say to the talented Ms. Braxton! The song "He Wasn't Man Enough" is really sexy. So here's the tracklisting of the CD... 1. He Wasn't Man Enough (Radio Edit) --- a great song to spice up your life a little bit. Great when you can sing and dance with it! 2. You're Makin' Me High (Classic Edit) --- a remix to the '96 hit of the same title. A great party mix! 3. He Wasn't Man Enough (Extended Version) --- a remix to lengthen the great title track! It's just added with another chorus and a couple of few instrumentals. 4. He Wasn't Man Enough (Video Version) --- I really thought that this was an audio track. But, this CD is Enhanced, so, this track is the video track. It's really fantastic! The video is kewl, very kewl. Satisfy yourself by buying this now!

I was debating over whether to get the Heat cd with all of her new music releases or just the single. If you're like me, I only really like her upbeat dance type songs. I listened to bits of each song on Heat and was really disappointed, hoping for more songs like this single. If you love her passion and her romance and heartbreak songs, you'll probably love her Heat cd. If you only want her dance club type songs, this single is all you need! It even comes with the video you can play on your pc. However, I was a little disappointed with the "you're making me high remix." The original was much better. Regardless, you can't go wrong with this single!

I wish Toni Braxton Would Do more Dance-Uptempo tracks than those boring by the numbers slow Diane Warren Songs.you hear her voice best in this setting.I would Love for her to get Her Donna Summer's on.She has that Vibe.

The first time I heard He Wasnt Man Enough, I was blown away. I was glad to hear from Toni again. The song is one of the freshest songs out there today, with unbelievable beats and grooves. Plus the song is totally original, I have never heard a song like this before. I'm glad this song did so well, its not surprising at all. I hope Toni goes far, and I know she will.

well tony i thing that this song is very good actually it is great. I like this song because i have just got out of a relationship and the girl is worred about me and she should be worring about he. He's a cheater ,lier. but any way great song, can't want for it to come out iam going to buy it thanks keely

I definitely adore Toni Braxton. She is one of the very few performers who definitely still has the elegance, and the feeling that very few performers still have maintained. Her 2000 single He Wasn't Man Enough, the first single from her record The Heat, is a very upbeat and powerful song. Her voice on this track is really proof she still has the toughness, and appeal she still is graciously known for. This was one of my favorite songs from 2000. I just hope people keep enjoying her great tracks like this one. I just hope Toni pulls off another great R&B song like this one again.

Song: B+

I THINK THIS IS THE NEW AND APPROVED TONI BRAXTON, SHE HOT..... U GO GIRL

yeah, yeah, she has one good song so they decide to put it on there three times and barely change it and charge you ten bucks, I mean, is that supposed to be a joke? Why pay ten bucks for a song when you can download it free, and then burn it, you'd think record companies would catch on