Keke Wyatt & Kelly Price Talk Bad Boy, Making It In The Industry, Loving You & Motivation

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March 27, 2019

When two voices like this sit down in the same room, you do not talk over them — you listen. Keke Wyatt and Kelly Price, two of the most powerful singers R&B has ever produced, linked up with FreddyO for a real conversation about the music business, the Bad Boy era, learning to love yourself, and staying motivated when the industry gets heavy.

Both ladies came up in a time when you had to truly sing to survive in R&B. Kelly broke through in the Bad Boy era, writing and singing alongside some of the biggest names in the game before stepping out front with her own hits, while Keke’s voice turned heads from the moment she arrived as a teenager. Hearing them compare notes on that grind — the studio sessions, the politics, the doors that opened and the ones they had to push through — is a masterclass.

The conversation is not all industry talk, though. It gets personal about self-love, faith and pushing forward, the kind of honest motivation that only comes from artists who have lived it. In 2019, with both women still recording, still performing and still commanding stages, their message lands loud and clear: the gift is real, but so is the work.

Press play above and get every gem for yourself, then tell us in the comments — who has the bigger voice, Keke or Kelly? Choose carefully, because real R&B fans have been debating that one for years.