Best Concert!
by Angel_baby on 3/19/19Hampton Coliseum - HamptonRating: 5 out of 5This was hands down the best concert I’ve been to in years! All performers did an amazing job and took me back to my childhood.

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B2K In Concert
For a whirlwind two years in the early 2000s, boy band B2K held the world in their sensitive but rugged palms, creating bouncy, hip-hop–enhanced R&B with P. Diddy ("Bump, Bump, Bump") and even starring in a blockbuster dance drama (You Got Served) that showcased their lithe bodies and voices equally. Though the group split up in 2004, late 2018 brought the welcome news that Omarion, Fizz, Boog, and Raz-B are back together and ready to inspire screams and swoons around the U.S. with The Millennium Tour, a bill stacked with names who also call up the flash and flirtation of the aughts: Pretty Ricky, Chingy, Mario, Lloyd, and more.
Boys of the New Millennium, as they're officially known, began as four ambitious kids mostly from southern Los Angeles (Inglewood, Compton, Watts) brought together by industry veteran Chris Stokes, the guru behind predecessors Immature/IMx. But after B2K dropped a self-titled debut in 2002 — filled with slinky bump-n-grinders like "Gots Ta Be" and jiggy dance grooves like "Uh Huh" — it was clear they had a seductive magic all their own. Their recurring spots on the legendary, aptly named Scream tours were thrilling combinations of synchronized dance, perfect harmonies, and intimate interactions with an audience that never stopped squealing.
As their faces plastered the walls of more and more teens' bedrooms around the world, B2K worked tirelessly to please, releasing a splashy holiday collection called Santa Hooked Me Up (don't sleep on the swagged-up "Sexy Boy Christmas") and a second album, Pandemonium!, both before the dawn of 2003. The new songs expertly paired percussive production evoking Timbaland and the Neptunes with grade A songwriting by the likes of R. Kelly ("Girlfriend"). All of the boys' lyrical boasting and heartbreaking was backed up by their starring roles in and guest-studded soundtrack for 2004 flick You Got Served, which remains a cult favorite.
While B2K called it quits that same year, their talent, success, and youth ensured more to come. Lead man Omarion became a Grammy-nominated master of bedroom-oriented R&B and also joined rapper Fizz on VH1's Love & Hip Hop: Hollywood. Boog and Raz-B have also pursued careers across music and film/TV, occasionally crossing paths with their bandmates, but few outside endeavors have stirred up as much fervor as the B2K reunion announcement.
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This was hands down the best concert I’ve been to in years! All performers did an amazing job and took me back to my childhood.
I loved everything about it! I had soooo much fun!
I enjoyed every second of the concert. I drove all the way from NY and my best friend drove all the way from NC to meet in the middle. We have waited over 15 years to see our favorite boy group and it was a night to remember. Started from the SCREAM TOUR now we here!
This show was like reliving my teenage years all over again! Getting in the show was super easy and running to our seats as the first act hit the stage made me feel 15 years old. Everything was super organized and the staff at the colesium was helpful at quickly helping us find our seats
It was my 1st goin to an concert i had an ball. I loved everything about it
I thoroughly enjoyed this show! There about 7 acts and they all did a great job. The show lasted about 3 hours and every minute was entertaining and fun. By the time B2k came out I had already seen amazing acts. Top notch performances!
I loved the concert. I just wish i was closer to the stage. I wish I had of known about the VIP experience so I couldve seen Fizz. But the concert was AMAZING.
The show was a great. I’m a frequent concert goer and these were the best transitions I’ve seen in life. The show started right on time. Everyone did their best. Choreography was good. No complaints here. My music tastes have changed and no one killed it vocally for me, but they were still good. The atmosphere was worth every bit of the ticket price. A great time for sure!
The concert was the best concert I’ve went to. Everyone was dope, but B2K closed the show with a bang. I would love to see them again soon
This was the best concert I have been too at the Hampton Coliseum. The energy was CRAZY!!! Ying Yang Twinz was the sleeper performance!!! Had everyone dancing & screaming!!!
Still waiting for my meet and Greek picks. The concert and meeting the guys was an amazing experience!
I loved it! I was worth the wait. It’s made me the happiest I’ve felt in the first time to see B2k back together.
I had a blast! My friends and I were literally up on our feet the whole night great lineup. Loved it from start to finish!
the concert was everything & moreeeee! So glad I was able to witness them altogether again !!!!
Loved the show and VIP experience!! Very well put together and money well spent!!!
I felt like I was in middle and high school all over again. I wish B2K set was longer since they were headlining it and I wish there was more space in between the seats. My biggest issue was the people standing on chairs so a lot of people who paid for floor seats couldn’t even see the show in its entirety. The people working the show should do a better job in monitoring that.
everyone did great I got my money worth it was good to see all the performers.
Loved it. My favorite part was seeing Pretty Ricky my teenage loves lol.
Everybody showed up, started on time, effects/sound were great, drinks were great, LOVED THE SHOW! Sometimes the lighting made it difficult to see the screens on the sides of the stage. And security was trying to keep the aisles clear but there were always people gathering there. Other than those two minor things, had an awesome time!
I felt like I was 17 all over again!! I loved everything about all the performances! Pretty Ricky and B2k was my favorite!! I cried when I saw B2k! I would definitely go see them again! Take me back!