Prior to joining Mindless Behavior he danced with Tommy the Clown, a renowned Los Angeles battle dancer and the innovator of the “clowning” dance style.Ĭraig Crippen Jr. He celebrates his birthday on Januand was born in Los Angeles, California. Rayan Lopez (Ray Ray) – The second member enlisted to the group. At the tender age of eight he began to pursue rapping and dance.
He met Princeton during auditions in 2008 and the pair became the first members of the group. He appeared on commercials of McDonald’s, Nike, and Skechers, and on the music video “Cupid’s Chokehold” of rap rock band Gym Class Heroes.Ĭhresanto August (Roc Royal) – The youngest member of Mindless Behavior was born on Jin Los Angeles, California. Recognizable for his afro hairdo and his encouragement of spreading love and positivity to others. One can only hope the Mindless Behavior management team recognizes the folly in allowing any member of their group to upstage the lead singer.Jacob Anthony Perez (Princeton) – Born on Apin Los Angeles, California, Princeton hails from an African American and Mexican descent. If MB Management has a new lead singer for the group, one can only hope MB management team does a better job of managing and organizing the group better than they initially did. We are rooting for Prodigy and hope he made the right decision concerning his career, if nothing else some of us understand why he left the group. Prodigy is still young with a lot to learn. We also hope Prodigy realizes that the music business can be brutal if you don’t have strong talent and the image to pull it off successfully. We wish him the best and hope his fans remain loyal. Nothing against Princeton as many of us loved all of MB as a group, but to have Princeton who had the least singing talent out of the entire group, prancing, twisting and gyrating all over the stage upstaging the lead singer was not only disrespectful to all the hard work Prodigy put into singing and dancing, but portrayed a lack of management, professionalism and organization from those managing the group! Another problem was the rising episodes of dissention and rivalry coming from some of the MB fans, many not realizing their role as a fan did not give them carte blanche into MB’s personal and private lives! Many of us followed Prodigy from MB since the group debuted their first song and we were most disheartened to hear Prodigy had left the group. All of these guys can hold a tune and sing which justifies each having their moment in the spotlight when performing. A parting suggestion would be for Walter Milsap and Vince Herbert to take a few tips from music group One Direction. This might have worked if all the other members in the group could equally sing, but having each member prancing gyrating all over the stage upstaging the lead singer was a disaster in the making.
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If Walter Milsap and Vince Herbert allow the same disorganization to occur with this reported new lead singer, then they can expect the same outcome as before! MB was allowed to be a free for all. Considering that Prodigy did most of the cool dance moves and all the lead singing being the only member in the group who could actually sing, they should have given him the respect he deserved. With the exception of Roc Royal, it seemed like the members of the group gave Prodigy no respect, especially Princeton who is known for prancing all over the stage and taking the spotlight away from the lead singer. I don’t think Prodigy would have left Mindless Behavior if things had been good for him in the group.
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