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Tweet
Tweet was a female R&B and hip-hop group from Atlanta that found success in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Their breakout single "Call Me" became a hit in...
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Big Spender
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Always Will
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Beautiful
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Boogie Tonight
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C 4 Eva
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Cab Ride
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Complain
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Coul It Be
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Day Dreaming
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Drunk
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Heaven
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Intro It's Me Again
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Love Me
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Motel
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My Dear
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My Place
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Tweet was a female R&B and hip-hop group from Atlanta that found success in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Their breakout single "Call Me" became a hit in 1999, and their debut album "Southern Hummingbird" followed in 2000. The group originally consisted of vocalists Charlene Keys, Tamika Scott, and Patrice DeVoe.
Songs like "Oops (Oh My)" and "Thugman" showed their style, which often dealt with themes of love and relationships.
Patrice DeVoe left the group in 2004 due to creative differences. They released several albums including "It's Me Again" in 2002 and "Slow Down" in 2005. In 2016, the group reunited briefly for a tour and released new music.
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