Missy Elliot's Sophmore Album, Scholly D Birthday, Robin Thicke goes #1 with TI & Pharell

June 22nd is loaded with major moments—from Missy’s bold sophomore step to birthdays and chart domination. Let’s rock." On June 22, 1999, Missy Elliott released her second studio album, Da Real World. Produced by Timbaland, this darker, edgier follow-up went platinum and featured an all-star cast—Eminem, Lil’ Kim, Beyoncé, Big Boi—and powerful tracks like ‘She’s a Bitch’, ‘Hot Boyz’ & All in my Grill. Today we also celebrate Schoolly D, born June 22, 1962—a Philly pioneer credited with creating gangsta rap in the mid-'80s with raw, street-level tracks like ‘PSK (What Does It Mean?)’. And from June 22 to September 13, 2013, Robin Thicke’s hit ‘Blurred Lines’—featuring T.I. and Pharrell Williams—held the #1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 for an impressive 12 weeks. Despite its catchy groove, the track sparked intense backlash over controversial lyrics from Robin Thicke and sparked a multi-million-dollar lawsuit with Marvin Gaye’s estate. June 22nd—a day where Missy sealed her legacy, Schoolly D’s influence still echoes, and ‘Blurred Lines’ stirred controversy while topping the charts. Like, Subscribe and Drop a comment: which one moves you the most?

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