This song got my ass beat! I told my mother "I'll do my homework when I felt like because it was 'My 'Prerogative." Every time I hear this, I think about that beat down....I'm 40 now

Who is listening in 2024

This dude was only 19 when he was making these hits!

Who's here in 2024

this was my mom’s favorite song. she passed away today. so crank it up for her!

It’s 2024 and this album is STILL hot TODAY!! Bobby was unstoppable. True King of the stage.

Michael Jackson's favorite song. And it was his favorite for a reason.

I grew up in the 80's this was our music..Nothing has ever compared to this .Till this day..

man im only 17 but i wish i could go back to this era of music like they music was so lit and the dancing was better than it is now edit: 6 years later 💀

People forget how huge this man was during that time. This is one of many hits on a legendary album.

I am a 67 year old white guy and a huge Elvis fan, but I think this is one of the greatest songs and greatest performances I have ever seen.

I ain't gonna lie. Bobby brown as a dancer he ate that shit upppp!

Dictionary sales went up after this song came out.

The 80’s really knew how to get people up and dancing

I’m taking this song with me in 2024! Who’s with me!

This was my s**t back in the 80s and it's still my s**t NOW!!💃🏻🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Condolences to Bobby Brown family on the loss of Bobby Brown Jr. Prayers lifted. This man has worked so hard is young and has buried 2 children. It tore me up to read.

Looking at this video and Bobby Brown movie on BET at the same time. They recreated perfectly have it down packed every move. These kids who played Bobby Brown and new edition deserve awards! 🙂

Bobby is the template for modern male R&B for the past 35 years. No wonder Whitney called him the King of R&B.

In my opinion, he was way sexier than Justin Timberlake ever could be. This song and performance is unbeatable.

No matter what went on in his personal life you can't deny that he was a great artist.

Who still Jamming to this in 2020??💃🏾🕺🏽💃🏾

2024 anybody 😎

This was my 1st concert at The Budweiser Superfest in Atlanta at the old Atlanta Braves Stadium with Bobby, Kid N Play, MC Hammer, Karyn White. I was 15 and it was NOT ok for white girls to go to concerts with their black friends then, but my dad dropped us off anyway and waited in the parking lot for all of us to get out. God bless him. Me, 2 other white girls, 3 black guys, 2 black girls and a Mexican dude....and that was 1990. We were not welcome as a collective group, but we were young and dumb and had fun anyway.

Fun fact :This was one of MJs favourite song.

Dammit Bobby is on point! I remember when he went solo and people were talking felony shit about him. Bobby showed the Haters what he was working with! Bobby was on point!

This song is a national treasure

Bobby's swag and stage presence was unmatched. The OG Bad Boy of music

Who is in 2019 and still listen to '80s music

They NAILED this recreation of the video in The Bobby Brown Story! I'm looking at it differently because now we know he was wearing his mother's broach! Reminds me of MJ wearing his mother's jacket during Motown 25...BAD BOY STATUS!

I DON'T CARE about how people feel about Bobby Brown but the man was a musical genius and he will always be! Plus I just found out that this is Michael Jackson's favorite song! If the KING 👑 of Pop says it's him favorite song then it's definitely fire!! 🔥

This is awesome!! He’s not saying nasty words, talking about what he’s gonna do to the girl. I miss this! He did a song with Damian Marley called “Beautiful” it’s awesome

before R Kelly, Before Usher, there was Bobby Brown :) (thank you for the likes !) And before Bobby yes there was def MJ :)

Damn! Bobby was truly the man back in day. His dancing was unparalleled. Pure natural talent to say least. Miss those times immensely. Why I'M still listening in this crazy ass 2020. Anyone old school with me?

This song has a sweet memory attached to it. My mom and I would come home from the store singing this song after hearing it blast from someone's car. I'll never forget those moments... ❤️Victoria Doss 12/10/1963-5/11/2023 ❤️

Bobby Brown was the shit back in the day!!! This song will never get old! 🔥🔥🔥

"This world is a trip I don't know what's going on these days" 30 years later and still makes sense

I remember when this song came out, my mom didn't want us listening to it. It was too raunchy for her, but it's so tame compared to songs nowadays lol.

90s kid here. Sometimes, I ask my parents why I wasn't born 10 years earlier just so I could have experienced the 80s the way they were meant to be haha.

This song never gets old

No wonder this is Michael Jackson's favourite song it's actually exceptional.

His swag level was phenomenal here. Man the homie was killin it in the day.

It always amazes me when singers could walk around, go up to the crowd and on cue jump back in perfectly synced with the back up dancers. *0's singers were a true talent and every way of performance.

It's 2024 & This still my favorite song 💯

I’m glad Bobby got to experience the solo success he did even if it was for a few years bc his peak was MASSIVE! In 1989 he outsold every other popular artist at the time with Don’t Be Cruel. Performance wise Bobby had James Brown/Michael Jackson type of stage presence. And he was arguably just as good of a dancer in his peak. He wasn’t traditionally a great singer like a Michael Jackson, Luther Vandross, El Debarge, or Johnny Gill but he carried his own vocally in his songs. Bobby shined on stage that’s why he’s known as the KING OF STAGE! He also was one of the first popular r&b artists that consistently rapped in his songs. Him and Teddy Riley were the main pioneers of the New Jack Swing sound that dominated r&b/pop music from the late 80s to early 90s.

The shit I've been through the past few years with my mom and brother dying, going broke, losing my house, moving down South, family drama. This is my theme song. Kiss my ass World! I'm back. Wishing everyone a healthy and wealthy 2020.

Still such a badass performance in 2024!

Pure and raw energy in the lyrics. People can say what they want to about this man, but he had it going on.

Yes Bobby had all the moves and he was a fine little thing back in the day

Damn, Teddy Riley been making hits forever. I wish he was my producer. I also wish I could sing

When things were sane and normal. Ahh good ole days.

Man this bobby brown was before my time but I'm sure I would've been obsessed & in love 😩😍

His entrance is legendary

OMG this jam still bumps in 2024 !!! Bobby we love you !!!!

I loove his moves, so smooth, gentle, quick and sharp, like a tiger, natural as breathing. Rare and precious.

Are we going to not mention how the choreo on stage was on point? The dancers, the musician's everyone was on point dancing on stage and every one looked like they were having the time of their life.

I was 10 in '88 & as a kid I remember whenever someone questioned what we did, we would say "it's my prerogative!" lol. Gotta give props to Bobby Brown & Teddy Riley for making this awesome song!

You said it All Bobby, for us Seniors! Love You!

Both versions of "My Prerogative" are awesome.

They don't make records like this anymore...sigh my generation..😒😞

Woody McClain performed this perfectly

For those of us who were in high school in the late 80s, you know the energy at the gym dance when this song came on was through the roof.

2024. I love it

This is the Bobby Whitney fell in love with. All the girls wanted Bobby back then.

Michael Jackson, loved this song 🎵.

I never understood this song till I got much older! Love your Life 💕😘😘

Everybody was like "its my perogative 🙄" new fancy word for tha hood. I miss those days 😊

Who likes old school music better than today's music🎤🎼🎹🎶

1988, no facebook no Instagram none of that bullshit, when life was simple and people actually had fun foreal just by dancing!!

Man those dance moves alone make this song entertaining what happened to old school hip hop?

He took control of this song and brought the attitude plus swag.

This man ruled the late 1980s music scene with an iron fist. The impact is still felt to this day, 30-plus years later. You rock, Bobby.

Bobby Brown do not get enough credit for what he has done for music. Bobby was the #1 male vocalist of 1989. He kept the music industry interesting.

That bright, animated, unapologetic ora that makes Bobby so magnetic, lit up my world as a little girl. I still love him and his light like I did back then. I'm so glad to have lived through that era. Let's keep giving him all his flowers 💐

"I made this money, you didn't, right Ted? We outta here", remains one of the greatest lines in 90's R&B. There must have been so much opinion and control flying around these kids and they were just trying to make it in an industry that I am guessing was neither kind nor fair to them, unless they had remarkable representation when NE formed, which I seriously doubt. This song always felt like Bobby's young adult, finally free comeback against that inception. Never seen anything written about it - it's just what I assumed.

I’m watching and loving this in 2021,who’s with me.

the movie brought me here. not only did woody kill it as Bobby but I had to see that brooch! 😂😂

This song will never get old! Love it! 😊

Teddy Riley killed it with this song

I feel like Powerline’s entire performance in A Goofy Movie is literally based off this video😭❤️

Bobby was that dude back in the day. He had so much swag and talent.

It's 2024 and it's still relevant😎

The man could dance.

I was in high school when this album came out and it was the BEST!! He ruled the charts and could dance his ass off!! So glad I was there to see it live!

STILL probably the most ferocious and pounding groove of all time......

80s kids know..... at this stage of his career.....he was untouchable.

Bobby Brown was underated.

HE WAS ON TOP OF HIS GAME AT THIS STAGE OF HIS CAREER.HE STRAIGHT KILLED THE LATE 80'S

This was one of Michael Jackson’s favourite songs 👑❤️

Bobby spoke facts on this track! Real talk

Glad I grew up in the 80's and 90's. Best music that's still strong today

I'm here because I was reading Michael Jacksons bodyguards book "remember the time protecting the king" and bill his body guard said Michael loved this song made him get the CD and Michael listened to it over and over and over till he new the lyrics this song ment something to Michael....he needed to start making his own decisions... That's his prerogative....

Bobby has 10x the talent of these Clowns today. Man he was So Freaking Good!!!

I will NEVER get tired of this song... Nor will I ever get tired of pressing the Replay button! 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

He really has all the goods. Surprising he didn't have the longevity that he could of had

I have now discovered that Britney's "My Prerogative" was a cover. Seriously, I didn't know. So I came here to hear the original version and I'm already loving it.

This brother had raw talent and stage presence ! He was born to do this..

Am a massive Brother Bobby Brown fan since his New Edition days. I don't care what anyone thinks of him, because he is so solidly dynamite. Bobby Brown is the man.

this song will never die

unbelievable talent. the guy had everything: songwriting, dance moves, singing, and attitude. It's too bad that he didn't produce more albums like this.