Post by aDRUfan4LiFe on May 10, 2003 22:29:32 GMT -4
From USA Weekend.com 4-13-03
What ever happened to the R&B singer Sisqo? He had a promising career with his group Dru Hill and his solo album. I haven't heard anything new from him lately.
Carly Nolittag, Chicago
Then you haven't heard "Dru World Order", out since November and the band's first CD since 1998's "Enter the Dru". Best known for "Thong Song" and his ever-changing hair color, Sisqo, 24, sees the band as a cross between the Jackson 5 and the Temptations and tells us it's stronger with new singer Scola. Born Mark Andrews, Sisqo remains Mark to his mom but prefers ladies call him "Dragon." "I got a couple of special friends," he says coyly. The Baltimore native and father of an 8-year-old girl says he isn't ready to settle down. "But you never know; someone can come change my mind."
What ever happened to the R&B singer Sisqo? He had a promising career with his group Dru Hill and his solo album. I haven't heard anything new from him lately.
Carly Nolittag, Chicago
Then you haven't heard "Dru World Order", out since November and the band's first CD since 1998's "Enter the Dru". Best known for "Thong Song" and his ever-changing hair color, Sisqo, 24, sees the band as a cross between the Jackson 5 and the Temptations and tells us it's stronger with new singer Scola. Born Mark Andrews, Sisqo remains Mark to his mom but prefers ladies call him "Dragon." "I got a couple of special friends," he says coyly. The Baltimore native and father of an 8-year-old girl says he isn't ready to settle down. "But you never know; someone can come change my mind."
