Throwback to being a child and having your parents change the channel whenever the music video for 112‘s song “Anywhere” popped up. Unapologetically sexual, as well as retro, “Anywhere” details the desire to get down with a sexual partner “anywhere” they can.

Dot Da Genius and Woodrow Skillson make a very modern rendition of the edgy song in a collaborative effort which translates into a “Late Night with your partner” type of song- depends on how you see it. A drop with a smooth yet relentless 808 kick and soft vocals enhance this track to contemporary R&B standards.

You can listen to the track above.

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NEW YORK, NY – MAY 20: Jay Z (L) and Sean “Diddy” Combs aka Puff Daddy perform onstage during the Puff Daddy and The Family Bad Boy Reunion Tour presented by Ciroc Vodka And Live Nation at Barclays Center on May 20, 2016 in New York City. (Photo by Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for Live Nation)

There was a Brooklyn Takeover last night, and that was by none other than Bad Boy and Puff Daddy among other close celebrity friends in the building with their classic cameos. The Bad Boy Reunion tour kicked off the 25-city tour on Friday, May 20th and what a night to remember! Ironically the tour kicked off a night before what would have been Biggie‘s 44th birthday.  Puffy was in rare form in the Barclay Center dominating the stage while hosting and performing.  Puff was also accompanied by his Bad Boy legendary crew.

The family took us back with Mase hitting the stage, The LOX, 112 performed “Dance With Me,“ Faith Evans sang her heart out on “Soon as I Get Home” and Mary J. Blige killed it; Puff also complimented the Queen of Hip Hop Soul by saying, “There would be no Bad Boy without you.”  Lil’ Kim made you put your lighters up, Total, Carl Thomas, Mario Winans, Usher, and Busta Rhymes reminded us all why we were fans of that era.  Jadakiss made a special appearance on stage with The Lox, while French Montana gave us a dose of new-school flava in hip-hop.

Jay-Z and Nas made honorable appearances during reunion kick off night, with hits like, “Public Service Announcement” and “Made You Look.“  Jay-Z traveled 5,000 miles home to Brooklyn to be apart of this historical hip-hop night.

The crowd was hype filling the room with energy, chanting “Bad Boy” as Puff lit the arena and fans bought shirts in representation and honor of Notorious B.I.G.  They also sipped on cocktails that were made with Puff Daddy’s own Ciroc vodka.  Everyone was reacting and social media, including Puff himself posting pictures and discussing the moments of the greatest show on earth.

Check out some of the action on stage with Puff and Jay below:

Make sure to get tickets in a city near you!

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