Watch Bell Biv Devoe Take It Back to 1990 at the American Music Awards

During the American Music Awards, somewhere between the guy who was wrapped up in bandages (did Kenny G beat him up in rehearsals?), the rappers and Korean boybands last night,…

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Updated Nov 23, 2020 8:38 AM EST

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During the American Music Awards, somewhere between the guy who was wrapped up in bandages (did Kenny G beat him up in rehearsals?), the rappers and Korean boybands last night, there were a couple flashbacks worth a watch! Fortunately YouTube sat through the whole show so we didn't have to!

Bell Biv Devoe did a medley of their Q105 Saturday Night Dance Party classics like "Do Me" and "Poison." Even Nelly (without the Band-Aid) took us back with a medley of songs like "Hot In Here" and "Air Force Ones."

Here's a short clip from their performance that BBD posted to their Facebook page, but I'll keep an eye out for the full performance today!

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Before their performance, the guys from Bell Biv Devoe reminisced about the first time they played the AMA's when they had just come out of New Edition. They said many in the audience didn't even recognize them without their boyband getups.

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