That Ain't Even Mine (Response To Charmé Vee) | Hip-Hop [Obscure 90s Music]

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[Obscure 90s Music] D-Lo - That Ain't Even Mine (1992)

“CRUSTY DRAWERS CONFESSIONS – A Hip-Hop SHOWDOWN OF SKID MARKS, RUINED ROMANCE, AND WASHING MACHINES THAT GROAN LIKE BROKEN HEARTS” 🎤🧺💔

Welcome to Retroactive Rhythms, your go-to hub for the weird, wild, and wonderfully obscure sounds of the ‘90s! Dive deep into the forgotten corners of obscure 90s music, from obscure 90s hip hop to obscure 90s rap, and uncover rare gems that time almost forgot.

Today, we’re spotlighting Darnell “D-Lo” Watkins and his hilariously cringe-worthy 1992 diss track, “That Ain’t Even Mine.” Born from the ashes of a laundry room feud with R&B cult icon and ex gf Charmé Vee, this rare 90s hip hop track is a masterclass in denial and desperation. Whether you’re here for 90s rap rare tracks, funny songs for adults, or AI-generated deep cuts like our AI obscure vinyl series, Retroactive Rhythms has something for every music lover.

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*D-Lo’s Weak Response: “That Ain’t Even Mine"*

In late 1991, Charmé Vee, a Newark native with dreams of R&B stardom, accidentally made history when she discovered her boyfriend Darnell “D-Lo” Watkins’ crusty drawers in the laundry hamper. Fueled by rage and a Clorox bottle, she wrote “I’m Tired of Washing Your Shtty Drawers,” released in spring of 92 a RnB & New Jack Swing anthem that became a cult classic. Women everywhere cheered, men cringed, and laundromats turned into impromptu therapy sessions.

D-Lo, humiliated but defiant, clapped back with “That Ain’t Even Mine,”In the summer of 92, a weak diss track full of denials and excuses. The song bombed harder than a broken washing machine, with critics calling it “the musical equivalent of a wet sock.” Charmé shut him down for good in an interview, quipping, “If you gotta deny it, it’s probably yours.”

Today, Charmé’s song remains a cookout staple, while D-Lo’s legacy is a cautionary tale about hygiene and hubris. And somewhere in Newark, a laundromat janitor still hums his failed rebuttal, a reminder that some stains—and some songs—just won’t wash out. 🎤🧺💔

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