Mary Mary BET Awards 2009 Queen Latifah ‘God in Me’ VIDEO Remix…
Mary Mary BET Awards 2009 Queen Latifah ‘God in Me’ VIDEO Remix…
I saw people Googling “Mary Mary” and now I know it’s not yet because of the Mary Mary-Michael Jackson rumor that I hope is true, but because Mary Mary sang their God In Me jam that I blast in my car off their excellent album called The Sound
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Queen Latifah popped up during the “God in Me” remix during Mary Mary’s BET performance and breathed even more life into the already excellent song, whose lyrics I know by heart I play it so much: Look at her whip, you say the whip tight…But everything she has the girl’s been given, she call it a blessing but you call it living…When it comes to money she can be a hero, she write them checks with a whole lotta zeros…
Mary Mary’s song Superfriend
with David Banner is jamming too…
…and like David Banner raps in Superfriend with Mary Mary, nothing can separate the power that God has over his soul, no matter what “religious” people think of him being on the song. I love it. The machine…they’re here now, then they’re gone. Where they at? I don’t know…Hey yo, I hit the door…That kind of friend, I gotta let ‘em go…He’s a SuperFriend, SuperFriend…Got me a SuperFriend…
I work out to it, I play it in my car, I lift weights to it, I run to it, my kids know it and I sing at the top of my lungs to Mary Mary’s The Sound music. They are beautiful. God love ‘em!
Watch Mary Mary and Queen Latifah on BET’s 2009 Awards Show:







T in da VI on July 2nd, 2009
I may catch heat for this, but I’m beyond seeking approval of the masses… The skin-tight leather pants that one “Mary” wore for this performance spoke decibels louder than the ‘anointed’ lyrics of the song, or even the boom-bap of the track.
When is the line crossed between ministry and vanity? It’s opportunities like this to witness to sinners, en masse, when we need to be mindful of being IN the world, but not OF the world.
As a young, saved woman, I gotta throw this out there in love. Mary Mary been my girls since “Shackles”, but the MESSAGE is more important than the SOUND, and must never be distracted by the IMAGE that we put out there. In my humble opinion, these talented ladies–or at least one, for sure–needs to re-evaluate their priorities…