Ne-Yo Performs On Kimmel

Published: Thursday 15th Nov 2012 by Sam

Having exceeded initial sales expectations Ne-Yo is leaving no stage untouched in the push for his latest LP, ‘R.E.D’.

Motown’s new Head of A&R took front stage center on the Jimmy Kimmel Live show last night, rocking out to his Hot 100 smash ‘Let Me Love You’ (which currently sits at #8 on the tally), returning to rouse his R&B fans with a live rendition of new Urban single ‘Don’t Make ‘Em Like You’.


Great performances all-round. And while it’s always great to see album mobilizer ‘Let Me Love You’ performed, it’s even better to see more from the LP being afforded the live treatment. For, the album as a body of work, is both solid and diverse – and should be recognised for being so.

Randomness: Does anyone else think the sublime ‘Miss Right’ should follow as the project’s third single. From our vantage point, it’s the one song on the album that could easily appease both Pop and Urban radio. Just a thought.

Your thoughts?

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  1. The Simpsons November 15, 2012

    Ne-Yo better promote his album like he’s Mary J. Blige !

  2. Simply me November 15, 2012

    ^I agree LOL promote promote Mr. Neyo 🙂

  3. King Ne-Yo Stan November 15, 2012

    Yasss promo is insane !!

    And yass at Let Me Love You climbing in the top 10 of BBHot100…its clear he left all his toys in the Libra Scale era..he’s not playing this era!

    Can’t wait for “Forever Now” to start smashing and yass “Miss Right” should follow, but only after “Forever Now” peaked! 😀

  4. eric November 15, 2012

    Ellen was his best appearance so far for LMLY.

  5. stony November 15, 2012

    don’t know why he’s playing the staright guy cause he’s so gay it’s obvious now coming back to his cd there’s only two good songs on it so i guess he will sell 1 million to the best

  6. DC Slim November 15, 2012

    Neyo is one of the few genuine artist in the music industry
    who actually writes produces and performs his own music as
    well as write for other artists He most likely will have longetivity
    in the business.

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