While songs like 'Push It' and 'Shake Your Thang' made the group appear to be a one-hit pop group during the late '80s, Salt-n-Pepa defied expectations and became one of the few hip-hop artists to develop a long-term career. Salt-n-Pepa were more pop-oriented than many of their contemporaries, since their songs were primarily party and love anthems, driven by big beats and interlaced with vaguely pro-feminist lyrics that seemed more powerful when delivered by the charismatic and sexy trio. They were also one of the first rap artists to cross over into the pop mainstream, laying the groundwork for the music's widespread acceptance in the early '90s. As the first all-female rap crew (even their DJs were women) of importance, the group broke down a number of doors for women in hip-hop. We ship world-wide Settle in and enjoy browsing hundreds of cross-stitch patterns and kits.along with all of the fabric, DMC floss, specialty threads, and beads that the cross stitch lover requires.By the late '80s, hip-hop was on its way to becoming a male-dominated art form, which is what made the emergence of Salt-n-Pepa so significant. Welcome to Salt & Pepper, your online cross-stitch friend We will kit to your requirements and cut fabric to your size.

'Shoop' reached number four on the pop charts, which led the album to the same position as well. The album was catchy and sexy without being a sellout, and the group's new, sophisticated sound quickly became a monster hit. Signing with London/Polygram, the group released Very Necessary in 1993. They later re-recorded the song as a safe-sex rap, 'Let's Talk About AIDS.'Before they recorded their fourth album, Salt-n-Pepa separated from Azor, who had already stopped seeing Salt several years ago. Another single from the album, 'Let's Talk About Sex,' became their biggest pop hit to date, climbing to number 13.

Since the release of Very Necessary, Salt-n-Pepa have been quiet, spending some time on beginning acting careers. A final single from the album, 'None of Your Business,' was a lesser hit, but it won the Grammy for Best Rap Performance in 1995.

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