RazB

RazB, whose real name is De'Mario Monte Thornton, is an American singer and songwriter known for his contributions to the R&B genre. Born on June 13, 1986, in Los Angeles, California, RazB gained prominence as a member of the boy band B2K, which was popular in the early 2000s. The group released multiple successful albums, including "B2K" (2002) and "Pandemonium!" (2003), and was known for hits like "Bump, Bump, Bump" and "Uh Huh."

RazB’s vocal style and stage presence contributed significantly to B2K’s popularity, making the group a prominent act among urban and mainstream audiences during its peak. After the group's disbandment in the mid-2000s, RazB pursued solo projects and appeared on various television programs. His career has been marked both by musical achievements and personal challenges, including legal issues and publicized struggles with health.

Throughout his career, RazB has been involved in philanthropic efforts and has used his platform to address issues related to mental health and personal well-being. Despite the setbacks, he remains an influential figure within the R&B community.

RazB’s contributions to early 2000s pop culture and his role in shaping the boy band landscape have left a lasting impact. As of recent years, he continues to perform and produce music, maintaining a dedicated fan base that appreciates his vocal talent and his openness about personal experiences.