Johnny Gill with El DeBarge and Ruben Studdard

El DeBarge, lead singer of '80s R&B group DeBarge, is known for hits like "Rhythm of the Night" and solo hit "Who's Johnny?" His falsetto defined his style.

Ruben Studdard, born in Frankfurt, Germany and raised in Birmingham, Alabama, gained fame by winning American Idol's second season. Known for his powerful R&B and gospel vocals, he achieved significant success with hits like "Flying Without Wings" and "Sorry 2004." Studdard has collaborated with artists like Ne-Yo and Lalah Hathaway and released the album Ruben Sings Luther, paying tribute to his idol Luther Vandross. Alongside music, he's ventured into theater, earning a Grammy nomination, and competed on The Biggest Loser.

Johnny Gill, born in Washington, D.C., is famed for his deep baritone voice and versatile style. He rose to fame with New Edition's "Heart Break" and solo hits like "My My My." He collaborated with Stacy Lattisaw and was part of LSG with Gerald Levert and Keith Sweat, achieving Grammy nods and platinum records. Known for his R&B and new jack swing, he released popular albums through his label J Skillz, continuing his impactful career.