Apparently, the group lost member Prodigy for some reason, so they have taken to the internet to announce their newest addition in the form of Detroit’s EJ. You can check out pictures, as well as the groups official message, in the gallery above; below, EJ speaks on joining the group:
“I am living my dream and being a part of this project has been amazing and a true blessing! …I plan to do big things with these guys! I am so grateful for the opportunity.”
Spotted on Kontrol Mag:
Heart breaking news for loyal Mindless Behavior fans everywhere. Kontrol Magazine has been exclusively told that group member Prodigy is no longer with the group. Yes. You read it right. Lead singer Prodigy has left the building.
The group (who have been together since 2008) have enjoyed huge successes with hit singles such as(“My Girl” and “Mrs. Right). They have been a little quiet of late, but I certainly didn’t see this one coming.
Now we cannot give too much away, but the streets also tells us that “Like Em All” crooner Jacob Latimore will be Prodigy’s replacement. Latimore did go on tour with Mindless Behavior and Diggy Simmons for the 2011 Scream Tour “The Next Generation”, so could this shift have been a long time in the works? Hmmm… They seem to have made alternative arrangements pretty swiftly. Perhaps Prodigy as the lead singer feels that it’s time to go solo? Wouldn’t be the first time would it? (Word to Justin Timberlake).
Below, Mindless Behavior performs their hit ‘Keep Her On The Low’ at the BET Experience in L.A., which serves as a precursor to tonight’s BET Awards.
Mindless Behavior drops their latest visual from All Around The World.
Go behind the scenes as Mindless Behavior shoots the video for “Used to Be” off their album “All Around the World.”
All the kids (and creeps) scream in unison for the All Around The World tour. Mindless Behavior, The OMG Girlz and Coco Jones will be hitting the road in July in CA and will be closing out the tour (unless they add dates) in TX. You can check out the dates below.
July 3 – Stockton, CA – Bob Hope Theatre
July 5 – Oakland, CA – Paramount Theatre
July 6 – Los Angeles, CA – Nokia Theatre L.A. LIVE
July 9 – Kansas City, MO – The Midland by AMC
July 10 – St Louis, MO – Peabody Opera House
July 12 – Portsmouth, VA – nTelos Wireless Pavilion
July 13 – New York, NY – Beacon Theatre
July 14 – Greensboro, NC – Greensboro Coliseum Special Events Center
July 17 – Columbia, SC – Township Auditorium
July 18 – Birmingham, AL – BJCC Concert Hall
July 19 – Southaven, MS – Landers Center
July 20 – Atlanta, GA – Fox Theatre
July 25 – Baltimore, MD – Pier Six Concert Pavilion
July 26 – Washington D.C. – DAR Constitution Hall
July 28 – Philadelphia, PA – Mann Center
August 2 – Detroit, MI – Fox Theatre
August 3 – Chicago, IL – Arie Crown Theater**
August 4 – Milwaukee, WI – Milwaukee Theatre
August 8 – Augusta, GA – The Bell Auditorium
August 9 – Jacksonville, FL – Times-Union Center for the Performing Arts Moran Theater
August 10 – Miami, FL – James L. Knight Center
August 11 – Tampa, FL – Straz Center for the Performing Arts**
August 15 – Mobile, AL – Mobile Civic Center
August 16 – New Orleans, LA – UNO Lakefront Arena
August 17 – Dallas/Grand Prairie, TX – Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie**
August 18 – Houston, TX – Reliant Arena
**Coco Jones Not Performing
The below track will be featured on the Target Deluxe version of All Around The World, due MArch 12th.
Mindless Behavior shows that Rihanna (and Trinidad James) has corrupted their very young minds.
The group’s album of the same name and their following documentary is out next week.
Mindless Behavior talk exclusively to That Grape Juice about their new album ‘All Around The World’, touring with Janet Jackson, dating, and more.
Looks like the fans lived up to the band’s name…from CBS in Chicago:
An appearance by the boy band Mindless Behavior on Saturday afternoon was followed by a youth disturbance that closed Ford City Mall and left at least two people with minor injuries.
Chicago police say teens became disruptive in connection with the scheduled appearance of the tween idols, but mall officials insisted the two events were unrelated.
John Sarama, senior general manager of Ford City Mall, says members of Mindless Behavior finished their two-hour meet-and-greet with fans around 4 p.m. and left. The “family event” was attended by about 1,000 people, mostly mothers and girls, he said.
Trouble started at 4:45 p.m., he said, when a group of “older youths” entered the mall and started causing trouble by yelling, running and using foul language. There was minimal damage inside the mall, he said.
“We were lucky we had Chicago police on the premises. They observed what was going on. It was their directive to close the mall early,” Samara said.
Witnesses told CBS 2 that fights broke out inside the mall and security was not able to control the situation, prompting police to respond. They say the fighting spilled out into the parking lot, where some vehicles were vandalized.
The Chicago Fire Department said two people, an adult bus driver and a juvenile, were transported in good condition to nearby hospitals, and the CTA temporarily suspended bus service around the mall.
Chicago police said there were multiple arrests, but that offenders likely would be charged with misdemeanors.
Mindless Behavior continue their quest for world domination with their newest visual and single from the upcoming album All Around the World.
Any Mindless Behavior fans on here? Anyways, they released a trailer for their new single and visual, which officially premieres February 12th on BET’s 106 & Park. Check it out above.
The first single from the group’s upcoming All Around The World, available on iTunes Tuesday, January 22nd.
