How Well Do You Know Babyface? Take The Babyface Quiz

The correct answer is Kenneth Edmonds. Babyface, a renowned R&B artist and producer, is commonly known by his stage name, but his real name is Kenneth Edmonds.

"We Belong Together" is the correct answer because this track by Mariah Carey mentions Babyface in the lyrics. Babyface is a well-known collaborator of Mariah Carey, and in this song, she sings about their relationship and how they belong together. The lyrics of the song express her love and longing for Babyface, making it clear why this track mentions him.

LaFace Records is the correct answer because it was the record label that Babyface cofounded with L.A. Reid in 1989. This label became highly successful and played a significant role in shaping the R&B and hip-hop music scene in the 1990s.

Babyface and L.A. Reid were both members of The Deele, a 1980's funk group.

Babyface's son Dylan was named after Bob Dylan.

Babyface's first R&B chart #1 hit was "Love Saw It", a duet with Karyn White. This answer is correct because Karyn White is the only option listed who collaborated with Babyface on the song "Love Saw It". Bobby Brown, Eric Clapton, and Whitney Houston did not have a duet with Babyface on this particular song.

Babyface was awarded the Grammy for Producer Of The Year three years in a row, which was a historic first. This award recognizes the exceptional skills and talent of a music producer in creating and shaping the sound of a recording. The fact that Babyface won this prestigious award for three consecutive years highlights his remarkable contribution to the music industry and his ability to consistently produce high-quality music.

Bootsy Collins gave Babyface his nickname while he was still in his teens.

"Whip Appeal" is the correct answer because it peaked at #2 on the R&B charts. The song was released on Babyface's 1999 album "Tender Lover" and gained significant popularity in the R&B genre. Its success on the charts indicates its popularity and appeal among R&B music listeners during that time.

"For The Cool In You" is the correct answer because it was an album released by Babyface in the 1990s that achieved triple platinum status, indicating it sold over three million copies. This album also gave him his first Top Five pop hit, further solidifying its significance in his career.

Babyface produced and sang backing vocals for the Grammy-winning Eric Clapton record "Change The World."

Face2Face is the correct answer because it was Babyface's first album released in the 21st century. This album was released in 2001 and features a mix of R&B, pop, and soul music. It includes hit songs like "There She Goes" and "What If". Babyface, a renowned singer, songwriter, and producer, has had a successful career spanning several decades, and Face2Face marked his entrance into the new millennium with a fresh collection of songs.

Babyface signed with Island Records to release his album "Playlist".

In the spring of 2008, Babyface opened his 14-date tour in Minneapolis.

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In the soundtrack for "The Pagemaster," Babyface contributed to a duet with Lisa Stansfield called "Dream Now."

The correct answer is Epic. This label released the 2000 Babyface compilation "A Collection of His Greatest Hits".

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"Wonderful Tonight" is the correct answer because it is a cover song originally performed by Eric Clapton. The question asks for a cover song by Eric Clapton that is featured on Babyface's album "Playlist," and "Wonderful Tonight" fits this criteria.

Babyface was nominated for an Album of the Year Grammy for the soundtrack of the movie "The Bodyguard."