98 Degrees Sing About Oral Sex in Raunchy New Song "Microphone"

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Once upon a time, not so long ago but in another era completely, Nick Lachey and his 98 Degrees bandmates were just a group of earnest, twenty-something hunks who wanted to "cherish you." Now that they're all grown up, however, they have a few other, more adult ideas in mind. One month after announcing their upcoming album 2.0, the "boy" banders have released a new, very sexually suggestive single, "Microphone."
The song, a bass-heavy dance track, finds the four guys -- Lachey, 39, his younger brother Drew, 36,Jeff Timmons, 39, and Justin Jeffre -- using not-so-subtle innuendo to refer to their assets and various sex acts. One verse asks the object of the singer's affection to "put this [microphone] in your hands / and hold it up to your lips." "We can be a two-piece band," Lachey croons, "and make some hits while you sing in this microphone."

The chorus, meanwhile, includes lines like: "Hey lady, grab the microphone / and say 'do-re-mi-fa-so-oh-oh-oh' / yeah, baby, you're wound up and ready to blow / like 'do-re-mi-fa-so-oh-oh-oh.'"

98 Degrees rose to fame in the late 1990s, during the heyday of boy bands like N Sync and The Backstreet Boys. They went "on hiatus" in 2002 to pursue other opportunities -- Lachey didNewlyweds with ex-wife Jessica Simpson and released solo albums in 2003 and 2006 -- but they reunited in 2012 to perform at a music festival in Pennsylvania.

In January 2013, they announced that they were reuniting again, this time for a summer tour with fellow '90s groups New Kids on the Block and Boyz II Men. The tour begins on May 31, 2013.

"We are really excited to bring our fans new music and get out on the road," Lachey said in a release about the tour. "This is a long time coming."

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Nick Lachey and Reds fan team up to parody 'Dust in the Wind'

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By: WCPO Digital Staff

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CINCINNATI - Who hasn’t heard the song, “Dust in the Wind” by Kansas? A true Reds fan teamed up with Cincinnatian and pop-singer Nick Lachey to create a parody of the song, entitled “Dusty Please Win.”

Josh Sneed told Lachey of his Reds-friendly version of the song, and he agreed to record it with him. The project was put on hold after Lachey became a new father as this past Reds season was winding down.

The two decided to record the song in the offseason and released it just before Opening Day 2013.

The song can be downloaded for $1.00 at http://www.CincyShirts.com/Dusty , and all proceeds will benefit the Reds Community Fund.

You can listen to the parody by hitting play below (mobile and tablet users go to a browser version of WCPO.com).

Nick Lachey and Josh Sneed getting us ready for Reds Opening Day!

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Comedian Josh Sneed and Nick Lachey collaborated recently by recording a fun Red’s Opening Day mantra called “Dusty Please Win!” You’ll be laughing and singing along. It is available for download for only $1 at www.cincyshirts.com/dusty All proceeds benefit the Red’s Community Fund.

Red Carpet Confidential: ‘DWTS’ Winner Drew Lachey Reveals His Top Pick & Advice For Snagging The Mirror Ball Trophy

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By Valerie Nome

Singers unite!

Drew Lachey reveals he will be rooting forAmerican Idol finalist turned country croonerKellie Pickler when Dancing With The Starsbegins tonight at 8 p.m. ET on ABC.

“I think she’s going to be a lot of fun to watch,” the season two winner and DWTS All-Starscontestant, 36, tells me when he hosts The Pool After Dark at Harrah’s Resort Atlantic City. “She’s got a lot of spunk, great personality, great sense of humor. She’s got a good partner [Derek Hough], so I think she’s going to be the one to watch.”

Hm, what advice would he give Kellie and fellow contestants like Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Lisa Vanderpump, country singerWynonna Judd and Olympian Aly Raisman?

“Stretch,” he says. “That’s the biggest advice. Every dance, I think I pulled a different muscle. It’s harder than people give it credit for. You don’t want to be walking out there with a gimpy groin or a bad hammy.”

He continues, “Don’t take it too seriously. Have fun, and go out there and be yourself. Give it your best and have fun. It’s a fun show. Enjoy it!”

For the 98 Degrees singer, the Mirror Ball trophy he scored with partner Cheryl Burke continues to be a draw.

“I keep it as far away from my kids as possible, because chunks of mirror fall off,” he explains. “It’s a choking hazard for my kids. [laughs] No, it’s in my office, up on the shelf. I’ve found that every time someone comes over to the house, they want to see it, so I’ve got to keep it out. It’s a conversation piece.”