The Breakfast Club Best of full interview: Jagged Edge Talk 'All Original Parts, Vol. 1,' Diddy, R&B 'Beef,' Car Accident, Music + Tour & More
Dec 26, 2025
Jagged Edge, the iconic R&B group from Atlanta known for their heartfelt hits, shares insights on their new album, 'All Original Parts, Vol. 1.' They dive into their early years and the influence of Jermaine Dupri on their music. The group amusingly recounts a tour bus incident with Destiny's Child and clarifies their friendly rivalry with 112. They reflect on the emotional side of songwriting, modern dating dynamics, and the challenges they've faced, including serious car accidents. Plus, they're gearing up for their 25th-anniversary tour, promising a mix of fan favorites!
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Teenagers Formed A Lasting Group
- Jagged Edge formed in Atlanta when members met as teenagers and reconfigured groups until the final lineup stuck.
- Kyle recruited the others after hearing them sing at a church picnic and they added Wingo later.
Mentor Pushed Them To Self-Sufficiency
- Jermaine Dupri shaped their skills but pushed them to be self-sufficient as writers and producers.
- That pressure taught Jagged Edge to make beats, play keys, and control their creative destiny.
Thrown Off A Tour Bus Over A Mom
- While touring with Destiny's Child they were removed from a shared bus after a dispute over LaToya's mother boarding.
- The situation escalated to police involvement though Jagged Edge defended they were only protecting someone's mom.