ALBUMGet It Together (Télépopmusik Lofi Flip) - SingleuChill, 702 & Télépopmusik
Albums by 702
ALBUMStar702
ALBUMStar (feat. Clipse) - Single702 & Latif
ALBUM702702
ALBUMNo Doubt702
702's Popular Music Videos
Where My Girls At?
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Get It Together
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Steelo
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No Doubt
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Gotta Leave
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You Don't Know
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Artist Playlists
702 Essentials
Check out the ‘90s steelo of these R&B ladies.
Artist Biography
The ’90s R&B trio 702 enjoyed a string of Top 40 hits, including their feisty 1999 smash “Where My Girls At?”
• Sisters Irish, Orish, and LeMisha Grinstead were discovered singing in the lobby of Caesars Palace by Sinbad. The comedian encouraged the girls’ parents to enter them in a music competition, where they staged an impromptu audition for New Edition/Bell Biv DeVoe singer Michael Bivins.
• Bivins became their manager and suggested they change their name to 702, the area code for their hometown of Las Vegas.
• 702 made their official debut with a feature on the R&B group Subway’s 1994 song “This Lil’ Game We Play.”
• The group soon became a trio consisting of LeMisha and Irish Grinstead and Kameelah Williams. Their 1996 debut album, No Doubt, spawned the Top 40 singles “Steelo,” “Get It Together,” and “All I Want.”
•.The trio’s 1999 self-titled sophomore effort yielded the biggest hit of their career, “Where My Girls At?” Cowritten and coproduced by Missy Elliott, the single reached No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100.
• 702 split up after the release of their third album, 2003’s Star.