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702

Originally a quartet, 702 made their singing debut on Subway's hit single "This Lil' Game We Play." After being condensed to three members, the R&B trio dropped their first album, No Doubt, in 1996. With hits like "Steelo" and "Can We Get It Together," the chart-topping group quickly established themselves as major contenders on the R&B scene. The award-winning trio went on to record two additional albums and their smash single "Where My Girls At?" became their biggest hit to date.

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Orish Grinstead

In the ‘90s, Grinstead was a one of the original members of the female vocal trio 702, who landed on the R&B charts with songs like “Pootie Tang” and “Where My Girls At.” At the age of 27, Grinstead died from kidney failure. (Photo: Biv Town/M...

19. 702

Named after their hometown area code, Las Vegas trio 702 featured sisters Irish and LeMisha Grinstead and Kameelah Williams singing hip hop-inflected R&B. Initially discovered by comedian Sinbad and later signed by New Edition’s Michael Bivens, th...