Brandy and Monica are finally getting their (proverbial) flowers in a big way, nearly three decades after their 1998 joint smash hit, "The Boy Is Mine," was released.
The music icons are currently on their co-headlining The Boy Is Mine Tour, and the response from fans has been overwhelming.
In an Instagram Reel shared following the longtime R&B stars' Washington, D.C. tour stop—which saw surprise guests Michelle Obama, Destiny's Child's Michelle Williams, and more—supporters of the singers pointed out that the spike in attention has been a long time coming, and is absolutely "well deserved."
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As the music icons went hit for hit the entire show, pulling out all the stops to take concert attendees down memory lane in the best way possible, the arena was filled with electric energy as guests sang along to each tune with enthusiasm at Capital One Arena on Sunday, Nov. 30.
View this post on InstagramThe praise continued to filter in, even via social media.
"They are getting all their flowers, so happy for them. Well deserved," one pointed out in the comments section of an Instagram post by Black Promoters Collective, the production company behind the showstopping event.
"This is so much bigger than them. ?? God is good," another wrote, in part, while a third said, "Iconic! The show was fire ? last night."
Two more commenters shared similar sentiments, adding, "This tour has been a real cultural experience" and "This tour really is one for the ICONIC record books! ???"
Next up for the concert series—which includes opening acts Mya and Kelly Rowland—The Boy Is Mine Tour is slated to hit New Orleans, La. on Dec. 5, Fort Worth, Tex. on Dec. 6, and Houston on Dec. 7, before heading to Florida, and wrapping up on Dec. 14, 2025.
Fans unable to attend a live performance, or who simply wish to relive the concert over and over, can stream Brandy & Monica's The Boy Is Mine Tour Set List playlist, available now on Apple Music.
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