In 1992, the original lineup for Immature was formed. The original members were Marques "Batman" Houston, Jerome "Romeo" Jones, and Don "Half Pint" Santos. The members attended the same school, and decided to enter a talent show together. There they were discovered and signed on to Hook Management. Their parents were not sure this was the right option for them because of their age. At this time, all the members were between 8 and 9 years old. In the end, they decided to go for it. During this time they appeared in the movie House Party 3 as Kid's younger cousins. They also appeared on a two-part episode of A Different World, portraying students who gave the character Whitley a hard time on her first day as a teacher. They would also perform on the boardwalk at the beach in Venice, CA.
The group's newfound fame caused a problem for Santos' parents. Immature was constantly on the road, and Santos missed a great deal of school. In an attempt to fix the problem, they hired tutors to travel with the boys, but it did not work out. His parents then decided to take Santos out of the group. He was replaced by Kelton "LDB" Kessee, who was the group's drummer and the same age as Houston and Jones. While remaining their drummer, he became a full-time member of the group.
Immature released its first album, On Our Worst Behavior, in 1992. The singles "Da Munchies," "I Wanna Know U That Way" and "Tear It Up (On Our Worst Behavior)" appeared in the soundtrack of the animated film BΓ©bΓ©'s Kids, and Marques Houston provided the voice for the character Kahill.
In 1994, Immature released its second album, Playtyme Is Over. The singles from this album were "Never Lie", "Constantly," and "I Don't Mind."
The third album, We Got It, was released in 1995. The singles from this album were "Feel The Funk", "We Got It", "Please Don't Go", "Crazy" and "Lover's Groove".
In 1997, Immature released its fourth and final album entitled The Journey. This album featured the singles "Give Up The Ghost" with Bizzy Bone, "Extra, Extra" written by Keith Sweat, and "I'm Not A Fool". In this same year, Immature released a single titled "Watch Me Do My Thing", which had appeared in the movie Good Burger the previous year.
In 1998 the group changed its name to IMx, feeling that the name "Immature" kept them from being treated seriously as young adult male artists. The following year, the group released Introducing IMx. Notable singles from this album were "Stay The Night", "In And Out Of Love", and "Keep It On The Low".
In 2001, the group released the self-titled IMx. Notable songs from this album were "First Time", "Beautiful You Are", "Clap Your Hands", and "Ain't No Need". They also appeared in the movie House Party 4: Down to the Last Minute, a direct-to-video sequel to the House Party series.
Walk You Home
Immature Lyrics
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Yeah and Immature's back on
And we doin' it like this
Uh yeah...
A yo Batman be right here
[Chorus:]
Let me walk you home from school
Let me walk you home from school
And do the little things I want to do
Baby would you be mine
I've never seen no one
Let loose like you
Hold my hand
Come walk with me
Baby baby baby you can see
I am the key
[Chorus:]
Because its time to be
More then just friends
Just you and me
I want to be your man
Come stroll with me
I want to walk you home
'Cause there's lots of things to see
[Chorus:]
Romeo, Romeo here I go
I want to walk you home so you know so you know
There's things to be done hun
For fun hun
Yo momz, I'm not your son honey-bun
I want to walk up your stairs real sneaky
Romeo's gonna get real freaky
Romeo Romeo I hear you screaming my name
[Chorus:]
The song "Walk You Home" by Immature is about a young man who is interested in a girl and wants to take their relationship to the next level. He wants to do the small things for her, like walk her home from school, hold her hand, and be there for her. He wants to be more than just friends with her and wants to be her man. The lyrics convey a sense of youthful innocence and excitement as the young man tries to win over the heart of the girl he desires.
The song has a catchy melody and a fun vibe that is typical of Immature's music. The chorus is particularly memorable with its repetition of the lines, "Let me walk you home from school, and do the little things I want to do." The song's upbeat tempo and playful lyrics make it a great choice for a feel-good pop song.
One interesting fact about "Walk You Home" is that it was released in 1992 as a single from Immature's debut album, "On Our Worst Behavior." The album reached number 58 on the US Billboard 200 chart and was certified Gold by the RIAA. Another interesting fact is that the members of Immature were just 12 and 13 years old when they recorded the song, which makes it all the more impressive that they were able to make such a catchy and well-received track at such a young age.
Line by Line Meaning
Yo its Romeo
Introducing himself as Romeo
Yeah and Immature's back on
Acknowledging that Immature is making a comeback
And we doin' it like this
Explaining that they are doing it in their own unique way
Uh yeah...
Expressing excitement and enthusiasm
A yo Batman be right here
Referring to Batman being present
[Chorus:] Let me walk you home from school And do the little things I want to do Let me walk you home from school And do the little things I want to do
Asking to walk the listener home from school and do small activities together
Baby would you be mine I've never seen no one Let loose like you Hold my hand Come walk with me Baby baby baby you can see I am the key
Expressing interest in the listener and wanting to hold their hand and be with them, feeling like they can unlock something special in them
[Chorus:]
Repeating the chorus
Because its time to be More then just friends Just you and me I want to be your man Come stroll with me I want to walk you home 'Cause there's lots of things to see
Explaining that it's time to take their relationship beyond friendship, expressing a desire to be the listener's man and showing them new things on the walk home
[Chorus:]
Repeating the chorus
Romeo, Romeo here I go I want to walk you home so you know so you know There's things to be done hun For fun hun Yo momz, I'm not your son honey-bun I want to walk up your stairs real sneaky Romeo's gonna get real freaky Romeo Romeo I hear you screaming my name
Taking on the persona of Romeo and expressing a desire to walk the listener home in a playful, flirty way, jokingly addressing their mom and teasing about being sneaky and getting naughty. Ends with the listener calling out Romeo's name
[Chorus:]
Repeating the chorus
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Written by: CHRIS STOKES, ROY DOG PENNON
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