Not too cool, not too warm. After the band was almost universally ridiculed for both its inane, repetitive music and its extraordinarily ill-conceived name, Sinclair and the hot boys of 69 degrees parted ways. After a short-lived solo rap career in which her performed under the name Sassy Dogg, Sinclair found himself living on the streets. But, he says, the horrors created in the teen pop sweatshops do not end with 69 degrees. The rumored project involves the construction and distribution of a series of increasingly younger female pop singers.
All signs point to no.
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