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25 years later, RnB Group Intro Comes CLEAN About Kenny Greene's Death.

What if I told you one of the most soulful voices of the '90s R&B era was completely erased—not by a scandal, not by a crime, but by silence?

Kenny Greene wasn’t just the frontman of the group Intro—he was the engine.

The pen behind Mary J. Blige hits. A golden voice. A military veteran.

And behind closed doors… a man carrying a truth the music industry refused to accept.

Because back then, being bi in R&B? That was a career death sentence.

Especially when your image was clean-cut, suit-and-tie, ladies’ man material.

But that’s not even the half of it.

Intro was set up to fail. Atlantic Records bailed on them when the Braxtons came on the scene, a fully finished third album got shelved without explanation, and Kenny?

Suspended from his own group for allegedly disrespecting a DJ.

Oh—and while fans were left wondering what happened to Intro, one member had been living a double life for nearly two decades... as a full-time cop in New York City.

You think this was just another R&B group that faded out quietly? Think again. Intro didn’t just disappear—they were buried.

And what really happened to Kenny Greene? Let’s just say the truth didn’t come out until after his death—and it shook everyone.

Let’s break it all down.

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