Sisqo Was Blamed for Dru Hill's Breakup. Here's What Really Happened

For years, fans blamed Sisqo for breaking up Dru Hill. Thong Song and Incomplete made him one of the biggest stars of 2000, and the group around him seemed to disappear. But the record tells a more complicated story. Woody walked off the set of Wild Wild West in 1999, before Thong Song even came out, then left again for his faith, live on 92Q radio in 2008. Jazz left for his own music, Nokio over the manager. This is the full story of Mark Andrews, from a fudge shop at Baltimore's Inner Harbor to Def Jam, the 2003 arrest, Celebrity Big Brother, The Breakfast Club, The Masked Singer and the R&B Lovers Tour, with what each member of Dru Hill says.

Did you know Sisqo from Dru Hill before Thong Song? And could Dru Hill have become the next Boyz II Men if Woody had stayed on that video set in 1999? Tell us in the comments.

00:00 Woody quits Dru Hill live on 92Q
01:31 Mark Andrews becomes Sisqo
02:03 Nokio and the first Dru Hill
02:46 The Fudgery at the Inner Harbor
03:20 Kevin Peck and the audition
03:57 Tell Me and the first deal
04:25 The dragon in the artwork
04:45 A platinum debut
05:11 The brawl in Atlanta
05:47 The lawsuit against Island and PolyGram
06:19 Where was the money?
06:34 Enter the Dru
07:14 Wild Wild West: Will Smith calls
07:59 "4 of us at the beginning, 3 at the end"
08:29 Sisqo's solo plan
08:50 Unleash the Dragon
09:16 Thong Song
10:01 The Beatles problem and the $100,000 effect
10:31 The video in Miami
11:19 Incomplete, the song he didn't want
12:13 NSYNC, MTV and his own dance show
12:41 4 Grammy nominations, a doll and Snow Dogs
13:13 The other 3
13:32 Return of Dragon
14:22 A question for you
14:45 Woody comes back: Dru World Order
15:15 Falling apart behind the scenes
16:05 The 2003 arrest in Randallstown
16:50 112 and the end of the Def Jam years
17:19 Sisqo stays in the spotlight
17:41 Gone Country
18:11 Back in the 92Q studio
18:49 Publicity stunt or real anger?
19:08 Keith Sweat and Dru Idol
19:30 Glee and Celebrity Big Brother
20:03 Keith Sweat's Platinum House
20:21 A different life in Minnesota
21:05 Kimiqo and the proposal
21:30 Last Dragon
21:57 Sia, Panic! at the Disco and the lawsuit
22:34 The Breakfast Club, 2017
23:19 Jazz leaves, Smoke and Black arrive, the wedding
23:46 Unsung and Nokio's exit
24:39 Did Sisqo kill Dru Hill?
26:13 Legends of Tomorrow and the Bacardi lawsuit
26:35 The brothers come back
26:58 The Masked Singer
27:32 6 men on stage, one missing
28:01 The Bronx promise and the 2026 tour
29:22 Where Sisqo is today

Sources:
- Billboard, Rolling Stone, The Baltimore Sun, Baltimore Magazine, Associated Press, MTV News, Vibe
- TV One, Unsung: Dru Hill (February 23, 2020)
- Radio and interviews: 92Q Baltimore (2008), The Breakfast Club (December 21, 2017), Magic 95.9 (February 24, 2020), VladTV, Essence, Complex, NY1 (2025)
- Woody Rock's video answer to The Breakfast Club (December 2017)
Archive footage used for news reporting, commentary and criticism. Statements by the members of Dru Hill are presented as their own accounts.

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