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On Our Worst Behavior
Studio album by Immature
Released	September 22, 1992
Recorded	1992
Genre	New jack swing
Length	48:00
Label	Virgin
Producer	Marquis "Hami" Dair Chris Stokes Cyrus Melchor Chris "Tricky" Stewart Kuk Harrell Blueblood
Immature chronology
On Our Worst Behavior (1992) Playtyme Is Over (1994)
Singles from On Our Worst Behavior
"Tear It Up (On Our Worst Behavior)" Released: August 28, 1992 "Da Munchies" Released: December 7, 1992

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On Our Worst Behavior is the debut album by American band Immature, released on September 22, 1992 on Virgin Records. It is also the only album to feature former member, Don "Half-Pint" Santos, who was replaced by Kelton "LDB" Kessee. Rapper Megan Thee Stallion sampled the song ''Is It Love This Time" for her song "Big Ole Freak" from her second EP Tina Snow.

Track listing

1. "Funky Psychtro Enterview" (2:39)
2. "You're All That" (5:01)
3. "Mom's Illin'" (Forty Oz. Edit) (0:26)
4. "Honey Dip" (3:22)
5. "Anti Splurgian Girl" (0:04)
6. "Be My Girl" (4:30)
7. "Let Me Hmm Hmm Hmm" (4:16)
8. "Da Munchies" (4:30)
9. "I Wanna Know You That Way" (3:29)
10. "(Good Things) Come to Those Who Wait" (3:38)
11. "Meet Me Outside" (4:02)
12. "Tear It Up (On Our Worst Behavior)" (3:25)
13. "Is It Love This Time" (4:28)
14. "Wiser Than My Years" (5:21)

Singles

• Tear it Up (On Our Worst Behavior)
  Release date: August 28, 1992
• Da Munchies
  Release date: December 7, 1992
• A1 Da Munchies 5:40
• A2 Da Munchies 4:05
• A3 Da Munchies 6:24
• B1 Da Munchies 4:10
• B2 Da Munchies 3:34
• B3 Da Munchies 4:24

Additional personnel

• Raquel McQueen (vocals)
• Blueblood
• LROC
• Mixzo (various instruments)
• Christopher Troy (piano, keyboards, drums)
• Chris Stokes (keyboards)
• Cyrus Melchor (keyboards, programming)
• Charles Norris (keyboards, drum programming)
• Kuk Harrell
• Chris "Tricky" Stewart (drums, keyboards)
• Marquis "Hami" Dair
• Jermaine Dupri (programming, keyboards)
• Dionne Farris
• Brandy Diggs (background vocals).

References

1. Bauder, David (December 6, 1992). "New group cashes in on youth trend". Lawrence Journal-World. Retrieved August 3, 2016.

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