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== Cultural Impact == The Delfonics' recordings have achieved lasting cultural impact beyond their original chart success. Their music has been featured in films including "Jackie Brown," where their songs provided crucial atmospheric elements, introducing them to audiences unfamiliar with their original context. Hip-hop producers have extensively sampled their recordings, recognizing the quality of the musical performances and the emotional resonance that their songs convey. This afterlife in film and hip-hop has maintained their visibility while introducing new generations to their work.<ref name="brown"/> Their influence on subsequent soul and R&B artists is evident in approaches to harmony, production, and emotional expression that they pioneered. Groups including Boyz II Men explicitly cited them as influences, while the overall trajectory of romantic R&B reflects templates they established. The combination of vulnerability and sophistication that characterized their best work remains a model for artists seeking to create romantic music that appeals beyond teenage audiences.<ref name="jackson"/>
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