B5

B5 (short for Breeding 5) is an American R&B boy band from Atlanta, Georgia. A la The Jackson 5, all five members of the group are the male children of th

B5 (short for Breeding 5) is an American R&B boy band from Atlanta, Georgia. A la The Jackson 5, all five members of the group are the male children of the Breeding family: Dustin (born October 8, 1988), Kelly (born February 27, 1989), Patrick (born September 19, 1990), Carnell (born November 30, 1991), and Bryan (born October 14, 1994). Signed to Bad Boy Records and groomed in the style of The Jackson 5 and New Edition, B5 had a hit with their debut single, a cover version of The Jackson 5's "All I Do Is Think Of You". The B5 version of the song was titled "All I Do" and peaked at #71 on Billboard's R&B singles chart in 2005. Their debut album, B5, hit #19 on the Billboard 200 album chart in 2005.

On Saturday, November 12, 2005 a B5 Chaos occurred. The five brothers were performing at the Brooklyn Center Mall in Atlanta that Saturday when they were attacked by a crowd of girls. The whole tour and concert was free. It all started when after the band sung their hit "All I Do" and started to perform their second single. As they sung, one fan jumped on stage to receive a hug which caused the whole chaos. About 2,500 girls attended the concert and all forced their way onto the stage at once. Bryan, the youngest of the group, was snatched by a girl and taken away. He got loose and made his way back on stage to leave through the back door. Patrick, the middle child, ran when the riot occurred. Suddenly the stage collapsed and Bryan was stuck under the ruins. The females started to assault each other and soon attacked and stripped Dustin, the oldest. Carnell, the second youngest, hurt himself on the remaining ruins of he stage. Kelly was attacked and hair was pulled. It took 15 minutes to calm down the scene and about an hour to evacuate. After the incident, the mall was closed but re-opened that night. Several people were hurt, but no one was critically injured. Paramedics arrived and people injured were taken away on stretchers. B5 left the town immediantly before being checked at a hospital. The Jingle Jam was not canceled and is still in effect until January 1, 2006.