Braxton Sheds Light on the Bridge

In a 2019 Interview, Braxton Confessed That the Bridge Was Composed When She Was High on Weed for the First Time. So the Part Where You Hear Her Singing the Following Lines Simply Refers to Her “Smoking a Joint”:

Braxton Released “You’re Makin’ Me High” Alongside “Let It Flow” on 21St May, 1996 as the First Single from Her Sophomore Album, “Secrets”. the Album Was Later Officially Launched on 18Th June, 1996 by Both Laface and Arista Records.

Did Toni Braxton Write “You’re Makin’ Me High”?

No. Legendary American Musician and Record Producer, Babyface Is Credited as One of the Writers of This Song. the Other Credited Writer Is Fellow American Music Producer and Actor, Bryce Wilson. It Is Worth Noting That Wilson Also Appears on the Song’s Official Music Video.

“You’re Makin’ Me High” Received Massive Airplay Across the Globe and Scored a #1 in Both Canada and United States. in Doing So, This Song Became the Singer’s First-Ever #1 Song on the Hot 100

Toni’s Iconic “Secrets” Album

On June 18 of 1996 American R&B Singer Toni Braxton Dropped “Secrets” as a Follow-up to Her Debut Self-Named Studio Album.

“You’re Makin’ Me High” by Toni Braxton

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• Oct 9, 2026 • 4 min read

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