Ear-Resistible is the thirty-eighth studio album by The Temptations, released in 2000 on Motown. The title is a pun combining 'ear' and 'irresistible'. The album was produced by the group along with Daryl Simmons and other collaborators, continuing the line of its predecessor Phoenix Rising.
The album includes the single 'I'm Here', which had modest reception on the R&B charts. The group's lineup at this time included Otis Williams, Ron Tyson, Terry Weeks, Barrington Henderson, and Harry McGilberry. The production blends soul ballads with early 2000s contemporary R&B influences.
Although it did not generate major commercial hits, Ear-Resistible was appreciated by critics for the group's vocal quality and ability to adapt to modern sounds without losing their classic essence. It is considered a solid album within the late-career phase of the group on Motown.