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Some 28 years ago, The Simpsons made a jokey reference to a team up of rappers Cypress Hill and the London Symphony Orchestra, a match made while the 420-friendly group was allegedly high.

Hip hop legends Cypress Hill have said they will fulfil their “destiny” and bring to life a joke made about them on The Simpsons nearly 30 years ago.

Cypress Hill documentary – check it out below.The film, called Cypress Hill: Insane In The Brain, will explore the group’s long-lasting influence on hip-hop and culture: it arrives on April 20.Directed by Estevan Oriol, the film opens with B-Real looking through film with a microscope. “Somewhere in here, there is Cypress Hill,” he says adding: “I never thought we’d be making history.”The documentary features rare archival footage and images of the group – originally comprising B-Real, Sen Dog, Eric Bobo, and DJ Muggs — from their early beginnings when they performed in front of 16 people to their height, playing to more than 150,000 fans.Speaking about the film in January, Sen Dog said: “We were proud hip-hoppers back in the day and we’ve gone through it all.

Cypress Hill have revealed that the album they release after their next will be their “final traditional” LP.The California hip-hop titans – comprising B-Real, Sen Dog, DJ Muggs and Eric Bobo – are gearing up to release their 10th studio album, ‘Back In Black’, which is set to arrive on March 18. But even with the pending release, the group are already looking ahead to the future.“The next album after this one will be the final traditional Cypress Hill album,” B-Real told The Independent.

Cypress Hill have today (January 21) unveiled details of their 10th album ‘Back In Black’.The legendary hip-hop group, comprising B-Real, Sen Dog, DJ Muggs and Eric Bobo, will release the record on March 18.Speaking about the follow-up to 2018’s ‘Elephant’s On Acid,’ Sen Dog said: “This album is a return to our roots. We were proud hip-hoppers back in the day and we’ve gone through it all.“We’re proud to be part of the hip-hop industry.

Cypress Hill have released a new track called ‘Open Ya Mind’, which targets the government’s reluctance to legalise marijuana in the US.The legendary hip-hop group, comprising B-Real, Sen Dog, DJ Muggs and Eric Bobo, have shared the Black Milk-produced track as the first taste of their upcoming 10th studio album.It comes after Cypress Hill celebrated the 30th anniversary of their self-titled debut album in August, which saw them release an Expanded Edition of the classic album featuring three new bonus tracks.‘Open Ya Mind’ hears the group discuss the corporate ramifications and governmental ambiguity of legalising cannabis in America.