According to an official press releasethe iconic hip-hop group, which includes Wyclef Jean, Pras, and Lauryn Hill, is planning a world tour to mark 25 years of their classic sophomore album,.
The hit album certified the group as late-1990s hip-hop masterminds, sprouted such timeless songs as “Killing Me Softly With His Song” and “Ready or Not,” and went on to sell more than 22 million copies worldwide. The group never recorded another album after, due to legal troubles, personal rifts within the group, and Lauryn and Wyclef’s fraught romantic history.
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