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Cypress Hill are a Hip Hop group known for pioneering the fusion of rock and rap, and the amount of lyrics they've produced devoted to promoting the consumption and legalization of marijuana. Also notable for cartoonishly over-the-top depictions of urban deprivation and violence, with no attempt to morally justify the actions in their songs.

Members:

B-Real
Sen Dog
DJ Muggs
Eric Bobo

Christian Olde Wolbers and Dino Cazares and Brad Wilk have also performed live instrumentation for the band's Rap Metal material.

Discography:

1991: Cypress Hill
1993: Black Sunday
1995: Cypress Hill III: Temples of Boom
1998: Cypress Hill IV
2000: Skull & Bones
2001: Stoned Raiders
2004: Till Death Do Us Part
2010: Rise Up

This band contains examples of:

Gangsta Rap: The Type 3 variety.

Off the top of my head, Boom Biddy Bye Bye, "Down on the floor and you don't ask why//Put a glock to your dome and you start to cry"

Hip Hop
Rap Rock: Generally considered to have pioneered this thanks to their crossover with rock fanbases since the beginning of their career; albums like Skull and Bones and Stoned Raiders showcased both Rap Rock and Rap Metal, with instrumentation provided by members of Fear Factory and Rage Against the Machine.
Refrain From Assuming: "Insane in the Membrane" isn't the song's name. It's "Insane in the Brain".
- It doesn't help that the band themselves used the wrong name during their appearance on The Simpsons.
Rockstar Song: "Rock Superstar".
The Stoner: The entire band.

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 Cypress Hill are a [[Hip Hop]] group known for pioneering the fusion of [[Rap Rock|rock and rap]], and the amount of lyrics they've produced devoted to promoting the consumption and legalization of marijuana. Also notable for cartoonishly over-the-top depictions of urban deprivation and violence, with no attempt to morally justify the actions in their songs.