Determined to swap gang-banging for hip-hop, the duo hooked up with New York-born producer/DJ Muggs, who recommended they knuckle down in his studio and develop their USP.

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What to Collect: DJ Muggs was featured alongside fellow Cypress Hill members B-Real, Sen Dog, and Bobo in the 2022 Topps Allen & Ginter release. The legendary DJ's signed cards sell for about $40.

DJ Muggs was unimpressed and decided to go rogue, pulling out a joint and declaring “They said I couldn't smoke my joint.

Naturally, DJ Muggs wanted to stick it to the man by doing exactly that. 2. Nirvana When Nirvana performed on Saturday Night Live in the 1990s, nobody knew what to expect from the grunge icons.

DJ Muggs: I like it separate myself, but this is what my band needs to do. Personally, I just would rather do other things, but the bands got to do what’s good for the band’s future. The 13-year-old ...

The underground rap vet caps a prolific mixtape run with a full-length DJ Muggs collaboration that’s loaded with the life experience to go with beats that bring to mind late-’90s Queens.

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Lawrence “DJ Muggs” Muggerud speaks at the ceremony honoring Cypress with a star on The Hollywood Walk of Fame on April 18, 2019 in Hollywood, California.

DJ Muggs isn’t someone who’s always out and about, so we seized the opportunity to speak with the iconic producer about his upcoming works. But first, we asked him a legacy question.

DJ Muggs: Just trying to just experiment and do different things. I have a book and four, five projects—all kinds of other things. I like to just to stay creative, keep the creative juices flowing.