Black Eyed Peas tickets:
Black Eyed
Peas are an American hip-hop (musical styles
Alternative Rap/Hip-Hop and Jazz Rap/Hip-Hop)
crew from Los Angeles, who have lately enjoyed
massive international pop success. As Atban
Klann, they signed to Ruthless Records (run
by Eazy-E), but their album was never released
because the positive and peaceful lyrics
were too unusual for Ruthless. The group
is composed of Will.i.am, Apl.de.ap, Taboo,
and Fergie.
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Black Eyed Peas
After Eazy-E died of AIDS in 1995, Atban
Klann reformed as the Black Eyed Peas and released a debut,
Behind the Front (1998, 1998 in music) that earned the
group (and their accompanying live band) critical acclaim.
The hit single off of Behind the Front, "Joints and
Jams", was featured on the Bulworth soundtrack. Their
second album was 2000's Bridging the Gap (2000 in music).
Their breakthrough album, Elephunk, was released in 2003,
featuring a new female vocalist, Stacy "Fergie"
Ferguson previously a cast member of Kids Incorporated
and a member of teen pop band Wild Orchid. She is the
replacement of background singer Kim Hill, who departed
the band during 2000.
BEP's Elephunk
From Elephunk came the anti-war anthem "Where is
the Love?", which became their first major hit, peaking
at #8 on the US Hot 100, but topping the charts practically
everywhere else, including six weeks at #1 in the UK where
it became the biggest-selling single of 2003. The album
subsequently spawned "Shut Up", which peaked
at UK #2 (despite being referred to by one reviewer as
"the single most vacuous, pointless, vile and generally
loathsome song in a generation") and topped the charts
in many other European countries including France and
Germany. Indeed the band have enjoyed greater mainstream
success in Europe than in the US with Elephunk going Top
10, gold and (sometimes multi-)platinum in the UK, Germany
and many other European markets, yet ultimately failing
to break the US Top 10, although it did go platinum there.
The third single from the album, "Hey Mama"
hit the Top 10 in the UK, Germany and several other European
countries, and reached the Top 30 of the US Hot 100. However,
there was substantial edits to parts of "Hey Mama"
for the radio, single and video versions, including the
line "we drop bombs like we in the Middle East".
The Black Eyed Peas & John Kerry
The Black Eyed Peas publicly backed John Kerry's presidential
campaign in 2004, and performed (along with James Taylor,
Bon Jovi, Sheryl Crow and others) at Kerry's election
night rally in Boston.
During Black Eyed Peas' concert tour in
Asia in 2004, Apl.de.ap's life story was featured in a
weekly Filipino TV drama special called Maalaala Mo Kaya
(Will You Remember), which explained his childhood with
his poor family in Pampanga, Philippines, before sadly
parting with them to live a better life in the US at the
age of 14. "The Apl Song", with the chorus written
in Tagalog (Filipino), from their album Elephunk, tells
the story of Apl.de.ap. The Tagalog lyrics and backing
melody were based on the song "Balita", an original
composition of the 1970s Filipino folk rock group Asin.
The group eventually produced an exclusive video of the
song in the Philippines while touring the country as part
of their album promotion.
The BEP's song "Let's Get Retarded"
was restyled as "Let's Get it Started" for an
NBA finals worldwide commercial. New lyrics gave the tune
a basketball theme, as opposed to the original's theme
dealing with getting heavily intoxicated and partying
and the spot featured Carlos Santana. The revised song
had great success as a single, particularly on the iTunes
music download service.
The Black Eyed Peas' Monkey
Business
The Black Eyed Peas' next album, Monkey Business, was
released on June 7, 2005. The album's first single, "Don't
Phunk With My Heart", was a major hit in the US peaking
at #3 on the Billboard Hot 100. This is the highest peak
yet of BEP's career. The song is also at #3 in the UK,
and #5 in Canada, and #1 in Australia.
"Monkey Business," Black Eyed
Peas' 4th album debuted at #2 on the Billboard 200 Albums
Chart, selling over 295,000 copies in its first week.
Some commentators have noted the consistent
theme of black men and blond women in Black Eyed Peas
videos, raising the question of racial fetishes or jungle
fever. Whether or not it has been a conscious decision,
more recent videos have featured a wider range of racial
groups.
There is rumour on the splitting of Black
Eyed Peas. They believe that each of their members have
their own talents not just one band by itself. This rumour
is similar to Eminem's retirement. Even though the Black
Eyed Peas may or may not split, they still might feature
each other in their own albums.