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4:24Now PlayingBone ThugsNHarmony sat with DJ Vlad to discuss their biggest hit to date "Tha Crossroads," and their reaction to it's lasting power nearly 20 years later.
Before the single's official release, the song was dedicated to a close friend, Wish Bone says. With the loss of his uncle Charles and Eazy-E, the group went back in the booth to revamp the single, now known as "Tha Crossroads." When it was released in 1996, the single became a hit for the group and earned them a Grammy the following year.
The group says the song resonated with fans because everyone can relate to losing someone close to them. Flesh-n-Bone says the song has touched people so much that it gets played at funerals to this day.
When it comes to their new projects, the group pushed aside a plan to release their final group album worth $10 million. For now, the group has released cyphers and a few singles in the near future. Check out more of the interview to see what's next for the legendary group above.
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