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Cypress Hill has revolutionized the hip-hop landscape by championing cannabis culture, innovating a unique sonic style, and achieving global recognition through their consistent musical output and captivating live performances.
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Request A ShowCypress Hill launched their first digital collectible (NFT) in partnership with Primary Wave Music and the multi-platinum hip-hop group Cypress Hill.
Pot Meets Pop, a Bandung-based fashion label, collaborated with Cypress Hill to celebrate music, fashion, and cannabis culture.
Cypress Hill partnered with Z2 Comics to release a graphic novel, 'Tres Equis,' which relives their classic self-titled debut album.
B-Real of Cypress Hill signed an exclusive worldwide multi-year agreement with Leaf Mobile for a new mobile game.
Cypress Hill selected bud.com as the exclusive online partner for selling their CHB ultra-premium flower strains.
B-Real of Cypress Hill announced the opening of a Dr. Greenthumb's Dispensary in Orcutt in partnership with TRP.
DJ Muggs, co-founder of Cypress Hill, joined Bhang Inc. as Chief Brand Strategist to drive creative direction.
Cypress Hill, formed in South Gate, California in 1988, is an American hip hop group that has sold over 20 million albums worldwide and earned multi-platinum and platinum certifications. The group, consisting of B-Real, Sen Dog, Eric Bobo, and DJ Muggs, gained mainstream recognition as one of the first Latin American hip-hop acts, influencing West Coast hip hop and 1990s hip hop. They are known for their advocacy for both medical and recreational cannabis use in the United States. In 2019, Cypress Hill became the first hip hop group to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, a testament to their enduring impact and cultural significance. Throughout their career, they have consistently released albums that blend classic hip-hop with innovative sounds and themes, pushing artistic boundaries within the genre.
The group’s self-titled debut album in 1991 achieved double platinum status, solidifying their presence in the music industry. Their second album, “Black Sunday” (1993), debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and sold over three million copies, earning them a Grammy nomination for the hit single “Insane in the Brain.” Cypress Hill continued to evolve their sound, particularly with “Skull & Bones” (2000), which featured a two-disc format exploring both rap and rock. This experimentation allowed them to achieve crossover success, with tracks receiving airplay on both rock and urban radio stations. Despite changes in their lineup and production styles over the years, including DJ Muggs’ temporary hiatus and subsequent return, Cypress Hill has maintained their distinctive identity and commitment to their craft.
More recently, Cypress Hill released their tenth studio album, “Back in Black,” in 2022, showcasing their ongoing musical evolution and collaboration with new producers like Black Milk. This album, along with a documentary titled “Cypress Hill: Insane in the Brain,” highlights their enduring legacy. The group has continued to tour extensively, performing at major festivals and even collaborating with the London Symphony Orchestra in 2024. Their consistent output, commitment to their artistic vision, and ability to connect with diverse audiences have cemented Cypress Hill’s position as pioneers in hip-hop, inspiring numerous artists across various genres.
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