Wyclef Jean confirmed that The Fugees reunion tour is being rescheduled and compared the group to the Grateful Dead.
It’s been a hot minute since we’ve seen Wyclef, Lauryn Hill or Pras Jean do his music thing and while we’re disappointed that the highly-anticipated Fugees reunion tour has been postponed, Wyclef is keeping the Fu’s legacy going until the reunion finally happens (if ever).
San Francisco was blanketed with waves of concertgoers this past weekend to take in the latest edition of the Outside Lands Festival. Headlined by Twenty One Pilots, Childish Gambino, and Paul Simon, the eclectic gathering of musical minds gave way to a special pop-up performance from Wyclef Jean of The Fugees fame, and we were […]
No, it’s not the mid-90s and that headline is very much correct. The Fugees are back, this after Hot 97’s Funkmaster Flex debuted a record featuring all three of the band members.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s office is apologizing to Grammy-winning artist Wyclef Jean for mistaking him as a robbery suspect and detaining him.
Apparently, Los Angeles cops couldn’t tell the difference between Wyclef Jean and an armed robbery suspect. The Fugees rapper was detained by cops overnight (March 21) because the car he was driving matched the description of the whip used in the crime that same night.
Wyclef Jean is more than 20 years into the rap game so you know he has some interesting stories about Hip-Hop’s golden era.
Wyclef Jean has an interesting perspective on Atlanta rapper Young Thug. He finds him revolutionary and considers him a “modern Tupac.”
Well this is no good. The founder of a vastly popular megachurch in Singapore has been found guilty of embezzling $35 million to fund his wife’s singing career.
Wyclef Jean clearly does things when the mood strikes, because he returns today with a visual for “April Showers” from his 2013 mixtape of the same title. The track features Troy Ave, as well as the former Fugees’ artist Sedeck.
Wyclef Jean is broke and he creditors are demanding their money, including the IRS, who he owes $2.9M. The revelation was made by his accountant when the former Fugees frontman failed to pay lawyers money he owed them.
Wyclef Jean has penned a tribute to the late Trayvon Martin called “Justice (If You’re 17).” The Fugees frontman also had a video prepped and ready to go which uses footage of him performing the song in the studio as well as a narrative.
