90s Cypress Hill Blunted 1992 Hip Hop Rap t-shirt Extra Large

Chest 23.5 in.

Length 28 in.

Content: 100% Cotton

Tag Brand: GEM

This amazing tee pays tribute to the iconic West Coast hip hop group, Cypress Hill. This shirt is often associated with the group's early career and their song "Something for the Blunted", which appeared on their eponymous debut album. The front graphic shows off cartoon depictions of founding members B-Real, Sen Dog, and DJ Muggs, while the back includes their famous skull logo.

Cypress Hill was founded in South Gate, California and named after one of the city's local streets. They found quick success with their debut album in 1991, particularly thanks to the singles "The Phuncky Feel One" and "How Could I Just Kill a Man". This shirt is copyright 1992, when the success of their debut led to some exciting opportunities.

They were invited to participate in their ever Lollapalooza, and also went on tour with the Beasties Boys, who were promoting their third studio album Check Your Head. The group was also featured on the soundtracks for multiple movies in 1992. This included the Tupac Shakur movie Juice, which featured their song "Shoot 'Em Up", Lethal Weapon 3, which included "Latin Lingo", and White Men Can't Jump, which featured "A to the K". All this contributed to the group's second album, Black Sunday, debuting at the top of the Billboard chart in 1993.

Fits like a modern unisex adult Extra Large. There is small hole on the front graphic and a hole on the right side when wearing, see pics.






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