Fugees star says he’ll never work with Lauren Hill again
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There’s “a better chance of seeing Bin Laden and Bush having a latte” he says
Rapper/actor Pras has said a Fugees reunion will never happen, thanks to Lauryn Hill.
Speaking to Allhiphop.com Pras says: "Before I work with Lauryn Hill again, you will have a better chance of seeing Osama Bin Laden and [George W.] Bush in Starbucks having a latte, discussing foreign policies, before there will be a Fugees reunion. At this point I really think it will take an act of God to change her, because she is that far out there."
Recent reports of Hill’s diva-like behavior have been well-publicised, including her insistence on being addressed ‘Miss Hill’ by everyone around her.
Meanwhile, Pras is currently working on his second album ‘Experience’, due to be released later this year.
He is also preparing for the release of the documentary ‘Skid Row’ in which he lives in disguise as a homeless person in the notorious Los Angeles area.
"I felt that it was important for me to do this film to showcase to my community how serious this situation is” he commented ”Obviously homelessness is not sexy, it's embarrassing and a lot of people that are out there think that all homeless people are lazy or on drugs, but sometimes it boils down to lack of support and family."
--By our New York staff.
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Speaking to Allhiphop.com Pras says: "Before I work with Lauryn Hill again, you will have a better chance of seeing Osama Bin Laden and [George W.] Bush in Starbucks having a latte, discussing foreign policies, before there will be a Fugees reunion. At this point I really think it will take an act of God to change her, because she is that far out there."
Recent reports of Hill’s diva-like behavior have been well-publicised, including her insistence on being addressed ‘Miss Hill’ by everyone around her.
Meanwhile, Pras is currently working on his second album ‘Experience’, due to be released later this year.
He is also preparing for the release of the documentary ‘Skid Row’ in which he lives in disguise as a homeless person in the notorious Los Angeles area.
"I felt that it was important for me to do this film to showcase to my community how serious this situation is” he commented ”Obviously homelessness is not sexy, it's embarrassing and a lot of people that are out there think that all homeless people are lazy or on drugs, but sometimes it boils down to lack of support and family."
--By our New York staff.
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Fugees star says he’ll never work with Lauren Hill again
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