Time:9 p.m.

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TICKETS FOR 2 LIVE CREW LIVE IN CONCERT AT INFERNO NIGHT CLUB AND SHISHA LOUNGE ARE AVAILABLE NOW NOW! TICKETS ARE ONLY $15 AND AVAILABLE FROM THE FOLLOWING PEOPLES!
FARREN HARDING
JON MILLER
ALLY KEITH
JOVI FABBRI
AND AT INFERNO NIGHT CLUB

Brother Marquis and Fresh Kid Ice are back. The new CD " JUST WANNA BE HEARD " will be released in 2013 on the label Nu Focus Ent / Lil' Joe Records Inc. The Crew are poised and are ready to show the world what they are made of !

The 2 Live Crew was created by DJ Mr. Mixx (David Hobbs) with fellow rappers Fresh Kid Ice (Chris Wong Won), and Amazing V. (Yuri Vielot). The group released its first single, "Revelation", in 1985. "Revelation" was popular in Florida, so The 2 Live Crew (sans Amazing V) relocated to Miami. Rapper Brother Marquis (Mark Ross) joined The 2 Live Crew for its next single "What I Like". Local rapper Luke Skyywalker (Luther Campbell) gave The 2 Live Crew a record deal and worked as the group's manager and then lead vocalist.^[1] The 2 Live Crew's debut album, The 2 Live Crew Is What We Are, was released in 1986. Alex Henderson of allmusic commented that the album "did take sexually explicit rap lyrics to a new level of nastiness", with tracks such as "We Want Some Pussy" and "Throw The 'D'".With word-of-mouth attention, the album was certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).

As Nasty As They Wanna Be

In 1989, the group released their album, As Nasty As They Wanna Be, which also became the group's most successful album. A large part of its success was due to the single "Me So Horny", which was popular despite little radio rotation. The American Family Association (AFA) did not think the presence of a "Parental Advisory" sticker was enough to adequately warn listeners of what was inside the case. Jack Thompson, a lawyer affiliated with the AFA, met with Florida Governor Bob Martinez and convinced him to look into the album to see if it met the legal classification of obscenity. In 1990 action was taken at the local level and Nick Navarro, Broward County sheriff, received a ruling from County Circuit Court judge Mel Grossman that probable cause for obscenity violations existed. In response, Luther Campbell maintained that people should focus on issues relating to hunger and poverty rather than on the lyrical content of their music.