Maseo and Posdnuos, the remaining members of De La Soul, wrote heartfelt tributes to David 'Trugoy The Dove' Jolicoeur on Wednesday
“Thank you for the wise words placed in your verses. Thank you for the music you produced that is loved by so many,” he continued. “Thank you for never wanting to compromise the quality of our brand. Thank you for helping us become a group that will remain etched in the timeline of hip hop culture as well as the fabric of music and for now on when we perform “Ring Ring Ring Ha Ha Hey” we will say “2-2-2-2-222 we got an angel in heaven who can talk to you.
After a two-year battle with Tommy Boy Records in the late 2010s, De La Soul retrieved their masters in Aug. 2021. In January, the group announced that the
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