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What is Black eyed peas?
A music group including Fergie, Will I Am, Taboo, adn Apl-de-ap. They have good songs and sound amazing on CD's but in real live concert they sound horrible. Probably because they dont practice and the sound system isn't good.
Did you see the Black Eyed Peas in concert the other night?
Yeah. They were okay. Sounded a lot better on the CD though.
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Black eyed peas - what is it?
The Black Eyed Peas is a hip-hop group from Los Angeles formed in 1995. The group consists of will.i.am, apl.de.ap, Taboo, and as of 2001, Fergie.
Check out their first three albums: "Behind the Front", "Bridging the Gap", and "Elephunk".
The Black Eyed Peas used to be very good, but now they make stuff like "My Humps" and "Boom Boom Pow".
What does "Black eyed peas" mean?
1) n. What company executives use when they want to feature people of color in their commercials.
Hmm... how will we apeal to today's young African-American market without losing caucasian customers... I know! We'll get the BEP! There's a group of blacks that white people can enjoy!
Black eyed peas - what does it mean?
A former trio that decided to ruin their talent by adding a mediocre singer who can only bring ONE thing to their resume: commercial success.
Their first two albums prove that BEP had a whole lot of talent and, most importantly, ORIGINALITY.
Their third album had some good songs too, but now they're just bullshit. "boom boom pow" and "my humps"...WTF is this?
Old BEP FTW!
Black Eyed Peas fan: OMG IM SHAKIN MAH ASS TO DAT MY HUMPS SONG DAAAAAAYUM FERGIE DA BESSSS
Me: Cool story...
Black eyed peas - meaning
A weird bean thing that people in the mid-west/south eat a lot. Can be found throughout the US. Has no real flavor, but has a consistency similar to kidney beans.
Can you pass me the black eyed peas?
Black eyed peas - definition
A traditional soul food served on New Years day in most Southern homes. Black Eyed peas are a symbol of health and sucess for the upcoming year. It is believed to start your year without them will bring one great misfortune.In addition to hog jaw, which symbolizes luck and cabbage which symbolizes wealth often cornbread is served on the side.
When Melissa moved to Chicago from New Orleans she drove to 7 stores to find black eyed peas for her New Years Day meal.
Black eyed peas - slang
The Black Eyed Peas are a what-used-to-be trio from LA that had their own style of hip hop. They were creative, slick, and most of all their sound was breathtaking. Kim Hill was with the trio in certain songs until she left (unfortunately) and "Fergie" joined. (oh God...)
Their Behind The Front (1998) and Bridging The Gap (2000) were their only two great albums in which they channeled their art through breathtaking and prodigious poetry. When "Fergie" came, the trio decided to go along with her idea by fucking up their careers by making pop and dance music. It's a sad thing, knowing how talented the trio was...and still is.
It just goes to show what money can do to your mind...
Retard: OMG THE BLACK EYED PEAS MY HUMPS SONG WAS THE BOMB FERGIE IS THE HOTTEST BITCH EVER IM A LESBIAN SO ITS ALL GOOD.
Me: .....
Black eyed peas
The gayest band in the world!
I feel bad for the girl because every time I see her with all those guys all I think is "she probably has to give them all a blow-job every day so they just keep her in the band!" Hahaha
Actually I really dont care, its just funny! LOL
Black eyed peas
Black eyed piss is hip hop? More like XTREMELY VIOLENT ASSRAPE
One of the many leaders of "Mainstream Hell."
Black eyed peas
The group was good back in the day with Kim Hill.
Nowadays they're just way, WAY overrated, by idiots who don't really follow music, just listen to whatever the fuck. Most of them don't even know that Kim Hill got replaced by Fergie's hoe ass, which is probably the reason they are, again, overrated.
I just don't know what to say about the black eyed peas. Money didn't change them, Fergie did.
You know, the Black Eyed Peas got a review one time, saying that they had some of the most original beats ever. The people who did that review obviously haven't heard "Pump it" or whatever that song is called