Where Are They Now: One Hit Wonders Pt. 2
- By
Kendra Koger
Crucial Conflict
Crucial Conflict was everywhere that it shouldn’t be in 1996, and what I mean is that it was all over school yards, because that’s where I always heard their music. Their hit song “Hay,” which was about the joy of dried grass (or the figurative meaning, who really knows what they were rapping about. Am I right?). The song peaked at the 18th spot on the Billboard Charts. The group would frequently collaborate with other Chicago artists like Do or Die and Twista, until, like the puffs of smoke they exhaled, they slowly seemed to evaporate. Currently, the Chicago group is still intact. They continue to perform, having been working on music, with hopes of releasing an album soon. Here they are in action:
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