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The 2 Live Crew's Is What We Are (1986) introduced the booming "Miami Bass" sound, based on a forceful, thumping beat; but became famous mainly for the sexually-explicit lyrics of Move Somethin' (1987), the first album to be sold in both a "clean" and a "dirty" version, and As Nasty as They Wanna Be (1989), the first rap album to be banned as obscene.
The Real One (1998), without Mr. Mixx, was their last album.
Brother Marquis and Fresh Kid Ice started solo careers.
Fresh Kid Ice died in 2017.
Brother Marquis died in 2024.
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