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In an effort to outdue my Monday post, I dug up this special one-time appearance on the Arsenio Hall Show. It was 1990 and gang violence was a national concern. In an effort to squash the beef, the hottest rappers in the game came together to preach a message of peace. Funny, cause some of these cats (namely Ice-T and Eazy-E) had made a fortune on promoting violence in their music. Hmm.