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This Iconic Hip-Hop Group Is Done for Good, According to One Member, but Not Everyone Agrees

Legendary Atlanta hip-hop group Goodie Mob may never finally make a farewell album due to a dispute between two members.

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Goodie Mob is one of the greatest groups to ever come out of hip-hop. Their 1995 breakout album, Soul Food, was one of the most important albums to ever come out of the South. As part of the Dungeon Family, they helped build how we understand hip-hop in Atlanta today.

However, over the years, the group consisting of Cee-Lo Green, Big Gipp, Khujo, and T-Mo has butted heads. Cee-Lo left first in 1999 to pursue his own solo ventures. Then, Big Gipp left the group after their fourth album, One Monkey Don’t Stop No Show, in 2004. Khujo and T-Mo broke off as their own duo, Lumberjacks.

Goodie Mob has since gotten back together numerous times, even formally reuniting to make more albums. But........

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