In a surprising turn of events, the Beastie Boys recently revealed that they discovered their iconic 'Paul's Boutique' gold record plaque contained something quite unexpected. Upon dismantling the plaque, the legendary hip-hop group was shocked to find that it did not contain their own music.
This revelation has sparked a wave of intrigue among fans and the music community alike. Originally awarded for over 500,000 copies sold, the 'Paul's Boutique' album, released in 1989, was a landmark record that pushed the boundaries of hip-hop and sampling. The group shared the details of this incident through a video on their official site, showcasing the dismantling process and their reactions to the surprising find.
The incident raises questions about the authenticity and verification processes involved in music awards and memorabilia. The Beastie Boys are known for their playful nature and their legacy in the music industry, and this revelation adds another chapter to their storied history.
As they continue to celebrate their influential catalog, fans may find themselves reminiscing about the tracks that solidified the Beasties' status in music history, questioning what exactly is behind the accolades in the industry.
In addition to this intriguing news from the Beastie Boys, a variety of other exciting developments have surfaced in the music scene recently, including Tomorrowland's plans to arrive in Thailand by 2026 and Peggy Gou's special guest performance featuring Central Cee in London.