A fan-favorite ‘Simpsons’ gag from practically 30 years in the past is about to develop into an actual life occasion — courtesy of Cypress Hill — and the author who got here up with the joke tells TMZ, he is freaking out … in a great way.
The west coast rap legends — B-Actual, Sen Canine and DJ Muggs — simply introduced plans to carry out with the London Symphony Orchestra … a live performance thought born from the 1996 ‘Simpsons’ episode, “Homerpalooza.”
On the present, Cypress Hill forgets all in regards to the gig, as a result of, nicely … the “Insane in the Membrane” crew bought excessive, in fact.
Josh Weinstein, the previous ‘Simpsons’ author and co-showrunner who got here up with the joke, tells TMZ … he is shocked and overjoyed, absolutely proudly owning that he predicted the longer term — one thing the web usually credit the present with doing, although it is normally simply coincidence.
This time it isn’t, and nobody’s happier about it than Josh, who added … “That is insane, and it’s the biggest honor.”
Cypress Hill really did their very own voices on the episode — Josh admits it was his favourite hip hop group, and he wished to fulfill them, however he was shocked once they agreed to do it.
ICYMI … the group introduced Wednesday, it would play their “Black Sunday” album in its entirety with the symphony at London’s iconic Royal Albert Corridor — and sure, they provide full credit score to “The Simpsons.”
Josh says he is stored in contact with Cypress Hill through the years, and at all times hoped the unlikely collab he cooked up for Homer and co. would occur in actual life.
Sadly, JW says he is unable to make it to London to see the live performance stay, however he can be watching it on stay stream.
