This week, there have been a lot of blast from the past comebacks. On Tuesday, several stars from yesteryear returned to the forefront of hip hop. But, the biggest comeback happened when the trio of Naughty by Nature returned to the game. Controversy led to their comeback, however, when Treach announced Vin Rock was no longer a part of the group.<\/p>\n
Vin Rock would respond within hours to Treach claiming he was \u201cfired.\u201d In his response to his former friend, Vin Rock said the owner cannot be fired. The group went on to say their remaining tour dates were still intact. This would later be confirmed by their marketing division, but it does not mean the group is doing well, internally.<\/p>\n
Sans Vin Rock, Naughty by Nature stopped by Power 105.1 to talk to \u201cThe Breakfast Club\u201d yesterday morning. Treach and Kay Gee talked to \u201cThe Breakfast Club\u201d about Vin Rock and why he is no longer a part of the group. Apparently, a fist fight led to the departure of Vin Rock from the group.<\/p>\n
http:\/\/youtu.be\/OROrOCr1E6w<\/p>\n
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