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The Black Eyed Peas are a famous music group.

Black Eyed Peas performing (cropped)
Black Eyed Peas performing (cropped)

They started in Los Angeles in 1992. The group has members named will.i.am, apl.de.ap, and Taboo.

Black Eyed Peas
Black Eyed Peas

A singer named Fergie joined them later. She helped them become very popular in the 2000s. They have sold about 80 million records. This makes them one of the best-selling groups ever.

At first, they made hip hop music. Later, they changed to a pop sound. This helped more people enjoy their songs. One big hit was "Where Is the Love?" It reached number one in many countries.

Their album "The E.N.D." was very successful too. The name stands for "The Energy Never Dies." It had many songs that people loved to dance to. They even won three Grammy Awards. The group also played in the Super Bowl halftime show. In 2018, Fergie left the group. J. Rey Soul joined them as a touring member. They still make new music today. They even use sounds from Latin music.

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