Lauryn Hill thought "Killing Me Softly" was only an album cut, not a number one record.

Each member from the Fugees only received a little bit over $1000 for "The Score," which was the number one album in the country (pop and hip-hop/R&B charts).

The Fugees first album only sold 4 copies. Not 4,000. Not 400. F-O-U-R.

These are just a few of the many gems we learned from sitting down and having a one-on-one session with founding member of The Fugees, Pras. From his current relationship with all the members, to how he really felt about the Wyclef-Lauryn Hill debacle, you will for sure love this episode. Enjoy.

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