years old. Four of the group's most popular music videos, "Black Superman", "Call it What U Want" feat. Tupac, "V.S.O.P.", and the long form music video, "V.S.O.P. REMIX" were written and directed by Marty Thomas, who was Eazy-E's longtime Ruthless Records film director. Thomas also wrote and directed the controversial and eventually banned "Uncle Sam's Curse" Album television commercials which featured disturbing images of the KKK chasing ATL past a church with burning torches and a white "Uncle Sam" pulling a newborn African-American baby from his Mother's arms. The commercial won several prestigious worldwide awards. According to Kokane, a new Above the Law album had recorded before the death of KMG. According to current member Cold 187um 30+ unreleased tracks have been recorded while KMG was still alive. "Victims of Global Politics" has rumored to be the title. However, no release date has been set. Above the Law claims to have invented the "G-funk" sound, which was made popular by Dr. Dre's The Chronic. Discography Studio albums Livin' Like Hustlers (1990) Black Mafia Life (1993) Uncle Sam's Curse (1994) Time Will Reveal (1996) Legends (1998) Forever: Rich Thugs, Book One (1999) Sex, Money & Music (2009) Extended plays Vocally Pimpin' (1991) References External links Above The Law at Discogs Above The Law Epic and Truthful Radio Interview 2010 African-American musical groups G-funk groups Gangsta rap groups Giant Records (Warner) artists Tommy Boy Records artists Ruthless Records artists Musical groups from Los Angeles Hip hop groups from California Death Row Records artists 1989 establishments in California