Editing Cypress Hill (section)

== Involvement in paintball ==

=== Stoned Assassins ===

B-Real became involved in organised tournament paintball during the early 2000s.

He was associated with '''Stoned Assassins''', an American tournament team that competed in national seven-player paintball competitions.

Biographical accounts also identify Cypress Hill producer DJ Muggs as having been involved in establishing the team, although his individual tournament participation has not been independently confirmed.[4]

Stoned Assassins competed in the NPPL Super 7 World Series, including tournaments at Las Vegas, Miami, Huntington Beach and San Diego.

The team was sponsored by [[Warped Sportz]] during the 2003 season.[1]

=== 2003 NPPL Las Vegas Open ===

B-Real competed with Stoned Assassins at the 2003 NPPL Las Vegas Open, held from 10 to 13 April.

The event was the second tournament of the inaugural [[NPPL Super 7]] season and took place at Sam Boyd Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Contemporary [[WARPIG]] reporting identified B-Real as a Stoned Assassins player and documented his live musical performance at the tournament's players' party at Sam's Town casino.[1]

The performance accompanied the presentation of the inaugural NPPL tournament DVD and other entertainment activities.

Stoned Assassins also appeared in the official preliminary tournament results.[5]

=== Subsequent tournament competition ===

Stoned Assassins continued competing in the NPPL during the following years.

At the 2006 Huntington Beach Open, the team reached the Division II semi-finals.

Stoned Assassins lost to Ballistic in the semi-final round but defeated Island Breed to secure third place in the division.[6]

The team also competed at the 2007 NPPL San Diego Open and the 2008 Huntington Beach Open.

In 2009, Stoned Assassins appeared at the Huntington Beach tournament organised by the [[US Paintball League]] (USPL), the successor to the original NPPL Super 7 organisation.[7][8]

These appearances document the team's continued involvement in national paintball competition beyond its early association with Cypress Hill.