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crybabyzine-subtext · 1 month
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Ohhhhhhhhhhh i get it now
We're not trying to BAN Tiktok
We're trying to BUY Tiktok
Fxck these guys
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cyarskaren52 · 9 months
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There really is no one like Ice Cube.
The rapper/actor/labelhead/producer/screenwriter/director/pitchman/league commissioner has done just about everything one can do in the world of entertainment. And to think, it all started with a kid from South Central joining a group his friend was starting from the neighborhood. N.W.A. changed everything, but when Cube made the decision to split from Eazy-E, Dr. Dre, MC Ren and DJ Yella, he set in motion one of Hip-Hop's most storied careers. 
As a solo artist, Ice Cube's social and political voice was even sharper than what had been hinted at in his old group; and over the course of his three-decade career, he's delivered scathing commentary, party anthems, movie theme songs and straight up gangsta shit. He has albums like AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted and Death Certificate that are among the most revered rap classics ever made; and he's dropped club bangers with the best of them. We wanted to salute the variety of that body of work, so we picked the 25 Dopest Ice Cube Songs (Note: No N.W.A. or Westside Connection or Mt. Westmore songs were included.)
#26
"THE BONNIE & CLYDE THEME" - YO-YO FEAT. ICE CUBE [BONUS SONG]
Our BONUS SONG pick is a celebrated classic guest spot! Yo-Yo and Cube team up against for this banger from her third album, YOU BETTER ASK SOMEBODY. 
#25
"PUSHIN' WEIGHT" FEAT. SHORT KHOP
"The Don Mega" and Short Khop teamed up for one of Cube's biggest chart singles in 1997. This N.O. Joe-produced hit raced all the way to No. 26 on Billboard and topped the Rap Singles Charts. 
#24
"GANGSTA RAP MADE ME DO IT"
On this standout single from RAW FOOTAGE, Cube blasts the laziness of politicians and watchdogs using gangsta rap as the punching bag for moral handwringing. As true in the 2000s as it had been a generation earlier.
#23
"WHEN I GET TO HEAVEN" 
One of Cube's most overtly spiritual songs, it was released when Cube had made his much-publicized conversion to Islam. The track finds him taking aim at Christianity, admonishing it as a tool of oppression in America. 
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#22
"AIN'T GOT NO HATERS" FEAT. TOO $HORT
What can you say about icons who have earned a victory lap or two? These two West Coast icons revel in the good life on this breezy track from EVERYTHANG'S CORRUPT. 
#21
"DEAD HOMIEZ"
Ice Cube was only 20 years old when he wrote this elegy to friends lost to violence. He couldn't have known how groundbreaking it was at the time, but the South Central native's tribute is one of the earliest examples of a so-called "gangsta rapper" examining the emotional toll of the streets. 
#20
"MY SUMMER VACATION"
"Snowfall" in the form of a classic rap song. Cube's gift for storytelling and his razor sharp social commentary are both on full display here; as he breaks down how the crack epidemic in America spread from Los Angeles out to the Midwest and beyond.
#19
"YOU CAN DO IT" FEAT. MACK 10 AND TOYA
As far as singles, Cube definitely had a straight-up party phase, and one of his biggest hits as the Y2K era was set to dawn was this hit theme song for NEXT FRIDAY. 
#18
"HELLO" FEAT. DR. DRE AND MC REN
The N.W.A. reunion that fans had been clamoring for finally happened (with the notable absence of the late Eazy-E) on this monstrous single. Even decades later, it feels good to see the Niggaz With Attitudes rolling as a unit like old times. 
#17
"FRIDAY"
The movie that made Chris Tucker a star and showed everybody that even a gangsta could make you laugh. Cube's first comedy turned out to be a cult classic, and the soundtrack featured this anthem for the hood. 
#16
"GO TO CHURCH"
Lil Jon was virtually everywhere in the early 2000s, and Cube wasn't averse to trying on a new style. The rap vet fired a shot for West Coast/Dirty South collaboration with this crunk hit. 
#15
"REALLY DOE"
The sinister opening track for Cube's fourth album LETHAL INJECTION is one of that project's strongest. Cube is in full G'd up mode, and longtime affiliate Lay Law comes strong on this one with the production.
#14
"WHY WE THUGS"
Cube's sociopolitical lens has never left him; and he offered one of his most on-target critiques of American hypocrisy on this epic from 2006s LAUGH NOW CRY LATER. 
#13
"JACKIN' FOR BEATS"
One of the most inventive rap tracks ever made, this classic from Cube's KILL AT WILL EP is also one of the most emulated. Cube kicks one of his most aggressive performances over "stolen" tracks; jackin' everybody from Public Enemy to Digital Underground.
#12
"A BIRD IN THE HAND"
One of the greatest story raps of all-time. Ice Cube delivers a stellar performance as he breaks down the struggles of a newly-released felon, in a system that never really wanted to give anyone a second chance.
#11
"SMOKE SOME WEED"
He might not be as well known for chronic anthems as his homies who were on Death Row, but Cube delivered one of the all-time great marijuana songs on this woozy banger from LAUGH NOW, CRY LATER. 
#10
"WICKED"
A song that channels the anger of the 1992 Los Angeles riots in sound and spirit; Cube unleashes his fury on this thunderous track. The video famously featured Flea and Anthony Keidis of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and Cube spits rage at the system following the Rodney King verdict.
#9
"CHECK YO SELF" (REMIX) FEAT. DAS EFX
One of Cube's most famous, and famously controversial, songs, the remix became a monster hit in 1993, with an instant-classic hook from none other than Das EFX, fresh off their own breakthrough a few months earlier.
#8
"WHO'S THE MACK?"
Cube's first solo single features the young rapper examining the game from all angles. As he breaks down everyone from pimps to street hustlers to politicians, Cube makes it clear he's going to a more insightful place than we'd seen in N.W.A.
#7
"THE NIGGA YA LOVE TO HATE"
If Ice Cube has an anthem, it's most definitely this track. Cube gives a breathless performance, highlighting why he's forever going to be controversial—even at this early stage in his career, he knew he'd ruffle feathers. 
#6
"TRUE 2 DA GAME"
Cube bodyslams sellouts of all kinds on this classic single from 1991's DEATH CERTIFICATE. There's a pointed MC Hammer reference, an admonishment of Black men who chase white women as status trophies; and a final thumbs down to Black folks overly invested in the politics of respectability. 
#5
"ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE PROJECTS"
Even though it's early in his discography, it's the song that sets the standard for Ice Cube's storytelling. A frustrated and flustered Cube recounts a tale about trying to meet up with a girl who lives in the housing projects, only to find himself in the middle of a drug bust.
#4
"YOU KNOW HOW WE DO IT"
Cube's first album was Bomb Squad bombast and his second outing was looser, but still hard. After enjoying mainstream success with singles like "It Was A Good Day" and "Check Yo' Self," Cube dropped his most obviously G-Funk-leaning single in this West Coast classic.
#3
"NO VASELINE"
On the short list of greatest diss songs ever, you will find Ice Cube's incendiary firebomb. With his targets set squarely on his former bandmates in N.W.A., Ice Cube unleashes and unloads, aiming and firing at everyone in the group, saving his most scathing indictments for former friend Eazy-E and former manager Jerry Heller.
#2
"STEADY MOBBIN'"
Before his most famous track (more on that in a sec), Cube delivered this bouncy dedication to riding around the 'hood. His storytelling is forever on-point, as he chops it up with the homies, tries to get laid, and, in one of the great rap overshares of all time, apparently takes one helluva dump. 
#1
"IT WAS A GOOD DAY"
There is no other correct No. 1. There just isn't. It's timeless. It's a standard. It's one of the most well-known and beloved songs in the history of Hip-Hop. Cube's ode to a breezy day in South Central, L.A. is the kind of song it seems like everyone can rap word-for-word. That's a rarity, in any genre.
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celebchatter360 · 1 year
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Ice Cube: From Rapper to Actor, Entrepreneur, and Political Activist - A Look at His Current Ventures
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Ice Cube is a name that needs no introduction. He is an American rapper, actor, and filmmaker who has made significant contributions to the entertainment industry. Ice Cube's career has been a rollercoaster ride, starting as a member of the legendary rap group N.W.A., to branching out on his own as a solo artist, and then transitioning into acting and filmmaking.
So, what does Ice Cube do now?
Music Career
Ice Cube's music career spans over three decades, and he is still active in the music industry. He released his latest album, "Everythangs Corrupt," in 2018, which was his first album in eight years. The album features politically charged lyrics that address social issues such as police brutality, racism, and political corruption. The album was well received by fans and critics alike and cemented Ice Cube's place as a respected and influential rapper.
Film and TV Career
Ice Cube's acting career began in the early 90s, and he quickly made a name for himself as an actor. He has starred in numerous hit films, including "Friday," "Boyz n the Hood," "Are We There Yet?," "Barbershop," and "Ride Along." He has also produced and written several films, including the "Friday" series, "Barbershop," and "Straight Outta Compton," a biopic about his former group, N.W.A.
Ice Cube has also made several appearances on TV shows, including "Arrested Development," "The Boondocks," and "Black-ish." In 2017, he produced and starred in the TV series "Hip Hop Squares," which was a reboot of the classic game show "Hollywood Squares."
Business Ventures
Ice Cube is also an entrepreneur and has several business ventures. He is the founder of the Big3, a professional 3-on-3 basketball league that features retired NBA players. The league has gained a lot of popularity since its inception in 2017 and has even partnered with CBS Sports to broadcast its games.
In addition to the Big3, Ice Cube has also ventured into the liquor industry. He launched his own brand of E&J Brandy called "Fifth Generation," which he co-owns with his business partner, Jeff Kwatinetz. The brand has been successful, and Ice Cube has even created a cocktail called "The Big Cube" to promote the brand.
Political Activism
Ice Cube has always been vocal about social and political issues, and his latest album "Everythangs Corrupt" reflects that. In 2020, Ice Cube made headlines when he announced that he had worked with the Trump administration on a plan called the "Contract with Black America." The plan aimed to address systemic racism and inequality in America and included proposals for criminal justice reform, police reform, and economic reform.
Ice Cube faced backlash for working with the Trump administration, and many accused him of endorsing Trump. However, Ice Cube defended his actions, stating that he had worked with both parties and that his goal was to help the Black community, regardless of who was in power.
In conclusion, Ice Cube is a multi-talented artist who has made significant contributions to the music, film, and television industries. He is also an entrepreneur and political activist who is passionate about addressing social and political issues. Ice Cube's legacy continues to inspire generations, and his work and activism will undoubtedly continue to make an impact for years to come.
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Entrena_miento fotográfico donde la última foto fue a un MURO con pintada TODA LA SOCIEDAD FUMADA [=VICIADA] PUTA! [MUJER de la FALSA MORAL del DINERO y FALSA RELIGION]..y justo antes a CLEOPATRA o el ANTIGUO EGYPTO que me recuerda al viaje de VIRGINIA MAESTRO..junto a un puto idolo de oro como ICE CUBE [ultimo cd Everythang's Corrupt tras cd I am the West] fumando un PORRO..la primera foto fue pintada A QUE ME SUICIDO! seguida de CONTIGO TODO VALE LA PENA
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hiphopdinromania · 1 year
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07/12/2018 Ice Cube - Everythang’s Corrupt
#hiphopdinromania #icecube
http://www.hiphopdinromania.org/2018/11/de-afara-ice-cube-everythangs-corrupt.html
Everythang's Corrupt este cel de-al 10-lea album solo al lui Ice Cube și a fost lansat în data de 7 decembrie 2018, prin Lench Mob & Interscope Records.
http://www.hiphopdinromania.org/2018/11/de-afara-ice-cube-everythangs-corrupt.html
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187um-killa-trill · 4 years
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tornbluefoamcouch · 5 years
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Artista: Ice Cube Álbum: Everythangs Corrupt Ano: 2018 Faixas/Tempo: 16/56min Estilo: Hip Hop Label: Lench Mob Records Data de Execução: 09/09/2019 Nota: 6,2 Melhor Música: Ain't Got No haters (Feat. Too Short)
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jonpertwee · 5 years
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If he a fascist, I'mma bash his head in.
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Everythangs Corrupt (Album Stream) - Ice Cube
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loadingforyou · 5 years
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Ice Cube: Everythangs Corrupt
How is everyone feeling about the album?
What are your Top 3 Songs?
My Top 3 Songs: Chase Down The Bully, Can You Dig It?, and Everythangs Corrupt
My Personal Rating: 5.3/10
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zikbitume · 5 years
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Ice Cube - That New Funkadelic (Official Music Video) ||  @icecube  - That New Funkadelic (Official Music Video) #EverythangsCorrupt
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rectusdominus · 5 years
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Hi the new Cube album? I like it a lot
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hiphopdinromania · 1 year
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