Besides the city of Compton, it seems like Ice Cube is also good money on Sesame Street. The rapper/actor appears in a segment with Elmo, teaching the character the meaning of the word astounding.
Everybody is known to make a lifelong friend or two along the way and it generally happens in high school. Same goes for a snot-nosed, pubescent fresh-faced rapper. As they struggle to pay attention in geometry and Shakespearean literature classes, their aspirations to becoming a celebrated MC increases. Big Sean relayed to us […]
Well, this is surprising. Ice Cube’s Everythang’s Corrupt singles haven’t been exactly impressive, and the same goes for “Drop Girl,” which receives a visual treatment today.
Barely a day removed from announcing the new cast members for the parts of Dr. Dre and Eazy-E, the Straight Outta Compton film crew have followed up with a blockbuster revelation.
On April 26, 1995, Ice Cube, DJ Pooh, and F. Gary Gray changed the game with their comedy classic, Friday.
Ice Cube has matured since his days of being a highly revered MC who was known for his honesty and social commentary. Now a power player in Hollywood, the successful legend spoke on his production company, Cube Vision, Ride Along, his forthcoming Everythang’s Corrupt LP and more in the cover story for The Source Magazine’s April/May issue.
Ice Cube is looking to add to his impressive filmography with yet another sequel with the upcoming Barbershop 3.
UPDATE: Ice Cube delivered a visual for “Sic Them Youngins On Em.” Find it on the second page after the jump Ice Cube has an album on the way titled Everythang’s Corrupt. From it, we receive a new the legendary MC coined, “Sic Them Youngins On Em.”
Not everyone is sharing their enthusiasm for the direction of the upcoming N.W.A flick.
The Don Mega–Ice Cube continues to be the face of the nation as he’s making his rounds to promote his box-office smash Ride Along. His latest interview brought forth a bit of current events twist to an issue the former N.W.A. standout can easily relate to.
Ice Cube‘s lyrics from “It Was A Good Day” have come to life. The West Coast rap veteran and actor teamed with Goodyear to raise money for A Place Called Home, an after-school program in Los Angeles, and got his name on a Goodyear Blimp in the process.