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  • Ice Cube fuels anticipation for ‘Friday’ movie sequel: ‘It’s coming back’

    Ice Cube fuels anticipation for ‘Friday’ movie sequel: ‘It’s coming back’

    Cube says another ‘Friday’ film is in the work

    Ice Cube provides new details about the next installment of Friday film, asserting that it is definitely a work in progress.

    Making an appearance on an episode of Million Dollaz Worth of Game podcast hosted by Gillie Da Kid and Wallo, the West Coast icon revealed: “It’s coming back. We gonna do it. We gonna make it dope, make it funny, bring it up to date, introduce new characters, bring back old characters, create the feeling the movie gives you.”

    He added: “People love Friday because everyone experienced it. People love Friday because everyone’s lived Friday. Everyone has lived a thousand Fridays.”

  • Ice Cube explains his line ‘I was Kendrick before Kendrick’

    Ice Cube explains his line ‘I was Kendrick before Kendrick’

    Cube’s new single is out

    Ice Cube explains his recent line ” I was Kendrick before Kendrick [Lamar]’ . during an appearance on SiriusXM’s Rock The Bells Radio on Wednesday, 23rd October to promote a song called “It’s My Ego.”

    On the tune, Cube raps: “I minister this pimp shit/I’ve been a minister since an infant/I was Kendrick before Kendrick/Rock & Roll Hall of Famer, like Jimi Hendrix.”

    When host Torae asked him to elaborate on the line, Cube provided more insight. “A provocative artist – an artist that said what I felt, put it all out there, very critical of the system and the government and what we have to go through as Black people in this country,” he said. “And I think he’s the same kind of artist. Thought-provoking artist. And so, I was that before he was.”

  • Producer Pete Rock shares Ice Cube’s reaction after producing Common’s diss track ‘The Bitch In Yoo’

    Producer Pete Rock shares Ice Cube’s reaction after producing Common’s diss track ‘The Bitch In Yoo’

    Pete says Cube wasn’t happy with him for his contribution on Common’s diss

    Pete Rock recently appeared on Drink Champs podcast where he reflected on Ice Cube’s reaction after he produced Common’s 1996 diss track “The Bitch In Yoo” directed towards the N.W.A rapper and his affiliates Mack 10 and WC.

    Pete explained that Cube was mad about the producer’s contribution on the record and confronted him about it. “Of course Ice Cube was a little upset with me,” Pete recalled. “That man had me feeling bad, man. He’s like, ‘Yo, he was angry, he was upset.’”

  • Ice Cube praises his iconic diss track ‘No Vaseline’ – ‘You can’t beat that’

    Ice Cube praises his iconic diss track ‘No Vaseline’ – ‘You can’t beat that’

    Cube believes his diss record is top-of-the-line

    Throughout the half a century of Hip Hop’s history a huge number of diss tracks have been fired, but only a few never really fade out in our memories. Many people will think of 2Pac, Nas, Jay-Z and more, but Ice Cube believes he has one that cannot be surpassed.

    Recently performing onstage, Cube explained why his diss song “No Vaseline” directed towards his fellow former N.W.A members can’t be challenged. “One MC… I took out four motherf***ers and the manager. You can’t beat that,” he told the crowd.

  • Ice Cube claps back hard at fan who accuses him of siding ‘with white supremacists’

    Ice Cube claps back hard at fan who accuses him of siding ‘with white supremacists’

    Cube doesn’t want to be associated with racists

    Ice Cube’s basketball Big 3 League will be back in June and along with CBS and Paramount+, it will also stream on X, formerly Twitter. When the former N.W.A member announced on social media that the league will stream on X, a fan slid in the comments charging him with “aligning with white supremacists.”

    Cube responded with fury, writing, “Shut yo b-tch a– up! I ain’t aligned with nothing, punk. I draw my own f-cking lines.”

    The fan then elaborated their remark, stating, “I respect your response but just look and see who Elon connects himself to and tell me I’m wrong. I still have respect for Cube, always will. However I’m not blind to his who he aligns with. I like the Big 3, Both things can be right at the same time.”

  • Ice Cube pushes back ‘Secret Meeting that Changed Rap’ conspiracy theory N.W.A involvement rumors – ‘opinions are like assholes

    Ice Cube pushes back ‘Secret Meeting that Changed Rap’ conspiracy theory N.W.A involvement rumors – ‘opinions are like assholes

    Cube shuts down rumors about ‘secret meeting’

    Around a decade ago, a mysterious blog shared a conspiracy theory claiming that back in the 90’s, a group of Hip Hop figures conspired to encourage black men and women to glorify crime in their music so as to set up young black people into prisons.

    While the theory claims those involved were executives, it alleged that N.W A, a Rap group encompassing Ice Cube, Dr. Dre, Eazy-E and others, had direct knowledge of the plot.

    This week, Cube ran into a tweet discussing the same and he responded writing: ” “Opinions are like assholes. Everybody has one and they all stink! What evidence do you have to make a statement like that?”

  • Ice Cube vows to sue anyone who uses his voice to make AI generated record

    Ice Cube vows to sue anyone who uses his voice to make AI generated record

    Cube treats AI generated music just like sampling

    As AI generated music continues to rapidly become a trend online, Ice Cube wants to get paid if his voice is used. During a recent interview on the Full Send Podcast, Cube was asked if he’s heard Drake’s AI song to which he replied, “Yeah, I don’t wanna hear that bullshit.”

    He continued, “I’ll just sue whoever made it. And I’ma sue the motherf*cker too. And the people on the platform that play it. It’s like a sample. I mean, somebody can’t take your original voice and manipulate it, without having to pay.”

  • Ice Cube recalls a story of Suge Knight pressuring his producers to put out hits

    Ice Cube recalls a story of Suge Knight pressuring his producers to put out hits

    Cube revisits hilarious story he heard about Suge

    Ice Cube recently sat down with Logan Paul on the Impaulsive podcast captured by HipHopDX where they spoke about Suge Knight. Cube shared a story he heard about the incarcerated former Death Row Records leader gathering his producers and demanding hits from them or else he would turn to a producer himself.

    https://twitter.com/HipHopDX/status/1659345596002734080?s=20

    “Suge had an apartment full of producers,” Cube recalled. “I guess they wasn’t coming up with the right songs. And he gathered them all up and said, ‘Look, either y’all start producing some hits, or I’ma start producing some hits.”

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