In 1991, a movie dropped that forever changed the way suburbia viewed Los Angeles, California.
This week, John Singleton’s Boyz N The Hood celebrates its 20th Anniversary. What better occasion then that to feature a stand out track from its self titled soundtrack. Peep Ice Cube’s How to survive in South Central after the jump!
Not to floss, but I had a chance to hear this record when talk of The Book of David started a year ago. Was one of my favs the second it started playing! Really captures the essence of a warm & brezzy L.A summer 
Ice Cube & DJ Quik on a track together >>>>>>
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To all the ladies in the place with style & taste allow me to put my hand on ya waist
Don’t ask me what on earth made this song pop in my head, but for some reason I woke up humming this Parliament sampled beat. Ice Cube’s former protege’s dropped What you wanna do in ’95 on Lench Mob Records. (check out a throwback pic when you click for more)
*sings* What should I do? should I bang with the red or should I bang with the blizz-ue
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Cube hit me up on 97.9 when he hit town for his sold out HOB show. Above we talk about the Lakers, a rummor about a new album and what team L.A should buy to play Football! Below we talk about his marriage and whether or not there will be another Friday movie.
How did “Yay Yay” start?:
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Cube on his Marriage and another Friday movie:
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I have been slippen on my pic posts! Forgive me…life is moving at full speed right now. I incorporated pics from the last few weeks this time. After the jump check out flicks from shows, interviews, and of course food!
Ice Cube hit up House of Blues Wednesday night and of course… I was thrilled. Any excuse to throw up a dub and recite lyrics and you already know I’m there lol. Me & Nnete were on stage for the show so i’m still debating weather or not to do anything with the flip cam footage I got (the sucky part about having great access is getting back shots #pause). As promised Cube went through damn near every album (solid 2 hour show) and even brought his sons OMG and Doughboy out towards the end. My fav moment was when he and WC did We Be Clubbin, the crowd response was epic. Had so much fun! Shouts to Crazy Toones & WC. Peep performance pics after the jump!
*Side Note* Most random part of evening was 7 armed police barging into his dressing room digging around and walking out. Family sitcom or not, they still think he’s one of AmeriKKKa’s Most Wanted.
In 1991 Ice Cube took on the most dangerous group in the world with one of the best diss songs ever recorded.
“Got damn I’m glad ya’ll set it off!”
During the RTB press conference I caught up with DJ Muggs of Cypress Hill. In this vid he says that he thinks Ice Cube is one of the best lyricist ever, he also talks about his up coming project with Ill Bill (Kill Devil Hills), shares his top 5 favorite Hip Hop albums and more!
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Creative with an L.A backdrop. Im Rollin.
xoxo,
Devi
Cube premiered this track today on Big Boy’s Neighborhood, will be on his forthcoming albm “I am the west.” Im partial to another track I heard more so then this one. But its a good record none the less. Enjoy!
P.S, Loven the cover art.
xoxo,
Devi
