Ice Cube On Creating Westside Connection, East Coast Vs. West Coast Motivation | People's Party Clip

[@uproxx]

Favorite Ice Cube collaboration project - go!

[@Neckproblems78]

UPROXX Video Everlast would be a dope interview can y’all make that happen? Peace and love and keep doing what y’all doing it’s dope!

[@hip2thabone_da_sticky1]

open.spotify.com/track/60uesDF4UyLUs61FgiDkdp

[@SoUtHMeMpHis]

Ice Cube and Dre, Natural Born Killaz

[@zangeejoe]

Korn an ice cube

[@MikeJones-pf4wd]

NWA

[@joelarvell9895]

Cube is right. When we owned a record, we used to rotate it for months before we got sick of it or never get sick of it. Now a hott song is old within a couple weeks.

[@dramahawkpromotions9621]

True story that is why I look for the CD. I'm not with the digital stuff. I need a copy. So I can run the songs over and over again.

[@TruthisHere78]

That's why you shouldn't let Mainstream Outlets dictate your taste in music or anything for that matter. That's why I've been an Undeground head for so long.

[@joelarvell9895]

@@dramahawkpromotions9621 I said the same until I realized the last couple artist I tried to look up actually was no longer dropping cd's so I had to go digital.

[@dramahawkpromotions9621]

@@joelarvell9895 I know what u mean

[@joshuadurham1257]

Truest relevant OG 100%

[@part4693]

The Bow Down album is one of thee MOST UNDERRATED ALBUMS in HISTORY in any Genre

[@nononono12345]

Part 4 ON Ws

[@mahoganyintl]

Part 4 Yeah that album was inspired real west coast classic.

[@Gemini3K]

What are you talking about? It went platinum and got rave reviews. Including getting 4.5 mics The Source.

[@Israel-nb7ip]

@@Gemini3K lol it's so funny how people love being revisionist historians. It's "the most underrated album of any genre"...yet it went multi platinum and got heavy air play nationally and great reviews in music magazines when they actually had clout. This right here is why I'm not religious and don't buy into scripture in the literal sense. Human beings love to make shit up to fit their emotions.

[@TrueFactFrenzy]

Cube is one of the GOATS

[@bowling4clarity817]

Talib is bodying this space . he's adding a specific conversational texture that i personally feel has been missing since Combat Jack transitioned . Gratitude .

[@mrbfly3810]

Well said ... Rip combat still revisiting episodes

[@RaiRaiBrown]

Ice cube is a real hip hop legend, I've got nothing but the 💯respect for his incredible talent, so proud of what he's done in music and movies.

[@kapo2012fb]

Hes a Studio gangsta

[@gemini4lyfe3001]

@@kapo2012fb you from NYC where yall now jack everybody's style and slang...i wouldnt be talking clown

[@kapo2012fb]

@@gemini4lyfe3001 What does that have to do with ice cube being a studio gangster?? And 2nd I don't jack none of that new new york wtf u talking bout son ?

[@kennethmapp1385]

We love him in NY

[@kapo2012fb]

@@kennethmapp1385 from a certain age .. I guess

[@jaimemartinez2528]

I can't wait to see this in it's entirety on Monday. Salute to these legends right here Ice Cube & Talib Kweli ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾

[@pablo27930]

Ice cube is a legend and that first westside connection album was fire.

[@DONTOURAGETV]

Ice Cube my Top 10🎩

[@galvinisby5395]

Same

[@terrenceperkins5282]

How name top song by fake cube

[@andrehankinstv]

Top 3 for me

[@looneytunejay1325]

yeah mine two

[@rippedtorn2310]

Bye bye Vlad . Hello some real quality smart hip hop shit . Thank you Talib . One Love

[@Just_I_man]

This comment is true gospel of the trajectory that hip hop needs to take in representing hip hop to the fullest. Beautiful comment... Vlad needs to go.

[@jeffcard1A]

vlad ain't the problem. he's just a symptom and manifestation of commercial rap and mainstream american culture in the 21st century like worldstar shitheads.

[@Israel-nb7ip]

But Vlad just doesn't do hip hop. It's not a hip hop channel, it's a celebrity gossip channel for mostly urban music and entertainment. He has comedians, athletes, sportswriters, actors, former criminals, etc. Vlad's channel is not really about hip hop at all. He just happened to be a former hip hop DJ.

[@rippedtorn2310]

@@Israel-nb7ip that just shows how shit he is . Trying to appeal to black culture by exploiting black culture ..dick has no respect . Im from Scotland and can see that...so whats your excuse ?

[@ronaldcoleman2761]

Most definitely because I'm tired of seeing li on Vlad's couch talking about white rappers are guest in HipHop. I liked Em's reply in his song to him. Even though he said he is a guest in HipHop. But, lj should not forget about the beast boys and third base. And nick cannon needs to shut his mouth when it comes down to who is a guest. And stop having others write his raps. Because when it comes to that, he needs to stop trolling go back to Wilson's out and stick to that and stop trying to disrespect someone who is great at the craft of rhymes. Sit down enjoy and shut up.

[@effectivethoughtsproductions]

Me and my peoples in The Bronx still was bumping West Coast Hip Hop when all the beef was going on. We didn't care if Tim Dawg took shots or about a West Coast/East Coast beef. All we cared about was Hip Hop music in general and or if the song and Artist was dope, if the song was dope we was bumping it.

[@sonnythirteen]

EFFECTIVE THOUGHTS PRODUCTIONS Agreed, we did the same thing in LA.

[@effectivethoughtsproductions]

@@sonnythirteen Exactly💪🏽✌🏽

[@joshuadurham1257]

The west coast Los Angeles California gangsta rap won the battleground of hip hop!!!! 100%. Southern Atlanta Georgia wins too

[@fairplayterrific147]

Ice Cube Is In My Top Five Along With Nas/Pharoahe Monch/Redman & De La Soul.....

[@uproxx]

Solid list of 👑’s

[@jacobgrohman7981]

Shout out to Cube!!! I grew up in Minnesota and I always bumped East and West. I really miss 90's hip hop. That shit was so raw.

[@Komolafe90]

Talibs song is great for the podcast, and it lends itself subtly I didnt even recognise its genius until now (as I was dancing to it).. Great interviews n great Artist

[@uproxx]

It's a special honor The stealth bomba, gem droppa

[@SyKoolFy]

Oh damn, this is so honest. Salute to these two legends

[@peoples2296]

The interesting thing about Masta Ace's Slaughtahouse is that his following music was clearly west coast inspired. Born to Roll came out shortly afterwards and sounded like a West coast record. Then his follow up album Sittin on Chrome had that west coast sound.

[@part4693]

A lot of ppl don't realize that I'm glad I'm not the only one

[@dodgerblue5658]

Facts

[@peoples2296]

@FieryReign I own every Masta Ace album so obviously I know it's a remix. The beat is very much west coast. Ace himself has talked about the Sittin on Chrome album as his attempt to build an East/west connection. You can read a bit about it on his own website.

[@SHADOW-ph4ic]

@FieryReign inc ride was diffently a g- funk track. U need to relisten to that track and also check out the video for born to roll. You cant tell me there was no west coast influence Foo!!!

[@edub8301]

Mata Ace also had The INC

[@joshuadurham1257]

Ice cube from the west coast Los Angeles California gangsta rap, actors and hall of famer was very popular salute for becoming an OG original gangster studio and poetry of storytelling and writing songs and actors of Hollywood movies with California. Since the boyz n tha hood in 1991-2022!!!! 31 years ago.

[@martinezjw1]

Hell yeah I just subscribed to the channel last night and first video I see is about my favorite group of all time?!? Man I had all the albums from Allfrumthai to Road Dawgs, looking forward to this...we need another Westside Connect album Cube!

[@dodgerblue5658]

J Mart Everyone from that whole camp was coming hard at that time. Don’t forget about the Comrads!

[@LiveYR7]

@@dodgerblue5658 ...and CJ Mac & Techneic, Boo Kapone! Hoobangin was tight

[@martinezjw1]

Yeah I had the Comrads album too! And the CJ Mac album! Damn I'll have to listen to those albums again it's been a couple years....and WC's Shadiest One too - such a slept-on album

[@LiveYR7]

Still got 'The Shadiest One' on CD. The 'Thicker Than Water' soundtrack was solid aswell!

[@LongLiveJoseph]

@@dodgerblue5658 k dee went insane on do you like criminals?

[@abrahamramirez3980]

Talib and Cube EP would be so cool! Especially if The Roots were providing the music!

[@ronaldcoleman2761]

Now that they're cool with each other. I wouldn't mind hearing a cube & common album.

[@wecountingmoneyoverhere2517]

That would be so DOPE bruh. Dayum!

[@TheLWebb100]

Cube first three albums are classic!!

[@SouthCentralChannel]

Shouldve asked about the Musical future of Ice Cube, all that questions has been asked decades before, no frontin on Talib Kweli but all those interviews are the same, no new informations. Me as a die hard fan wouldve loved to know if Cube is still rocking the Mic or if he gon hang it up. I mean I’ve waited for Everythang’s Corrupt 8 years another 8 years for a new Record would be too heavy.

[@littleoldal]

with all due respect, im also a fan but probably not as big as you, cuz many points in this i hadn't heard from cube, yet. also, this is a snippet of the full interview they'll post in a day or 2, so hopefully, you get what you need there, as i am also curious about future music from cube.

[@jaredlhulum]

dude, you do realize this isn't the full interview, right? smh.

[@Boogie_161]

I always was a Cube fan, from the time he stepped out on Straight outta Compton, till today. I always saw him as real, like he wasn't a fake, I remember when NY'ers were snapping on the fact that NWA and a lot of the west coast was still wearing jheri curls. I remember a lot of clowning, and I was like, fuck that, I like King Tee, Parrish, Cube. I particularly liked Cube because he dealt with the reality of life, and he could get political like no one else n the west coast. Pac never had the impact when he came out, that Cube did. I do understand tho, that 2Pac was a different kind of artist when he hit the scene. It got bad in the hood when we had to pick sides on Pac and Biggie, in Bed Stuy, it was always Biggie, we loved him because wasn't nobody reppin like him. It's sad how that ended. But Cube, shit! He was that dude!

[@ronaldcoleman2761]

Jersey boi- cube is my favorite rapper of all time

[@napalmjames7858]

I remember when I saw Ice Cube and his entourage on 125th Street in Harlem near the Apollo a few months after he dropped Amerikka's Most Wanted. He was really proud that the people in New York were treating him as a star. He supported the local vendors at Mart 125 and bought alot of Afro Centric merchandise. Chuck D had influenced him where he was eager for knowledge but he still had that LA energy and had alot of LA dudes with him.

[@Israel-nb7ip]

@Forgive me, I rarely ever have sex. I'm black BTW. you have to understand that NYC drives urban fashion and culture (or at least it used to). Yes, NYC wore jheri curls but that was very early 80s and for a very short time and mostly among the R&B pop acts. Hip hop and rap by it's very foundation was counter-culture so things like jheri curls and sappy radio R&B music was shunned for a more hip hop aesthetic which was a street aesthetic anyway. In other words, all that non hip hop shit was corny and wack to us including and especially jheri curls. You may think its stupid but those are the roots of the hip hop culture that everyone globally has embraced...its fundamentally counter-culture to the mainstream, which is why I hate this generation of rap that's all about commercialized garbage.

[@Israel-nb7ip]

@rock_boogie_spinz I can't front, being a Brooklyn dude born and bred during the golden age of NYC hip hop, I used to clown that west coast jheri curl look too...but I always loved Ice Cube. Death Certificate to this day is still one of my all time favorite albums and got heavy rotation on my Walkman from the day it dropped...and this is coming from a dude who was heavy into Rakim, Kane, EPMD, Boogie Down Productions, Public Enemy, Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul, Chubb Rock, Gangstarr, etc when it dropped so that tells you where my head was at. And, yes, you're right...Cube was as big as Pac ever was, if not bigger, while he was alive. Pac's current iconic status was achieved upon his death. Yes, he was on top of the game in '96 but that was as much about all the drama and beef as it was about the music. Cube was just as big a star as Pac was, and much bigger for most of the time they were both alive.

[@TruthisHere78]

Cube was a great Artist but he was definitely an actor. Not a tough guy at all. He's a solid brother and I'm proud of him but he was playing a role.

[@Tbcz]

Who here after the Mack 10 vlad interview ??

[@QthAgR8]

Terrence C what did U hear!!!? 😂😂😂😂😂😂 (Mack 10 joke)

[@Tbcz]

Q Mack 10 a super OG and shit lol... ay Mack you got the time ? “ what time did you hear it was” 👂

[@Bootersandbeans]

@@QthAgR8 Mack 10 is hard as fuck. He knows how to conduct himself around a snitching ass police ass reporter like Vlad.

[@andymccoy2872]

When the first Westside connection dropped. I said this is the best album to ever drop

[@thecunninlynguist]

might be my west coast bias, but that album is a fucking classic

[@andymccoy2872]

For sure. Every aspect of putting this album together was skill

[@proned2stoned]

@@thecunninlynguist no bias from you. Coming from Texas, we knew this was a classic then too.

[@MrGrace]

Mannn that album was special

[@crissayago6070]

WC shined on those two WSC albums. Mack and Cube did their things.

[@the4thson262]

I still owe the Box money for ordering those videos LOL

[@uproxx]

Haha, real ones knew the struggle

[@IRON5]

Fam I use to call the Box from a payphone because my parents took my phone away. 😅😅

[@j2323j]

Go watch my channel

[@nowuknow7364]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@part4693]

Thank u Talib for understanding and appreciating the greatness of Westside Connection...

[@kalpierson9728]

Ice cube always been the man Since way back Never changed Still the man Keep it G Big homie

[@thecunninlynguist]

oh shit, The full ep gonna be flames. 2 legends building

[@iliyano567]

One of the best Podcast and camera work looks like it's part of a movie.

[@anthonyrobinson6590]

Dope to hear him mention Freestyle Fellowship. 👊🏿

[@SkylineEvo2]

Thank you UPROXX for produce and upload the program. It's educative. Bye and blessings.

[@MarloStringerBell]

This full episode bout to be incredible

[@uproxx]

you know it

[@QuestionsAnswerz]

@@uproxx Is it out on podcast apps?

[@Just_I_man]

Talib Kweli is always putting out legendary interviews from the *Brooklyn Embassy* that invokes mental evolution and hip-hop revolution.

[@twocents6951]

I’m from NY and I supported the west coast hip hop of the 80s and 90s. I was disappointed when certain artists out there dissed us. Cube and Death Row can’t say we didn’t support their records because they were able to come out here and perform sold out shows. I always felt like they would have been better off just dissing the rappers and dj’s they felt disrespected west coast music and left it at that. Cube first four albums still bump tho. 👌🏽Definite legend.

[@mommabig4270]

Yea i believe if it wasnt for those early hip hop beefs dissing eachothers coasts i think both coasts would of been more unified.cus I think we had love for eachother but them damn hip hop beefs fucked it up for everyone

[@johnnyrichardson7463]

What's up Two Cents! I am a West Coast cat, but I ALWAYS loved music from New York; especially, during the 80's and 90's. Ice Cube is my ALL-TIME favorite rapper, but Guru from Gangstarr is my man I miss him so much. I grew up listening to Big Daddy Kane, Run-DMC, LL Cool J, and Nas had me and my friends open. When they gave NAS 5 mics I was like Hell Yeah. Shout Out to Busta Rhymes, A Tribe Called Quest, EPMD, Big L, KRS_One (BDP)and Redman. I hated the East Coast vs West Coast beef the industry tried to ruin our culture with the nonsense. Ice Cube ft. Rakim oh my god that would be bananas even in 2020 over a Dr. Dre or DJ Premier production.

[@corinnaherzog-burkart7005]

They were dissing the rappers

[@twocents6951]

Johnny Richardson Real recognize real. I supported all those Death Row projects. Eiht, The Liks. Cube of course. I still listen to Quik. Too Short. The East/West thing was just ignorance.

[@eastwood1026]

U seriously can’t be serious. Y’all in New York started the whole beef.

[@brynellsidney3983]

Oh yeah The Box..........good times!!!!!

[@whereuwannabe7796]

New York was with L.A. rap from the beginning. Did we laugh at them jheri curls? Hell yea we thought that shit was crazy but we still loved that sound. Ice T Ice Cube Snoop King Tee Tha Liks NWA Freestyle Fellowship Heiroglyphics Saafir the Saucy Nomad Del the Funky Homosapien Pharcyde just to name a few. Much love from Brooklyn.

[@orlandopaste]

What about today rappers they up there rockin white boys mohawk and changing their hair colors!! 🤣 also wearing tight jeans with holes in them.... never see me do that!! that's in East Coast West Coast South and Mid West!! Lol

[@TimezOfInfamy]

@@orlandopaste hell no not out here in the midwest bro

[@brucemiller648]

Samething they was saying about down south rappers with gold teeth & iced up.

[@theoriginal668]

Jeru the dameja also took shots at the westcoast with " Come Clean"

[@XGMC921]

Jeru ... You know hip hop heads when you hear them speak.. word

[@Israel-nb7ip]

Not the west coast as a whole, it was a shot at gangsta rap. Predominantly the gangbanging on wax. He also took shots at Puffy and The Fugees too.

[@theoriginal668]

@@Israel-nb7ip I feel you bro but I still think it was a subliminal shot at the westcoast. Hopefully I'm wrong.

[@Israel-nb7ip]

@@theoriginal668 you really think he was talking about Hieroglyphics Crew, Cypress Hill, Feeestyle Fellowship, Too Short, E-40, etc? He was clearly talking about gangbanging rap. It's like his song Da Bitches where he wasn't talking about all women, it's in the hook.

[@XGMC921]

@@Israel-nb7ip I don't think he was taking shots like that at people I think the lyrical content is so philosophical, conscious plus he's a battle rapper that the timing was perfect for the climate at that time coincidentally it was The perfect Storm you could drop that album today and you could easily hit gang of these sorryazz rappers out right now.. I think it was Like a gun shot at a drive by and the bullets happen to hit the perfect persons but not intentionally. Kind of like who shot ya from biggie perfect for pac but was not for him. Plus till this day I never heard jeru say anything in no interview about shots at the West. But it could be just that cause it sure looks like it. That's what makes the best Rappers great because they leave you always wondering 🧐

[@NewyorkRican2191]

Great interview, wow, wish it was longer!!

[@lilcalvin7278]

I remember when I got that album on Christmas Day along with Snoop's Doggfather and Flesh N Bone's T.H.U.G.S.!!!

[@rustyshackleford1785]

Common goes, " Muslim drinking brew your homie ain't no Mack 10,he's a 22"that was a cold line!

[@denizisi2727]

That's a weak line. Because common himself is a religious person and makes music. And mack is clearly not a 22, if Fat Joe wouldn't have interfered Common would probably be dead, we don't know.

[@zahirbivings8023]

Yeah but common diss wasn’t better than no Vaseline or king of the hill or westside slaughterhouse by skilled and lyrics. And cypress hill vs westside connection beef was way morebetter than common beef

[@bluetheory2]

@@denizisi2727 Fat Joe? Lol

[@denizisi2727]

@@bluetheory2 Yes. Mack 10 confronted Common, but Fat Joe interfered.

[@denizisi2727]

@@zahirbivings8023 The common diss wasn't as hard as people think. It was very lyrical, but nothing more. No rest for the wicked was like the Bitch in yoo, yet ice cube beat cypress hill. The problem with Common's diss was that it had some false facts and he said things in his track that had already been known, so it was nothing original.

[@bluetheory2]

Cube and Bomb Squad, nothing better.

[@mattflores7713]

Heavy Metal is my bread and butter, but Bow Down is one of the best albums I heard in my life. Real shit. Much Love and respect to West Connection.

[@anthonyboston2392]

One of my favorite MCs.💯💯💯💯💯💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@MercMercury]

Yooo can't wait to hear the rest on Monday!

[@vr4892]

Yo! You know what I love about this channel; you respect all areas of hip hop, even if you agree to disagree. You don’t get that from most people. I everybody has their favorite, and that’s cool. But it’s good to hear unbiased opinions. That stuff you said about NY, I’ve said it for years when it was happening, but kats tried to shoot me down. Yea, NY and the east coast were the home of the spitters and where it all began. However, this world is big enough for everybody to have their piece! For those that like one style over another, hats your personal preference and there is nothing wrong with that. The problem comes when you try to enforce that on everybody and diss people because they see it differently from Han you see it!

[@kennethmapp1385]

Great interview very informative

[@kevinkidd7211]

Solid Interview Solid Video!💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@transfer2007]

Talib...epic interview...cube explained it in great detail! 👍👍

[@kourtneywoodbury2867]

Mama the way P Kelly vice

[@jaegaines6487]

I am not a real big fan of the whole podcast movement going on but I decided to watch the one with Jadakiss...WOW. Needless to say I've been bingeing watching all day.💯🔥 Still not a big fan of the podcast but I'm definitely a fan of The People's Party. Keep up the excellent work... can't wait to get back to it to the gems being dropped. Thanks From ATL, GA via "Brick City" Newark, NJ

[@88PLR]

These two need to collab 👌🏾

[@meaghangallagher8404]

I love Ice all day! Best diss track ever!...No Vaseline!

[@vinsemi9734]

Shout out to Ice Cube for shouting out New Mexico. I grew up in NM so I listened to a lot of west coast artists.

[@marquizeedwards9215]

Im from the east side of detroit my father from the west i grow up listening to both

[@Pyro-Moloch]

Just rewatched "Are We There Yet" on the TV today. Kids today think Tekashi 69 is a gangsta, they should've seen Ice Cube back then!

[@ARTGEEZY]

Great interview

[@luskulinha]

Save brothers, watching here from Brazil.

[@dnyce4006]

MICHEL SANTOS ...Peace to Brazil, Bro.

[@level_ken5231]

What a quote from a great. “The digital world is fake reality and we can’t make it real reality because it’s never gonna be.”

[@dnachistatrax1029]

I never get caught up, in the beefs...I was in highschool, when that album came out! It was deep, Cube is my favorite rapper...I'm a Cypress Hill fan and I'm from Chicago (South Side) so it was, crazy hearing him and Common go at it! I remember seeing him, W.C and Crazy Toones at the The China Club for the Predator tour (Mad Flava was the opening act) I'm just glad, everything was eventually squashed! B-Real was in Thicker Than Water and Common joined, the cast of Barbershop! Melvin King (the man in the mural on the wall, Cube's characters pop's was my art teacher as a kid) it would be dope, if Westside Connection dropped a new album! ✌️

[@driftgil8191]

All day bumping wc ice cube and snoop. Real G shit! I’m from 13 but I’m reAlly from LA

[@birdybird4203]

First West Side Connection album is easily a top 10 album group album all time.

[@jus3278]

Bow Down should have got 5 mics but The Source was mad cause they did East Coast hip hop magazines lol. Classic album

[@thommythomas2413]

This should have way more views

[@knucklesdafunkeeog6523]

Two of my most favorite HipHop artist. Cube and Kweli ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿😎

[@RealGuild]

Impressive podcast.

[@dnyce4006]

People weren’t coming at the West Coast. Dudes were coming at the garbage that certain people were spitting. Some of the music was just murder deaf kill with no bars. NYers came at Biggie when Big was spitting comercial nonsense without bars. Dudes liked Cube, Parish, Hieroglyphics, Jayo Felony, Rich Rich, Kurupt, XZ, King Tee, The Lics, NWA, Casual, Quick, Ren, The Coupe, Above The Law, Cypress, etc. But trash is trash even if it comes from your own block.

[@Israel-nb7ip]

I agree with you overall, but NYC rappers didn't go at Biggie cuz of his bars. Everyone recognized Biggie had bars and dope lyricism. They just wasn't feeling the fake gangsta persona and materialism. Plus the King of NY Source magazine cover created rivalries. Nobody ever said Biggie wasn't spitting dope rhymes or dropping hot songs.

[@Israel-nb7ip]

@Terry Bogard I know...but what that gotta do with the Biggie comment.

[@Xannyphantom905]

Half of the people you named were all about murder deaf bullshit with no bars. Eazy e said himself that he couldn't rap. It's a cultural thing, the east coast doesn't fuck with their kind, they don't fuck with us

[@dnyce4006]

Smith ... Just cause he said it don’t make true. Everybody I named at least had concepts. Easy was nice at what he did.

[@dnyce4006]

Israel Rosario Jr. ... To me and many other dudes, Big, Jay, and Nas were all making some uncreative nonsense at on point. And they got called out too. In New York, you used to get judged by what you say on the record or rap, not just on who you are.

[@zarianthomas3136]

I had to like this before i even seen it good question

[@patricesankara3081]

Train of thought changed my life. I will keep giving Talib his flowers bruh.

[@jayice1AKAJoeMule]

The shorty offers a pretty face but her perspective is empty. Like she is commenting to say “I’m here too”.

[@SHADOW-ph4ic]

Shes a garbage co- host. She knows really nothing about the early days or the golden era of hip hop. She's straight trash can water. And I hope she reads this comment.

[@patricesankara3081]

@@SHADOW-ph4ic recommend what she should do differently instead of trashing her, idiot.

[@SHADOW-ph4ic]

@@patricesankara3081 😭😭😭

[@fettywop2022]

No lies detected

[@dexterroberts5569]

Not even that pretty

[@coryczerwinski4456]

I'm from New York state and I bumped the shit out of that Westside Connection album.

[@PrinceofFreshia]

Damn good video

[@MPPharaoh]

He don’t wanna say shit about Mack 10 😂

[@JAASON9091]

Cause he handled that whole situation like a bitch!

[@janski1982]

He thanked him in his walk of fame speech.

[@julitapearson5282]

happy 4/20! miss you!

[@antoniomalone2560]

Tupac was already pushing the west coast hard from 1995 until he died.west side connection came out in 1996 following tupac.tupac was mad and talked about it

[@zahirbivings8023]

West side connection first came out while Tupac was in jail

[@ericcendejas7505]

Westside Connection dropped west coast slaughterhouse diss track in 95

[@rollinstonemoula9689]

Pac didnt say shit about NY into 96..

[@RC51Legend]

Anyone know what brand sunglasses Cube is wearing?

[@slimripp3918]

I fell in love with Westside Connection first album played it every single day all day as a matter of fact Ice Cube is one of my favorite rappers for several reasons and one is his storytelling when he went solo his first solo album the storytelling on that album is just nothing to be matched for me personally he introduced you to what was going on in the hood every way of life and made you realize the things he was talkin about you seeing every day and just didn't know it until he spoke on it

[@SoUtHMeMpHis]

Cube has a song in the trailer for the Mafia 3 video game. It.....is...Hard‼ Ice Cube needs to do another Ghost of Mars movie.

[@Sign_Your_Will]

SoUtH MeMpHiS It’s crazy because if that movie would of came out this decade that movie it would of made $50-100 million

[@SoUtHMeMpHis]

@@Sign_Your_Will 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍It ended as if there would be another. I like to see a good Horror movie where WE are the hero and live to fight another day.🤔

[@MrSwish702]

Cube 🐐

[@ivanantoniohenriquezturra3243]

Leyenda ice cubeeeee saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🎤🎤🔥🔥

[@nocturnalron69]

What did he say before he said "Itunes or whatever"? (11:57)It was silenced. Just curious.

[@CJonesBey]

West Side.. Great interview ... Cube always keeping it 100%.. thats that LA in him...lol

[@shes_carrybeyond6161]

Facts

[@driftgil8191]

I gotta visit NY soon. 😎

[@toneriggz]

"Owning a record, you cherish it more than you do when it's just digital" BIG FACTS...Apple Music, Spotify etc are convenient but I don't care for streaming at all. I appreciated a record more if I went to the store to get it and especially if I was browsing for an hour or more. I truly hate streaming.

[@truthshallrise.8558]

Dj Quik spoke against it, Penthouse Players Clique did too. Along with Compton’s Most Wanted! Music to drive by!

[@bokay3900]

Ice Cube and bomb squad

[@sixmillion142]

Good Life alumni here!! Class of 1991

[@PPHDocumentaries]

Ice Cube said the west coast let it slide after Tim Dogg made that song "F@ck Compton" but that`s not true and he know it. DJ Quick made a song clapping back at Tim Dogg saying the Bronx is a dump. And Snoop Dogg clap back at Tim Dog on the "Dre Day" song.

[@SHADOW-ph4ic]

Quik put out a diss on the Penthouse Players Click album called " P.S. fuk u 2" showing his dislike to that sorry ass rapper tim mutt.

[@mackboneyakakushthoughtspo589]

Comptons most wanted also

[@crissayago6070]

Gangsta D from 2nd II None pulled a gun on Tim Dog which he got on his knees and told him that it was for the "clout" as the young folks say.

[@blackpegasus1807]

@@crissayago6070 nobody pulled a gun on Tim! Matter of fact Tim Dog moved to L.A. and lived out there for years. Bambatta squashed the beef between Tim Dog and Cube at the NY Music Seminar.

[@denizisi2727]

Ice cube dissed Tim Dog on "Check yo self".

[@ronaldsmith6871]

Hell i remember Cube,Dub.C,Mack 10,Came to Chi/Town and did a Video Shout out to the West Side Conection.

[@Abstru5e.]

i want another westside connection album

[@Notbadjattz]

DJ Quik Dissed Tim Dog on Way2Fonky Record.

[@dawb86]

@Sour4v a few dissed him behind that bullshit lol. irony of ironies, 2Pac ended up saving his life out in the bay from the backlash of that nonsense smh.

[@earlellis7844]

CMW dissed him too on “ music to drive by” my favorite album

[@QiLow105]

Snoop dogg dissed tim dog in dre days outro

[@IRON5]

Rodney O and Joe Cooley song You Don't Hear Me Tho off the Fuck New York album?

[@dirtkills]

3:12 which video came out first masta ace or westside slaughterhouse lol

[@RayeSoCaLA]

Dj Quik- Way 2 Fonky

[@SEANLJOHNSONSR]

We need a new wsc album

[@dramahawkpromotions9621]

Talk 2 em Cube!

[@mwaurathuku4241]

Bow down album is goated

[@88PLR]

Tim Dog went crazy on NWA 🤣

[@user-ki1vd3ti8j]

I agree that's it was easier to appreciate music when you went out to buy it. You felt like you owned a piece of an artist masterpiece. Now all you have to do is type up a song on a streaming service and there it is. I miss dem days of DVDS and records. My problem with cassettes was when you had to rewind and fast forward them.

[@TruthisHere78]

The Westside Connection confused me because I remember when The Bomb Squad produced his first album. It really did look like he was riding on Tupac's wave. I'm from Houston so I didn't really trip because I had love for everybody. I remember when Outkast won that Grammy at the Source Awards and how intense it was. I get nostalgic for the 90's sometimes but a lot of people died back then. The music stirred up the streets in a real negative way. Gangsta Rap was a tool the Industry used to push death and degradation of our women in our community and the rapper's played a big role.

[@aldraysmith7923]

Facts

[@coldskoolbeatz]

Exactly. I lost all respect for Cube after that. Even Pac said he don't respect everybody West Side ridin'.

[@LAZELUS]

Finally he never talks about Westside connection nd how he went off of pacs Westside ride concept

[@stevesebbie1109]

Pac never had any west side ride the gangs were already screaming that fool even the three twisted fingers westside the hommie OG kam from lench mob was the first to do it as an artist so this pac that pac this quit playing Cube a boss on the mic pac was theatrics period.

[@2kgaming249]

Everybody seems to forget about DJ Quik performance on Yo MtV Raps where he performed THEY WANNA BE LIKE COMPTON. At the end of his performance he said "AND BROOKLYN ,THEY WANNA BE LIKE COMPTON !"... THATS CAUSED TIM DOGS RESPONSE !

[@ripsey_muscle]

Dope interview. Grown men not tryin to talk over each other and alot REAL respect.

[@wrse2476]

Any del ?’s