ICE CUBE-AMERICAS MOST WANTED
- Thread starter Young Lou
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No doubt playboy, I still bump my og shit, got that muthafucka the day it dropped and probably bumped the shit 93284575 times since then.
"Some don't think that I can flow, so here we go" - That shit has the hardest bass kick I ever heard in a Cube song.
"I put my Nike on the bet so it won't slide, money gone cause I'm never hittin deuce five/ I'm never hittin foe tre no way, you wanna leave but come on hoe stay/ UNGH! nigga feva that'll work, papa need brand new shoes and a sweatshirt foo!" - hahhaa mann that shit is classic fa sho..
"Some don't think that I can flow, so here we go" - That shit has the hardest bass kick I ever heard in a Cube song.
"I put my Nike on the bet so it won't slide, money gone cause I'm never hittin deuce five/ I'm never hittin foe tre no way, you wanna leave but come on hoe stay/ UNGH! nigga feva that'll work, papa need brand new shoes and a sweatshirt foo!" - hahhaa mann that shit is classic fa sho..
"Yeah, I got some last words...FUCK ALL Y'ALL!!!"
"Some rappers are heaven-sent, but 'Self-Destruction' don't pay the fuckin' rent, so you can either sell dope or get your ass a job, I'd rather roll with the Lench Mob!"
I never get tired of playing those early CUBE CDs again and again and again, either...they NEVER get old!
CUBE can still drop gems ("Legal Paper", "Ghetto Vet", "Extradition", "Three Strikes You In", "Hello", "You Ain't Got To Lie", "Record Company Pimpin", "Nigga of The Century", and much of the WSCG's BOW DOWN CD), but a lot of times, it seems like a case of him having the talent, but not applying it as much as he could (although his movie work and Priority becoming more mainstream after '96 may have dictated part of this). Maybe he'll return to complete form if this thing with Dre and Aftermath works out.
But yeah, AMW is a true classic, and it's great to see that you can get the KILL AT WILL tracks on the reissue, too. PEACE!
"Some rappers are heaven-sent, but 'Self-Destruction' don't pay the fuckin' rent, so you can either sell dope or get your ass a job, I'd rather roll with the Lench Mob!"
I never get tired of playing those early CUBE CDs again and again and again, either...they NEVER get old!
CUBE can still drop gems ("Legal Paper", "Ghetto Vet", "Extradition", "Three Strikes You In", "Hello", "You Ain't Got To Lie", "Record Company Pimpin", "Nigga of The Century", and much of the WSCG's BOW DOWN CD), but a lot of times, it seems like a case of him having the talent, but not applying it as much as he could (although his movie work and Priority becoming more mainstream after '96 may have dictated part of this). Maybe he'll return to complete form if this thing with Dre and Aftermath works out.
But yeah, AMW is a true classic, and it's great to see that you can get the KILL AT WILL tracks on the reissue, too. PEACE!