The final music Ice Cube recorded with NWA earlier than he left

Ice Cube is a West Coast legend who has been not solely on the forefront of music but additionally a outstanding actor and filmmaker. The emcee 9real title O’Shea Jackson) is understood for his iconic albums, similar to AmeriKKKa’s Most Needed and Dying Certificates.

Nevertheless, earlier than he launched into a solo profession, he was a part of the epic gangster rap group NWA alongside Dr Dre, Eazy-E, DJ Yella and MC Ren. As a part of the group, he made historical past and put California on the map. 

The group, which was shaped in 1986, had huge industrial success. Nevertheless, in 1989, Jackson determined to interrupt away from the collective after turning into pissed off with the crew’s supervisor and founding father of Ruthless Information, Jerry Heller.

Ice Cube (actual title O’Shea Jackson) grew pissed off with the truth that Dr Dre, Eazy-E and MC Ren were being happily subservient to Jerry Heller when he was, the truth is, exploiting them and robbing them of some huge cash. This culminated within the crew’s breakup and the enduring 1991 Ice Cube diss monitor ‘No Vaseline’.

 In 1991, Cube released said diss track, taking intention at his former bandmates, Eazy-E, Dr. Dre, MC Ren, DJ Yella and their supervisor, Jerry Heller. Within the monitor, he tells Dr Dre to cease rapping and “stick to producing” and, on a number of events, accuses the crew members of sodomy. ‘No Vaseline’ is a ruthless and harsh diss monitor. It’s essential line is “You’re gettin’ fucked out your green (money) by a white boy with no Vaseline”.

Nevertheless, Ice Cube has no concern with any of the surviving members of the crew, and within the leadup to the discharge of the collective’s 2015 Straight Outta Compton, Jackson answered some fan questions on his involvement with the group.

One fan requested the ‘You Can Do It’ emcee the final monitor he ever recorded as a part of NWA to which he responded, “The last song I recorded with NWA it would have to be ‘Parental Discretion Advised’. That was the last song we recorded on the Straight Outta Compton record. You know, we definitely put our foot in it. I remember there was a whole bunch of competition around that record.”

He continued, “Everybody wanted to have the dopest verse. I think a few people, after they heard my verse, had to rewrite theirs, so I was proud of that. I sent them back to the drawing board, but that’s what NWA was about. It was a friendly competition. We used to get into big-ass arguments about what was going on the track, who was fresh, who was wack, what ideas were dope, what ideas weren’t.”

He concluded by explaining how he and the opposite members solely took six weeks to report the whole album and guaranteed followers that NWA was all the time ready once they hit the studio.

You may watch Ice Cube reply fan questions on his time in NWA within the video under.