Ice Cube Signs To Interscope Records(2017)

[sapp08_2001]

Dre and Jimmy jumped ship right?

Crazy to think Dre and Cube have never been signed to the same label.

damn didn't realize jimmy had left interscope way back in 2014

from what I could tell though, it seems like Dre is still with Interscope

Yea Aftermath is still with Interscope

 

[TheGOAT]

Cube gonna drop No Vasaline on Dre all over again & on Interscope

 

[Busta Carmichael]

Dre and Jimmy jumped ship right?

Crazy to think Dre and Cube have never been signed to the same label.

damn didn't realize jimmy had left interscope way back in 2014

from what I could tell though, it seems like Dre is still with Interscope

Aa ok I thought both of them left for Apple music

 

[chompollet]

I always wondered why Ice Cube never collabo with Eminem when they was around all thoose years.. I am sure Cube knew things bout Em that we didn't know..

would had been a shame if they had collabo if we think bout death certificate which could be the most important hip hop album ever made

 

[TheGOAT]

I always wondered why Ice Cube never collabo with Eminem when they was around all thoose years.. I am sure Cube knew things bout Em that we didn't know..

would had been a shame if they had collabo if we think bout death certificate which could be the most important hip hop album ever made

Cube mentioned he’s been going through the Marshall Mathers LP 2 song by song, and praised “Rap God” specifically for its lyrical display. “That song is lyrically incredible,” he said. “And thank God, you know. Lyrics still rule the day. No matter how commercialized hip-hop tries to get, or how commercialized people’s vision of hip-hop and b-boys and rappers are, lyrics still rule the day… [Eminem] always delivers, he always gives quality. He’s gonna be around for a long, long time because of that, because he’s a true b-boy. He ain’t no dude that’s just in it for the fringe benefits, he’s in it for the respect.”
http://www.xxlmag.com/news/2013/11/ice-cube-praises-eminems-rap-god-lyrics-still-rule-the-day/

 

[chompollet]

Ye now he probably forgave him but a younger Cube hated people like Eminem. Do your research.

Cube was that nigga. He was the closest thing to Malcolm X

 

[Busta Carmichael]

Ye now he probably forgave him but a younger Cube hated people like Eminem. Do your research.

Cube was that nigga. He was the closest thing to Malcolm X

Lol I wouldn't say Malcolm X, but Cube was very militant and I'm pretty sure he didn't like whites.

Cube clearly didn't like Eminem tho. As I'm sure 85% of Rappers didn't.

 

[TheGOAT]

Ye now he probably forgave him but a younger Cube hated people like Eminem. Do your research.

Ye now he probably forgave him but a younger Cube hated people like Eminem. Do your research.

Cube was that nigga. He was the closest thing to Malcolm X

Cube clearly didn't like Eminem tho.

Just wondering where the Cube doesnt/didnt like eminem conspiracy is coming from?

 

[LcnsdbyROYALTY]

https://twitter.com/meeks_slays/status/871135879909199872
https://twitter.com/icecube/status/871136359666208768

 

[Idiopathic Joker]

Cube sent shots at Eminem on Terrorists Threats

 

[DarthRozay]

I don't even take it seriously anymore when someone praises eminem, wayne, or jay. They're talented but everyone sings their praises so much that it's just like an obligatory mention

 

[Stew]

Ye now he probably forgave him but a younger Cube hated people like Eminem. Do your research.

Cube was that nigga. He was the closest thing to Malcolm X

Lol I wouldn't say Malcolm X, but Cube was very militant and I'm pretty sure he didn't like whites.

Cube clearly didn't like Eminem tho. As I'm sure 85% of Rappers didn't.

So much that he went on arguably the greatest rap tour of all time with him. That's crazy! What a coon

 

[Stew]

I always wondered why Ice Cube never collabo with Eminem when they was around all thoose years.. I am sure Cube knew things bout Em that we didn't know..

would had been a shame if they had collabo if we think bout death certificate which could be the most important hip hop album ever made

Cube mentioned he’s been going through the Marshall Mathers LP 2 song by song, and praised “Rap God” specifically for its lyrical display. “That song is lyrically incredible,” he said. “And thank God, you know. Lyrics still rule the day. No matter how commercialized hip-hop tries to get, or how commercialized people’s vision of hip-hop and b-boys and rappers are, lyrics still rule the day… [Eminem] always delivers, he always gives quality. He’s gonna be around for a long, long time because of that, because he’s a true b-boy. He ain’t no dude that’s just in it for the fringe benefits, he’s in it for the respect.”
http://www.xxlmag.com/news/2013/11/ice-cube-praises-eminems-rap-god-lyrics-still-rule-the-day/

He gotta get that check...right?