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**The Game, D Smoke and Others Crown Ice Cube’s “It Was a Good Day” as the Iconic Get Up Anthem of West Coast Culture**
Rapping legend Ice Cube’s timeless classic “It Was a Good Day” has been crowned the iconic get-up anthem of West Coast culture by none other than renowned rappers The Game and D Smoke, among others. In an unprecedented display of unity and respect for hip-hop pioneers, these influential artists have come together to elevate this 1992 track to its rightful status.
Cube’s song, released on his album “The Predator,” has long been hailed as a masterpiece that encapsulates the essence of West Coast hip-hop. The lyrics offer a refreshing respite from the usual gangsta rap narratives, instead focusing on the positive experiences and accomplishments of an average day. Its message of resilience and optimism resonated deeply with fans across generations.
**Lil Baby Didn’t Love Kendrick Lamar Dropping His Name on ‘Not Like Us’: ‘I Ain’t Really Into That Side of Hip-Hop’**
Controversy has erupted in the hip-hop community following Lil Baby’s candid admission that he was not thrilled when Kendrick Lamar dropped his name in their latest collaboration, “Not Like Us.” In an interview, the 25-year-old rapper expressed his disinterest in Lamar’s abstract lyrical style.
Source: www.billboard.com
