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other who talked a lot. He was a workingman, a quiet, blue-collar dude. For years—decades—he worked at the same job. He was a skilled mechanic at the Rapistan Conveyer Company in Mountainside, xing conveyer belts. Despite the fact that Summit is predominantly white, I can’t say there was overt prejudice in the town, at least not within the adult world as I observed it. All my father’s friends, all the guys he worked with, were white workingclass dudes. Lunch-bucket dudes. Black and white, they were all cool with one another.
My father was a dark-skinned brother, but my mother was a very fair-skinned lady. From what I understand she was Creole; we think her people originally came from <strong>New</strong> Orleans. She looked almost like a white woman, which meant she could pass—as folks used to say back then. Her hair was jetblack. She was slim and very attractive. I recall people telling her she looked like Lena Horne or Dorothy Dandridge. The fact that my mother could pass intrigued me, even as a little kid. I understood that it was a big fucking deal. In my household, it
Page 2: ALSO BY ICE-T The Ice Opinion
Page 5 and 6: from South Central to Hollywood / I
Page 7 and 8: Peace to all the young street hustl
Page 9 and 10: Part Two - Nightmare Walking Chapte
Page 11 and 12: Part Seven - Peace and War Chapter
Page 13 and 14: PART ONE COLD AS ICE
Page 15 and 16: 1. BECAUSE I FIRST MADE MY NAME as
Page 17: deal to have a membership to the Y,
Page 21 and 22: lack. Everybody figures out there
Page 23 and 24: fact. I didn’t understand it. My
Page 25 and 26: necessarily change the ignorant way
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Page 31 and 32: sofa a lot, with balls of yarn and
Page 33 and 34: housekeeper named Miss Sanoni— sh
Page 35 and 36: fuck me—my bike was stolen. At rs
Page 37 and 38: father was asleep, go out on the pr
Page 39 and 40: over me. “Boy, you talk shit to m
Page 41 and 42: found myself truly alone. For me it
Page 43 and 44: young—still in their thirties—o
Page 45 and 46: eally didn’t seem to be happening
Page 47 and 48: affection. Everybody in the family
Page 49 and 50: 2. I DIDN’T HAVE A LOT of family,
Page 51 and 52: from Jersey. And not just any kid
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Page 55 and 56: Little white girls are intrigued by
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IT DIDN’T TAKE LONG for me to lea
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you know it, you got the blue or re
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ecame the undisputed leader of all
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little guys in the clique, but trus
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around, posturing, threw his set up
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mess of forty-ve-pound plates rattl
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Then—bam—he dipped down and thr
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was green to all kinds of violence.
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loodbath in L.A. Honestly, I don’
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laugh, but it escalated, until we b
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aliated with their set, because I s
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lock took to me. I was a lightweigh
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someone say love to me. My aunt nev
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everybody else, I wanted that feeli
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3. I COULDN’T STAND LIVING with m
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gimme my goddamn check and I’m ou
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only thing I did was pierce my left
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speck. You don’t mean shit. Even
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I hated the taste of booze, I never
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adamantly trying to get you to smok
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literally ignorant. I didn’t unde
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up with the money for food, clothes
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gymnastics team at Crenshaw. I hard
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question yourself. What the fuck di
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snuck in, rolled the rug up, and sn
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So I’m cooling my ass in jail, wh
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went up to the top bunk and managed
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place the MPs would come look for m
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stolen infantry-blue rug had been r
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a thirty-four-foot and two-hundred-
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141s. That was one of the best week
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ullshitted me. So I terminated jump
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I enjoyed all that armaments traini
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combat in Vietnam. Sergeant Donovan
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standing in formation with my squad
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ONE THING THAT HAPPENED during my t
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studying me at those parties. I was
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always kept Mac at arm’s length.
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just a PFC, but when they bust you
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Schoeld Barracks then nd out months
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happens to me—if I get blown the
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and four months ahead of schedule.
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“I SPEAK ON THIS WITH HESITATION
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witness a drive-by where three or f
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set a record in California for the
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“Listen,” Nat said. “This is
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not only had I learned to spin viny
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So we fell to the ground aiming for
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efore folks started calling it hiph
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own distinctive style. I’d taken
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getting way more attention picking
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I’D DONE MY SHARE of petty crime
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essentially homeless, bouncing from
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tightly regimented: up before dawn,
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always tell people there’s no rea
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of money, but my crew would never t
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crisscrossed the whole country pull
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Polo, ashing Rolexes on our wrists.
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your route to the lick. So if we’
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it was the dawn of the “bash” r
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I speak on this with hesitation Eve
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nice profit. Some of the crews got
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security system and before the cops
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department store and cleared out li
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laughing because we’d got away so
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jewelry store with hundreds of thou
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and two chicks. We showed up at tha
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little; I’m taking everything you
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ducked, ran off to the right. He bl
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“Drive, muthafucka, drive!” He
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into the glass case during a bash.
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they get the memo?” THESE DAYS PE
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without getting caught. Criminals t
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about pimpin’. It’s just like a
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where you’ll end up pulling your
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pimp is to be hotter, yer, betterlo
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them shoes! We gonna break them dud
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choose to do that. That’s why pim
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that’s hoin’. The pimp takes th
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girl anywhere to get money from a t
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the way to some club, what would be
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have the girls’ conversation, the
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So as the bashes became more danger
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“Ice, you scared.” “Yeah, nig
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loafers. He was too stupid to wear
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obbery game: If you don’t bring a
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and Western. Good Fred’s was wher
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and I laid down my own vocal. Makin
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from the opening lines, I saw every
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never taken rapping seriously. I wa
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perfect timing; The Radio was becom
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want to track the movement, look at
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eality didn’t really hit home unt
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I said, “Naw, fuck that.” I was
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and the stolen Spitfire. When Sean
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dierence that we’d been homeys si
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7. WHEN I WASN’T RAPPING in The R
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the intersection. Boom, I got fucki
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ten people. When I came to—well,
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life. I didn’t have a house with
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when you’re out in the spot; but
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up and not realize how severe your
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Hospital over in Westwood. Life got
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and I just lay there talking to her
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accomplish and all the things I had
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I didn’t want to use my cane, so
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PART THREE SIX IN THE MORNIN’
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8. ONE SATURDAY NIGHT, about two we
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Jamm’s Army. They had a drum mach
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whole game. PEOPLE OFTEN SAY I crea
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an with it. I said, “Let’s use
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I’m a self-made monster of the ci
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and the music industry gave the who
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spinning the B-Side “6 in the Mor
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Toddy Tee was more of a comedic rap
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cheerleading. But because there wer
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you didn’t claim gang aliation on
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FLASH FORWARD A FEW YEARS to the si
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advantage to put all that gang cont
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in a tight dress with a body that w
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ecord deal in the near future. But
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ealize what forever is. WHEN I FIRS
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Everlast, later to gain fame with H
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those of us in L.A. who knew about
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ack in the day, the average drug de
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making some noise up and down the W
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and Scott “La Rock”—all the b
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them. This is what they did fulltim
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connections. Through Iz I met this
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the “authentic” rappers were al
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The weirdest thing was the way Seym
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ut I know what you’re trying to d
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two drum machines. We recorded it i
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Darlene was up front in my career;
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the promo shots ain’t props.” A
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sound like you were from New York
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socially conscious—called Rhyme S
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Rakim ever said in any of his recor
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the record and say ‘Guys grab a g
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IT WAS GREAT CHEMISTRY. Seymour sup
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transitioned into J. Lo’s manager
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me like I was like a West Coast Chu
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just wrecked Ice’s ride.” All h
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Trigger” in the movie. I said,
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little bass line sample in his Rola
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wipe it clean.” “No,” I said.
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South Central and Compton. Dennis c
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did the title song and the video. W
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didn’t like going up to radio sta
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was always my third, then Chicago,
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part of that transformation is that
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out. Some kid from a nice suburb wi
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here trying to look like me. You kn
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and say, fuck it, now, I’m gonna
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appers were doing it, too—the mus
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fuck, then they’d have a chance.
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I drove to Warner Bros., sat down i
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New York dude in dreads. Mario had
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could. How could I take the role of
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more like the excitement of little
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Everybody in the movie knew what th
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crews who took over entire housing
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same Gee Money jewelry, reading lik
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eing the breakout role of our actin
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of how this scene will t in the nis
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how a real audience would react. Fu
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ig cities like New York, Los Angele
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Schwarzenegger, or Bruce Willis mov
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came to paying me, I gured I could
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the actor working with you is intim
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Fin. I’m supposed to be police—
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it like that. For the rest of the r
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“GODDAMN, WHAT A BROTHER GOTTA DO
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when you’re in the studio, doing
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efore he even thought about signing
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a band’s song a long time—month
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to the radio I learned about Leon R
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shoulder like he was constantly on
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Black Sabbath’s “War Pigs.” I
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perfect sense. It made the rap hard
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played little bars and pizza joints
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out when it happens.” We did our
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—but I like shit that sounds way
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with black and white,” I said.
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had on khakis and looked like gangb
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of Lucifer with horns and a pitchfo
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espect for the art of hip-hop. When
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identity. So the demarcation line b
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But, we’d later see a dierent sid
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were still on that trip. In the mid
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Killer,” I walk over to Ernie. Hi
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the ground, but as I turned, a coup
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We stayed in the dressing room for
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started. We didn’t do fuck-all ex
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We made our rst direct assault. It
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Then I realized that in addition to
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night the Italian radio and TV kept
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punching a guy in the face.” I di
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venue were shaking their heads, say
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The record had been out for a whole
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I knew the band and I were in for s
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singing in the rst person as a char
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this was a good issue to exploit po
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at least two shooting incidents and
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President of the United States hims
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Newton. Was the record meant to be
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they could use, come on, they’d h
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time for me to pretend to be someon
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job. I look at it this way: When a
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y a Duo or Group for “Back on the
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weight. I said to Warner Bros., “
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I’M ABOUT TO BUST SOME SHOTS OFF
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Pop-pop-pop to the dome. So yes—I
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—Time Warner sold Ice down the ri
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harder than anyone in the mainstrea
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was some stressful, hectic shit. Th
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“THE MOST DANGEROUS THING ON EART
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Fred was chilling at my house. At t
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I FLEW TO NEW YORK to do the show,
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covered Sean’s bills. So I said,
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By the time of our rst meeting, of
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It was at least a month later that
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experienced on New York Undercover.
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twenties—today, they’re dying t
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never crossed me, never lied to me.
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doing some Coroner Records business
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can break your career open in a new
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smoother. By the mid-nineties, afte
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hand man. I was known as being one
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square by day—straight-up busines
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A few minutes passed. Rich hadn’t
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think they had it in them to murder
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little dude’s gun. It was the sam
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My mind was rationalizing it, playi
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were on high alert because memories
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office at Coroner Records. “Yo, I
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into snakes and assholes, and you
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elationship with Darlene was coming
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get mad love from New Yorkers when
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seep into my consciousness. But non
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write a scene for me and I say, “
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an undercover narc—I’m pointbla
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with Chris it can get explosive, tw
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it works. The writers have written
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the vocal booth and do my thing. If
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you take a job as a co-star on a TV
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Whodini as the headliners, and I wa
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that they weren’t the cop I was s
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you much to talk to someone who’s
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But you get those haters. Especiall
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See, the pimp game often translates
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you hoin’ know that you hoin’.
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you give her all your money. Sorry.
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If you understand the essence of th
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coming. The boss is smiling the who
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PART SIX ICEBERG FAMILY VALUES
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14. MONOGAMY IS THE BOMB. Having on
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average dude may get two girls to g
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your woman. You just have to make i
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album covers, was in all my videos.
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audience, came right to my defense,
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do rap and rock tours again. That
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Then I ended up going to New York t
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It was more like, “Look, we’re
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wasn’t clear that he understood t
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Ozzy. I said this in an interview,
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man in entertainment, especially a
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Chiclet teeth and, okay, that was s
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like a pimp. And as always, being d
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for a quick hookup and I wasn’t l
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getting the dust out of every nook
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comb your hair, baby, brothers is b
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and I liked a chick on the other si
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that’s what you want. Then fuckin
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was a complete one eighty for my me
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oys for so long, we’d dispense wi
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and me just say, “Yo, it’s not
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tough sometimes in the heat of a re
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No matter how hard I try to work on
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needs, your sex life will always be
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the man making most of the money. T
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little too well, as a matter of fac
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Not to say everything’s roses. Li
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visit us every time he gets a break
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come to tow it, that can mean only
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me in the eye. I let him sit there
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party and my friend”—see, it al
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anyway.” “What’re you talkin
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other celebrity clients. He’d got
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I said. “They want anything else
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of money? And how many of my homeys
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caught. How’d I get away with it?
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moms ended up talking to the other
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lives. Then I put Sean E. Sean on t
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THE YEAR-LONG PROBATION didn’t ma
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he couldn’t graduate with his fri
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he came to me, looking more focused
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so I guess it makes sense I’ve ha
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huge machine they’d ripped o from
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gotta corroborate stories with you.
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up the car, they don’t say, ‘Ho
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up with Tesha. I lived my life and
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Ice, so they hang out, shoot hoops,
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“Okay …” My kids aren’t use
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aren’t together. And I tell ’em
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always felt like I was an outsider.
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always seen it is: Emotions don’t
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don’t believe in, it’s self-pit
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“MY LIFE’S BEEN A GREAT STORY I
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soul.” It lacks content. It lacks
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about hip-hop is practically like t
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It touched a raw nerve. Cats throug
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the skills of the breakdancer, the
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lyricist and promoter—and his las
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certain exalted status and be consi
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can teach it. These cats are not a
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was sitting home and thinking about
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about the art form. It takes the be
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to drop that street language—bitc
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Impressionism, Expressionism, all t
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Moe Dee. And on wax between MC Shan
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Let’s all do this. Let’s all ge
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even bigger empire together. ’PAC
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That was a great moment, and it’s
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straight up: Why don’t you go kno
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hopeless, and dudes were scared the
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things that matter to you. No bulls
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in the aftermath of the riots, they
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—are coming home after long bids.
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connected to the gangsters down the
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Peace to all the gangsters, cause I
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let’s do this. Let’s go to the
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FAST-FORWARD. The truce is dead. Se
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to glamorize the violence. It gives
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to O.G.s and get them to sit down f
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twenty. I’m executive producer, a
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not retaliate.” And every show st
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“MY LIFE IS VIOLENT BUT VIOLENT I
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ass third-person shooter game calle
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success. I know what it’s like in
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straightforward. Once you get into
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sad world M.J. was in at the end of
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een down, been depressed before. I
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If you’re a guy who’s done all
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Crescent City, California. I got fr
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thought is, Man, all I need is ten
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I’LL NEVER FORGET THE DAY—the e
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went on this solo mission to go get
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was just back into that zone where
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I HAD A SITUATION not that long ago
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to ip the switch. It got real ugly,
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with in the life—hustlers, pimps,
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street, they got something to prove
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FUNNY STORY about Quentin Tarantino
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Now I’m the guy who’s spun arou
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their past, their present, and thei
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I was pulling jewelry licks: You ra
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innocent bystanders with camera pho
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the excitement of crossing the line
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understand the consequences. I’ve
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Lindsay, you are an actress! You go
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Crenshaw Boulevard would be spittin
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and catch their attention. One thin
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come up, but can they come back? Th
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to fuck your head up,” I say. “
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DAILY GAME (OF LIFE)
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YOU OWN. (THERE’S NO LUGGAGE RACK
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MAD AT THE RIGHT THINGS. 14. THE KE
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22. IN THE GAME, SPECTATORS, COMMEN
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31. I’VE BEEN YOUR AGE, YOU’VE
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HUSTLERS NEVER PLAY A GAME THEY CAN
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THE PROFIT. 49. YOU DON’T NEED A
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Baby pic
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Rhyme Syndicate N.Y. (from left: Ev
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Rhyme Syndicate (at my left, Donald
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On stage with Snoop Dogg at the Apo
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On tour with Lil Ice
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A fan’s tattoo
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Me and Coco at the Masters Players
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Me and my colleagues from Law & Ord
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With Dick Wolf, producer of the Law
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Me, Coco, and Snoop Dogg at the Com
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Me and Don King
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Me, Diddy, and Quincy Jones. I won
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Our wedding photo
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On the red carpet with Coco
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“A successful marriage is built o
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Family pic (my grandson, Elijah; my
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Original Gangsta pic
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Keepin’ it player in pink
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On the red carpet for VH1’s Hip H
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All photographs are printed courtes
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