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all around you. It’s like you have an ice cream truck parked outside your house in the middle of the winter. WHEN PEOPLE TALK TO ME about “Cop Killer” today, they often assume I’m bitter about the controversy. I only get angry when people overstep their boundaries. But with “Cop Killer” everybody at Time Warner was doing what they thought was correct, at least from a business standpoint. People needed to do what they thought had to be done. Everybody was doing their
job. I look at it this way: When a cop busts you for selling coke, don’t get pissed at the cop. The law was there. You knew it, you broke it; the cop did his job. So how can you get mad? How can you hold a grudge? To be real—even in the hottest days of that media frenzy—I felt bad for Time Warner. I felt awful for them. To me Time Warner wasn’t some massive, faceless corporate entity. I had good personal relationships with Seymour Stein, Mo Ostin, Lenny Waronker—even the chief executive of Time Warner, Gerald
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ALSO BY ICE-T The Ice Opinion
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from South Central to Hollywood / I
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Peace to all the young street hustl
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Part Two - Nightmare Walking Chapte
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Part Seven - Peace and War Chapter
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PART ONE COLD AS ICE
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1. BECAUSE I FIRST MADE MY NAME as
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deal to have a membership to the Y,
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My father was a dark-skinned brothe
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lack. Everybody figures out there
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fact. I didn’t understand it. My
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necessarily change the ignorant way
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when someone died. Someone— must
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knew anybody from my mother’s sid
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sofa a lot, with balls of yarn and
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housekeeper named Miss Sanoni— sh
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fuck me—my bike was stolen. At rs
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father was asleep, go out on the pr
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over me. “Boy, you talk shit to m
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found myself truly alone. For me it
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young—still in their thirties—o
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eally didn’t seem to be happening
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affection. Everybody in the family
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2. I DIDN’T HAVE A LOT of family,
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from Jersey. And not just any kid
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neighborhood, View Park. And the rs
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Little white girls are intrigued by
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there’s twenty-ve or thirty house
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thing. Even though kids from gangal
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Palms when I started Crenshaw. I fe
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terms—but in school terms, the li
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Bloods and Crips in the halls at th
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precisely in the left back pocket.
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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
Page 433 and 434: —but I like shit that sounds way
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Page 437 and 438: had on khakis and looked like gangb
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Page 445 and 446: But, we’d later see a dierent sid
Page 447 and 448: were still on that trip. In the mid
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Page 467 and 468: The record had been out for a whole
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Page 483: time for me to pretend to be someon
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Page 491 and 492: I’M ABOUT TO BUST SOME SHOTS OFF
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Page 497 and 498: harder than anyone in the mainstrea
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Page 505 and 506: I FLEW TO NEW YORK to do the show,
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Page 509 and 510: By the time of our rst meeting, of
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Page 519 and 520: doing some Coroner Records business
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Page 529 and 530: A few minutes passed. Rich hadn’t
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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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p/k/a Ice-T and Charles Glenn. © 1
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“G Style,” written by Tracy Mar
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Order: SVU. DOUGLAS CENTURY is the
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