Album Info
| Artist: | Ice Cube |
| Album: | Everythangs Corrupt |
| Released: | US, 19 Apr 2019 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Super OG | |
| A2 | Arrest The President | |
| A3 | Chase Down The The Bully | |
| A4 | Don't Bring Me No Bag | |
| B1 | Bad Dope | |
| B2 | On Them Pills | |
| B3 | Fire Water | |
| B4 | Streets Shed Tears | |
| C1 | Ain't Got No Haters | |
| Featuring - Too Short | ||
| C2 | Can You Dig It? | |
| C3 | That New Funkadelic | |
| C4 | One For The Money | |
| D1 | Still In The Kitchen | |
| D2 | Non Believers | |
| D3 | Everythangs Corrupt | |
| D4 | Good Cop, Bad Cop |
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Description
"Ice Cube's "Everythangs Corrupt," released in 2018, is a powerful return to form for the veteran rapper, known for his incisive social commentary and hard-hitting lyrics. The album is a potent mix of political insight, street wisdom, and the raw, unapologetic attitude that Ice Cube has been celebrated for since his early days with N.W.A.
The album kicks off with the title track, "Everythangs Corrupt," a scathing critique of political and social corruption in America. Ice Cube's delivery is as sharp and aggressive as ever, underpinned by a menacing beat that sets the tone for the album. The track serves as a manifesto for the album, laying out its central themes of systemic injustice and societal decay.
"Arrest the President" is one of the album's standout tracks and exemplifies Ice Cube's fearless approach to tackling controversial issues. The song directly challenges the political establishment and is a call to action against corrupt leadership. Ice Cube's lyricism is incisive, and his flow is impeccable, making the track both a political statement and a showcase of his skills as an MC.
The album isn't just about political commentary; it also delves into the realities of street life and personal struggles. "Chase Down the Bully" is a hard-hitting track that addresses bullying in all its forms, from the streets to the political arena. Ice Cube's storytelling ability shines here, painting vivid pictures of the challenges faced by those living in tough environments.
Musically, "Everythangs Corrupt" strikes a balance between classic West Coast hip-hop sounds and contemporary production. The beats are heavy and hard-hitting, with a gritty edge that complements Ice Cube's aggressive vocal style. Tracks like "Don't Bring Me No Bag" and "Bad Dope" feature thumping bass lines and catchy hooks, proving that Ice Cube can still create music that resonates with modern hip-hop audiences.
One of the album's more introspective tracks, "Good Cop Bad Cop," is a nuanced take on police brutality and systemic racism. Ice Cube explores the complexities of law enforcement and the black community's relationship with the police. The track's powerful message is matched by its compelling production, featuring haunting piano chords and a driving beat.
"Everythangs Corrupt" also showcases Ice Cube's ability to infuse humor and wit into his music. Tracks like "On Them Pills" and "Still in the Kitchen" have a lighter tone but still pack a punch with their clever wordplay and sharp observations.
The album concludes with "Fire Water," a reflective track that looks back on Ice Cube's journey in the music industry and the changes he's witnessed. It's a fitting end to an album that not only critiques society but also celebrates the resilience and strength of those who fight against injustice.
In summary, "Everythangs Corrupt" is a testament to Ice Cube's enduring relevance and impact in the hip-hop world. The album combines hard-hitting political commentary with insights into the human condition, all delivered with Ice Cube's trademark intensity and lyrical prowess. It's an album that not only entertains but also provokes thought and discussion, cementing Ice Cube's status as one of the most important voices in rap music."
