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So he like “ oouu shit bae I’m boutta nut “
I knew he was bc it was 2-3mins into the head session.... so he nuts in my mouth and I swallowed his kids 🤣😉. So he pull me up to him by my chin keeping eye contact... and oof lord that is so attractive , so y’all know.
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At 20 Ice Cube turned down $75,000 because nobody would let his lawyer read the contract.
He’d been paid about $32,000 for writing much of N.W.A’s biggest music.
In the video below, Cube tells how he walked out, and how long it took to answer the friends who called him a traitor.
Cube kept asking manager Jerry Heller to send the contract to his lawyer. Heller said it was on its way.
So Cube tried a trick. “Just send it to my mama.”
Heller wouldn’t even do that.
“I can’t sign that,” Cube said. His bandmates laughed at him. Who turns down $75,000?
He walked out of the biggest group in rap.
N.W.A answered on their next record. They called him Benedict Arnold.
His label tried to calm him. He had just torn up their office with a bat. So an executive took him out on a boat and played him the diss in the middle of the water. Three more hours to the dock.
By the time he got home, it was ready to come out. “No Vaseline” took him 90 minutes.
In fairness, $75,000 was a fortune for a kid from Compton in 1989. And N.W.A’s next album went to No. 1 without him.
Years later, Cube says, he ran into Eazy E at a New York club called The Tunnel. They talked about a reunion. It was the last time he saw him alive.
In 2015, Cube produced Straight Outta Compton, the movie about the group that called him a traitor. It made about $200 million.
This time, his lawyer read every page.
Who betrayed N.W.A: the 20 year old who wouldn’t sign, or the man who wouldn’t show him the contract?