Got it! If you checked for the video earlier, it wasn’t here, but good ole WSHH got it up and we were obliged to share Cube’s latest offering – “Drink The Kool Aid.”

This visual is reminiscent of a cover (actually an entire issue) we did in 2006 and guess who was its subject?

Still trying to wrap our minds around what it means to “drink the kool aid…” Is it a bad thing? Maybe not, because Cube walks around with a big ass jar of it the whole video and an even bigger shirt with that infamous smile.

He doesn’t drink it tho… Not once, even in hot ass Los Angeles, does he fix his lips to take a sip.

So in hindsight, it must not be a good thing to indulge Kool Aid in Cube’s mind.

DAMN! We like Kool Aid!!

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Who would have ever thought Ice Muthaf*%in’ Cube would be playing the role of an old ass man in a movie called Lottery Ticket?

Ahhhh… the power of hip hop!

Not only has Cube reformed himself from the greasy head jheri curl wearin’ Dough Boy, but he’s become the epitome of Black Hollywood.

If there was a way to reincarnate Blaxploitation films and fine tune them into modern day sketches of entertainment, one O’Shea Jackson might spearhead that movement.

And who’s to say he hasn’t already done it?

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Ice Cube appeared on ESPN2’s “First Take” this morning and unsurprisingly talked about the Finals between his Los Angeles Lakers and Benzino’s(?) Boston Celtics.

Among the topics he was asked to address was the offiiciating, which is more of a hot one than it seems to have ever been in recent memory. Cube called the referees judgement “atrocious” so far, offering no one wants to tune in to see their favorite player on the bench.

Having recently done his own “30 for 30″ tribute special to the Raider Nation, Cube also discussed the possibility of Los Angeles calling some football team not named the Raiders, his own.

“We deserve another team,” Cube said. “It’s been so long. It’s a shame the owners can’t get together and get a team here. (continue reading…)

While on a run to promote his new sitcom “Are We There Yet,” Ice Cube stopped by Hot 97 and got down with Angie Martinez for a few ticks.

In the attached clip he discusses the benefits of being a rapper/entertainer in the music/television/film industry. Interestingly enough, Cube dismisses his workload for favor of his Pop’s, who he lovingly refers to as a ’slave?’

OMG Cube!

Speaking of which, the Don Mega also rejects the idea of his son engaging in any competitive rapoffs with Diggy or Biggie’s son in the near future.

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If you missed Ice Cube’s 30 for 30 offering, “Straight Outta LA,” last night, the clip below will probably just piss you off. In that case, you might want to go check ESPNs lineup to see when it airs again.

On the other hand, if you are able to control your emotions and desires, it will provide a glimpse of what to expect.

James Blagden, the man who brought Dock Ellis’ LSD No No to life, collaborated with the Don Mega to do the animated portion of the piece.

And in between splices of an interview between Cube and Snoop, the founding member of N.W.A. talks shop with AP about how the Raiders influenced an entire culture.

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