Lately, it seems like pretty much every day is a good day for Ice Cube. In the past five months, he's seen his old group, N.W.A, elected to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, watched the movie about N.W.A's rise to fame, Straight Outta Compton, rake in a $200 million payday worldwide and booked his first-ever spot at Coachella. The rapper says "Of all those, making the Hall of Fame has to be the tip-top. That's a big accomplishment for me, but it's also a big accomplishment for the Hall of Fame to let the world know they're about more than just rock & roll." He also spoke on working on the remix of David Bowie's "I'm Afraid of Americans," saying it was a big deal to him.
He went on to say, "He was such an innovator, and his songs were phenomenal. I remember when I first heard "Fame" on the radio, I thought he was black. It was so funky!"
28-01-2016 - Vidéo David Bowie / Ice Cube /
