Ice Cube Everythang's Corrupt

in 2012, Ice Cube had released more details on his upcoming tenth studio album titled, Everythang's Corrupt. A music video for the album's first single of the same name was released on the day before the 2012 USA Election. Ice Cube explained the inspiration and reason for the song saying, "You know, this record is for the political heads. This to me is more a leak at the right time, in time, to drop it. We could have dropped a more catchier tune, but the time wouldn’t have been right. The time is right for "Everythang’s Corrupt," so that’s what we wanted to do. We wanted to drop it at this point and time, and then come with a visual to highlight what we’re saying in the music." The album, is slated for a 2013 Fall release date and will be released via Lench Mob Records

According to Ice Cube's website Cube Vision, "Everythang's Corrupt" will be released on October 21st 2014.

Multi-Platinum and Award Winning Hip-Hop Icon Ice Cube makes his highly anticipated return to the mic with the worldwide video premiere for his debut single, ‘Drop Girl’ featuring Redfoo and 2 Chainz, today on VEVO.com.Directed by Will Kendrick, the fun and contagious video featuring special visual effects is the perfect compliment to the uptempo club banger produced by Multi-Platinum, Grammy nominated producer and featured artist Redfoo. With the streets buzzing since last year through early online video releases to tease fans for ‘The Big Show,’ ‘Sic Them Youngings on Em,’ ‘Sasquatch,’ along with the visual for the album title track ‘EVERYTHANGS CORRUPT,’ the countdown to Cube’s 10th solo album dropping on October 21st on Lench Mob Records officially begins.

Ice Cube has been able to successfully segue between acting and rapping for over 20 years now. This time around isn’t any different.

Ice Cube breaks down his latest album titled "Everythang's Corrupt" and the tracks that come with it in an interview with XXL Magazine.

“The title is kinda self-explanatory in a lot of ways,” the Don Mega began to explain to XXLMag.com. “It’s everywhere we look, it’s just like corruption has seeped in. It’s a shame, but it’s true. This whole world is about the almighty dollar. The record is really just really speaking on that. There’s a title track that really goes into it. The record is just that West Coast hardcore hip-hop; it’s really what fans of mine have kinda been accustomed to, so I ain’t about to change.”

Cube plans on putting the finishing touches on it asap and making a formal release date announcement next week.

Before that, though, the rap icon did take the time to break down a few of the records off the upcoming album.

“I gotta track called, ‘Dominate The Weak,’ talking about people that fall asleep and become sheep are usually dominated and we can’t do that,” Cube said. “I gotta song called, ‘One For The Money,’ which is really talking about how it used to be ‘One for the money, two for the show…’ Now, it’s one for the money, two for the money. The record is talking about where everybody head’s at right now.

“I gotta record called ‘Take What We Want’ and that’s about being confident about whatever you want and not waiting for someone to give it to you. Just take it,” Cube continued.

Well-thought out records have always been a staple throughout Cube’s prolific career, but the notion of having a bunch of featured guests is something the MC has isn’t going to be warm about on this album.

“I ain’t really big on features because you buy an Ice Cube record to hear me,” said Cube. “I don’t think you buy it to hear who I did a song with.”

That being said, Cube did confirm that his sons, OMG and Doughboy, will be featured on the album, as well as his Westside Connection brethren, WC.

While finishing up his album, Cube, alongside DJ Drama and DJ Khaled, are working with Coors Light for their Search For The Coldest MC contest (More info here).

“Coors Light done stepped up to the plate and they’re searching for the coldest MC in the country,” Cube said. “DJ Khaled and DJ Drama are helping us really navigating through all these MCs and all their lyrics. Hopefully they’ll make it to the finals and get down. We’re really looking for lyricists, not somebody who just gotta good jingle or hook you could send to your grandma. We want somebody who can flow, who got presence…the whole package. It’s cool that Coors Light is giving new MCs this platform.”