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¨The worst thing you can do about a situation is nothing¨, words from ice cube. Ice cube is somewhat a hero, if he saw a situation where somebody needed help then he helped,º he and a few others changed the way of music.He is a music artist that began writing early. Ice Cube was born on June 15 1969, in South Central Los Angeles, his real name is O´Shea Jackson.He went to high school then she got sent to a different one in the San Fernando Valley. Ice Cube at one point was affiliated with gangs and drugs but when he saw more and more of his friends went to jail or got killed he set up his own career to get away from all of the violence.Soon enough he Dr dre, Eazy E, Dj Yella, and Mc Ren started a group called N.W.A in 1988. Their groups
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