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AUG 3, 2012

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Rapper Ice Cube performs at Irving Plaza in NYC and talks about his upcoming album "Everything's Corrupt," the script for "Last Friday" and the new West Coast hip-hop movement. "Dudes on the West are showing how creative they are," he says. "It's good that the hip-hop community is starting to acknowledge it."

Shot & Edited by Justin Fleischer for CAN.DID Media
Shot by Shane Gill for Duck Down Visuals

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