Ice Cube Popular Song Rankings [2025]

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Ice Cube – Friday (Official Video) [Explicit]

There’s a quintessential West Coast hip-hop sound that perfectly captures a chilled-out Friday vibe.

This track is by Ice Cube, the American rapper renowned as a gangsta rap legend.

Serving as the theme song for a comedy film he also starred in and co-wrote, it blends everyday humor and a relaxed atmosphere over a G-funk beat, resulting in an exceptionally smooth composition.

The soundtrack that features this song, Friday (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack), released in 1995, spent two weeks at No.

1 on the U.

S.

charts.

It’s an ideal tune for winding down at the end of the week while hanging out with friends.

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Ghetto Bird (Remastered)

Rapper Ice Cube, known as a former member of the legendary hip-hop group N.

W.

A, has found success both as a solo artist and as part of a group, and was also a core member of Westside Connection, active from 1995 to 2005.

One of his edgier works is Ghetto Bird.

As the title suggests, it’s a piece themed around rising up—taking flight from the ghetto.

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Ice Cube – Raider Nation (Oakland Raiders’s Theme)

The entrance song of the NFL team, the Oakland Raiders.

The title “Raider Nation” is the official name of the Raiders’ fans.

It was produced by Ice Cube, an American rapper and a Raiders fan.

It samples the 1998 track “The Autumn Wind” by John Facenda, Sam Spence, and Tom Hedden.

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Ice Cube, Busta Rhymes & Killer Mike – Ego Maniacs (AUDIO)

A bouncy track influenced by G-funk, topped with raps woven by three legends.

Ice Cube, Busta Rhymes, and Killer Mike come together in an all-star lineup, each fully showcasing their own style.

Centered on themes like industry politics, personal growth, and contributions to hip-hop culture, the song highlights their distinct personalities—for instance, Ice Cube reflects on his trajectory since the N.

W.

A.

era.

Released in November 2024, the track drew attention as the lead single from Ice Cube’s first new album in six years, “Man Down.” It sparked a major reaction—especially in the West Coast market—garnering over 500,000 plays within 24 hours.

It’s a must-listen not only for hip-hop fans but also for anyone who wants to feel the gravitas of true legends.