This song in particular depicts a dark parody of the show America's Most Wanted, depicting ways the show takes pride in arresting Black people and villainizes them on public television, where millions of viewers are digesting the content and becoming brainwashed by the bias.Д¬learly the bias still exists as police and law enforcement have not ceased in killing and arresting a large number of innocent Black men simply because they were in the wrong place at the wrong time.ДЄccording to our setlist.fm archives, the first time Cube performed 'Amerikkka's Most Wanted' was at The Summit in Houston, Texas on August 19th, 1990. Ice Cube's criticism goes deep into the roots. Although the layering is not as dense as it is on It Takes a Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back the low end. The dense layers of heavy drums, squealing synth, frantic horns and screeching guitars. I think back when I was robbin my own kind The police didn't pay it no mind But when I start robbin the white folks Now I'm in the pen wit the soap-on-a-rope I said it before and I'll still taught it Every motherf***er with a colour is most wanted Ice Cube moved to New York for the making of this record and recorded his raps over typically explosive Bomb Squad beats. The title track was the first official single off of the album and it outlines the sociopolitical problems in this country. Specifically institutional racism and the social norms that both directly and indirectly allowed the oppression of those living in the ghetto to continue, and still continue to this day. In May 1990, Ice Cube released his debut album AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted, a 16-track album that delved into the issues of ghetto life, drug addiction, poverty, and racism. penned the term 'Fuck the Police' in the mainstream, and Cube didn't stop there after they disbanded. As protests for Black Lives Matter continue across the country, Ice Cube has been at the forefront with his own takes, takes that he's been relentlessly preaching for well over 30 years now.

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