Title: Inferiority Complex On-A-Disc
Product review: This album is musically great and catchy, but the lyrical content is just one revolting mind f**k, Ice Cube equating "being true to the game" with drastic violence against anyone who isn't Ice Cube, namely women, non-blacks, homosexuals (who apparently are constantly harrassing him), literally anyone who doesn't side with him 110%. In contrast with, say, NWA and Eazy-E's output of the same era, you get the eerie feeling that Ice Cube has a pretty limp grasp on the distinction between fact and fiction; to him it's not about kicking a crass, politically incorrect, but ultimately amusing rhyme, but he seems to be incessantly trying to compensate his feelings of aggression and of inferiority. He reminds me of this one kid, back in the day, who didn't just get a kick out of watching a horror movie but seemed to build his entire philosophy on it. Kinda worrying, then, that Ice Cube has now moved into main stream acting.
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