The Real Report - Ice-T on Cop Killer BACKLASH, New Jack City, 28 years on Law & Order SVU & Criminal Migraine
Joe and JadaShow Notes
Ice-T joins Tony Yayo and Uncle Murda to revisit the making of “Colors,” explain how a wild bathroom encounter led to his role in New Jack City and reveal how little he was initially paid for the classic film. The hip-hop legend breaks down the political and police backlash surrounding “Cop Killer,” his departure from Warner Bros., learning acting alongside Denzel Washington and building a historic run on Law & Order: SVU. Ice-T also explains why he refuses to stream his new album Criminal Migraine, shares stories about Eazy-E and N.W.A, discusses rappers incriminating themselves on podcasts and reveals the lessons that helped him successfully transition from the streets into music, television and business.
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