All Day, Every Day

Ice Cube · I Am the West [2010]

Gangsta Slow That Shit Down

Yea Who Wanna Ride With This?



We Can Ride All Day EveryDay

It's Do Or Die All Day Everyday

It's Suicide All Day Everyday

You'll Be High All Day Everyday



I'm Rolling Down The Avenue

Doing What I Gotta Do

Sick As The Swine Flu

Ain't Nothing Fine as You

Must I Remind You

What Is Behind You

Drop It Down Took The Ground Like You Was Designed Too

You Can Do It Lil Mama You Can Do It (You Can Do It)

You Can Do It Lil Mama You Can Do It (You Can Do It)

You Can Do It Lil Mama You Can Do It (Slow It Down)

You Can Do It Lil Mama You Can Do It (And all That)



We Can Do It All Day Everyday

Get Into It All Day Everyday

Drinking Fluids All Day Everyday

I Presue It All Day Everyday



You Can Have It Just Reach Out And Grab It (Reach Out And Grab It)

You Can Have It Just Reach Out And Grab It (Reach Out And Grab it)

Just Be Careful Don't Be A Silly Rabbit (Silly Rabbit)

Recreation Use Will Turn Into A Habit (Cut The Shit)



To The Ground Take It To The Ground Girl (Cut The Shit)

To The Ground Take It To The Ground Girl (Cut The Shit)

To The Ground Take It To The Ground Girl (Cut The Shit)



Fuck The FEDS All Day Everyday (Yea Yea)

And Chickenheads All Day Everyday (Yea Yea)

Get Your Bread All Day Everyday (Okay)

Use Your Head All Day Everyday



You Can Do It Lil Mama You Can Do It

You Can Do It Lil Mama You Can Do It (You Can Do It)

You Can Do It Lil Mama You Can Do It

You Can Do It Lil Mama You Can Do It

(Drop That Shit)



All Day Everyday (Certified)

All Day Everyday (Qualified)

All Day Everyday (Westcoast Warlord)

All Day Everyday

(Roll That I Blase That

Nigga Fuck Way Back

I Dos That I Does That

Homie What Was That?)

All Day, Every Day

Released on Ice Cube's 2010 album I Am the West, 'All Day, Every Day' stands as a potent example of his enduring ability to blend gritty storytelling with rhythmic precision. The track reflects the West Coast G-Funk aesthetic that defined his career, utilizing a smooth, rolling beat that contrasts with the sharp, narrative lyrics typical of his discography. As a staple of his catalog, the song captures the essence of his persona—a figure who consistently delivers socially conscious yet commercially viable hip-hop. Its enduring popularity highlights Cube's skill in crafting recordings that resonate across different eras, maintaining a connection to the street narratives that first brought him fame while showcasing his continued relevance in the modern rap landscape.