I Got My Locs On

Ice Cube · Other Songs - Ice Cube

[Chorus]

I got my locs on [2x]

And you can't see my eyes [2x]

I got my locs on [2x]

And you can't tell I'm high [2x]

I got my locs on [2x]

And you can't see my eyes [2x]

I got my locs on [2x]

And you can't tell I'm high [2x]



[Ice Cube - Verse 1]

I got my locs on, welcome to the terrordome

I got them carrots on givin off them pheromones

women love it when they see me on that motorcycle

niggas hate it cuz they know I'm makin more than Michael

been ballin since the word ballin played out

they brought it back to describe me in that maybach

me and Jeezy Jeezy rollin with our locs on

smokin somethin good fuckin up the ozone



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[Young Jeezy - Verse 2]

brand new Versaces ran me a buck 50

(they must have set you back) naw baby not really

switchin lanes yes yea the chopper's just silly

when it's bustin at your ass we just laughin at ya really

I got my locs on dickies on keep the workin niggas on

keep the cashmere vickis on yea she keep them vickis on

keep my locs on see you hatin motherfuckers

keep my locs on you know they match my bag suckas



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[Verse 3]

I got my locs on cuz my eyes are burgundy

and when I get home I don't want the third degree

the verdict be urgently these niggas wanna murder me

they scared of the consequences comin from my defenses

it ain't that expensive have your ass hoppin fences

lucky motherfucker missed your ass by some inches

next time understand what you fuckin' with, it's legendary status

sittin behind these glasses nigga



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I Got My Locs On

Ice Cube's "I Got My Locs On" stands as a vibrant celebration of natural hair and cultural identity within the hip-hop landscape. Emerging from the N.W.A. era, Cube's solo work often highlighted the everyday experiences of Black men in Los Angeles, blending social commentary with infectious rhythms. This track captures the confidence and pride associated with wearing locs, reflecting a broader movement in African American style and self-expression. The song's upbeat tempo and relatable subject matter showcase Cube's ability to craft catchy, accessible anthems that resonate beyond the hardcore rap audience. As part of his extensive discography, the recording reinforces his status as a master of storytelling who could turn personal observations into universal hits. It remains a testament to his enduring influence on West Coast hip-hop and his knack for capturing the spirit of his community.