If I could interview celebrities and the questions I'd ask..

Ladies and Gentlemen, Ice Cube!

Ice Cube, you are fascinating in many ways...one thing that is fascinating about you is your longevity.
There have been many Cube imitators who rose during your late 80's gangsta rap era, just to fade away just as quick, but for some reason you, and a few others (Dre, Snoop ect) seem to have staying power.

Most rappers of that genre last maybe 1 album, then it's back to the hood and being broke, but for some reason you have survived, remained relevant for many decades, and that's what I myself, and many others find fascinating.

Well since I have you, I'd like to ask you a few questions that I don't really ever hear other interviewees asking you.

So lets begin...

1. Being Born and raised in Los Angeles, South Central...I must ask you a questions that most other interviewers fail to ask you...and that is what do you think about the changing demographics of LA, Compton, S-Central?

The purging of 'black' residents by a new, rising, fierce prison gang influenced Hispanic populace?

The black population has deminished by at least 80,000 since 1990.

These hostilities, how has it effected you, and how you relate to your home city and neighborhood?

And have you ever thought about creating a album to squelch or ease the tensions between the mafia influenced Hispanic street gangs and blacks living in area?

Why do so many black celebrities ignore this major issue?

Are you still safe going back to your home area?



At least 80,000 blacks have been displaced since 1990, how has that effected you, your friends and your history?

Please explain...I want to know.

Ladies and Gentlemen this is one of many questions I want to ask Ice Cube that other reporters do not...much more to follow.