For reasons that require no explanation, Body Count’s iconic, controversial, and iconically controversial 1992 song, “Cop Killer,” has been on a lotta people’s minds lately. Just this past weekend, ...

Reflecting on the song's reception over the years, Ice-T told The Washington Post four years ago that he wonders if people today might understand "Cop Killer" better than they did back in 1992.

In 1992 — the same year as Los Angeles’s Rodney King riots — hip-hop legend Ice-T’s metal side-project, Body Count, generated controversy with the widely banned protest single “Cop ...

Ice-T is, no doubt, a super sharp guy and has always been hard to pigeonhole. He first made his name as a rapper, but then went on to successfully blend hip-hop and metal.

Ice-T also discussed how his 1992 single "Cop Killer," which he released with Body Count, created a lot of controversy ...

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Unapologetic, Ice-T shot back, “I don’t have to.” The video footage was obtained by TMZ. The 'Cop Killer' Controversy MEGA ...

As Ice-T pointed out, "it's legal in the United States, it's part of our Constitution." Furthermore, he continued, "The right to bear arms is because that's the last form of defense against tyranny.