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Tucker on Twitter Episode 10: Riding in South Central with Ice Cube

(Photo by Amy Sussman/Invision/AP)

 

Yeah, we admit that the title raised an eyebrow with us, too. We’ve been talking a lot about gangsta rap this week when comparing the relative tolerance the left has about gangsta rap versus one country song predicting vigilantism. We don’t say that to tear down the music, just to point out the double standard. Jason Aldean should be measured by the same yardstick they apply to Ice Cube.

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So in this episode, Tucker Carlson rides around with Ice Cube, visiting the rapper's old neighborhood and having a driving interview with him, while the next episode promises a sit-down interview. And as surprising as every word of this post has been, we are here for it.

So, seemingly the show has stopped coming on at any predictable time. Early on, reporting indicated Carlson wanted to air it on Tuesdays and Thursdays, but he has never had a regular time and now he just seems to drop them any day. Maybe he felt that special circumstances justified the irregularity and maybe he will go back to at least Tuesdays and Thursday. But we aren’t going to pay too much attention to that going forward.

The story of his ratings remains interesting. Here's the view counts for each episode:.

Episode 1: 120.6 million views.

Episode 2: 61.1 million views.

Episode 3: 105 million views.

Episode 4: 33 million views.

Episode 5: 18 million views.

Episode 6: 32.8 million views.

Episode 7: 16.6 million views.

Episode 8: 10.1 million views

Episode 9: 95.2 million views

It seems that adding a controversial interview added to his ratings. Ice Cube is not likely to be as controversial as Andrew Tate (we thought that with Tate, Carlson got steamrolled by a deeply immoral man in that interview and shared the evidence, here). Ice Cube, by comparison is a tougher nut to crack, because you never know how much of his music is just fiction. We are willing to give him the benefit of the doubt that he might not have been as bad as he pretended, and he might have grown considerably since then.

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As of this writing, it is up to nearly a million views—which is pretty good considering it is basically a surprise episode at this point. It would also be interesting to see how many conservatives tune in, and how many old school rap fans tune in. For better or worse, he is one of the founding fathers of modern gangsta rap.

We are legitimately unsure what he is getting at.

Our guess is that Ice Cube has what we call ‘screw you’ money. Ok, we are taming the language down a bit, but the idea is that if anyone has a problem with what he says, he can just say ‘screw you’ and live comfortably. In short, he is uncancelable.

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One should never remain strictly within your bubble.

*laughs*

The full message reads:

Interesting about cutting down the trees. There was recently that graphic about ‘climate change adversely affecting people of color’ so I looked up the impact of trees in neighborhoods and temperatures:

‘Trees and vegetation reduce surface and air temperatures by providing shade — in fact, shaded surfaces, for example, can be as much as 20–45°F cooler than unshaded areas at peak temperature.’

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Telling people they can’t have very many trees so the cops can find people easier by helicopter is more than a little messed up.

No one had it on their bingo card. If you claim you thought this would happen, we are going to call you a liar. But it seems like a good thing and we are legitimately intrigued at the thought of what they might talk about in the next episode.

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