Time Warner Can't Handle The Ice-T Cop Killer Backlash

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Time Warner Can't Handle The Ice-T Cop Killer Backlash

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Jul 22, 2019

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This week author Dan Charnas returns to tell Nate more about his book "The Big Payback: The History of the Business of Hip Hop.” In this episode, Dan tells Nate about the emergence of West Coast gangsta rap and the massive PR kerfluffles that followed the release of "Cop Killer" by Ice T's heavy metal band Body Count.

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Jul 22, 2019

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