Steady Mobbin' (Ice Cube song)

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"Steady Mobbin'"
Song

"Steady Mobbin'" is the first single from rapper Ice Cube's second album Death Certificate. A music video for this was released and shows Ice Cube riding around south central LA in a lowrider meeting with various people. The song is light hearted and humorous compared to some of his more political songs. The music video for "Steady Mobbin'" was shown in the movie CB4.

The song was produced by Boogieman and was featured in Ice Cube's Greatest Hits.

His diss track, "No Vaseline" was the B-Side.

This would be the first time we would see Ice Cube without his jheri curl, as he cut hair short due to his conversion to Islam.

v t e Ice Cube
Discography
Studio albums	AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted Death Certificate The Predator Lethal Injection War & Peace Vol. 1 (The War Disc) War & Peace Vol. 2 (The Peace Disc) Laugh Now, Cry Later Raw Footage I Am the West Everythang's Corrupt
Extended plays	Kill at Will
Compilations	Bootlegs & B-Sides Featuring...Ice Cube Greatest Hits In the Movies The Essentials Icon
Singles	"Steady Mobbin'" "True to the Game" "Wicked" "It Was a Good Day" "Check Yo Self" "Really Doe" "You Know How We Do It" "Bop Gun (One Nation)" "The World Is Mine" "We Be Clubbin'" "Men of Steel" "Pushin' Weight" "Hello" "You Can Do It" "Until We Rich" "Why We Thugs" "Go to Church" "Gangsta Rap Made Me Do It" "Do Ya Thang" "I Rep That West" "Good Cop, Bad Cop" "Arrest the President"
Featured singles	"Connected for Life"
Other songs	"No Vaseline"
Related articles	N.W.A Westside Connection C.I.A. Da Lench Mob Lench Mob Records Cube Vision O'Shea Jackson Jr.

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