-Last night was a big night.
You and The Roots were over at Dave Chappelle's show
at Radio City Music Hall.
-Yeah, man, we rocked it, huh? [ Cheers and applause ]
It was cool. -Yeah, I heard about it.
I heard about that. That was awesome.
-It was my first time there, man,
my first time ever performing there.
-At Radio City? It's beautiful, isn't it?
-Yeah, it's like a bucket-list moment, you know?
-Oh, I love that.
And have you ever been at one of Dave Chappelle's things?
He doesn't do those things.
-No, no. This is my first time.
You know, I saw Dave at a fight.
Like, he was at the Canelo fight, Chavez.
Seen him back --
We was walking, trying to find our car.
And I was like, "Dude, you have all these
dope shows at Radio City.
When you gonna have some West Coast flavor out there?"
-Did you really?
-And he was like, "You want to come Tuesday?"
And I was like, "You know, we'll come.
We'll do it. Let's do it." [ Laughter ]
"Damn, Dave, I didn't know
you was gonna ask me that quick."
-That fast. Yeah, exactly, wow.
Yeah, wow. But you did it.
And everyone was talking about it today.
So thanks for doing that, man. That's pretty cool.
-Yeah, it was fun, man. We rocked it.
-We always have a thousand things to talk to you about.
I want to get to BIG3,
but I have a cool thing that happened to you
that's kind of amazing.
You got your own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
-Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
[ Cheers and applause ]
♪♪
Yep.
-And I thought that was a cool photo of you,
but then, this photo, I thought, was even cooler.
This is you and your parents.
-Oh, yeah, yeah.
[ Audience "Awws" ]
Me and Pops and Moms.
-That's you and your mom and dad?
-Yeah. -And how are they --
What does it feel like to get your star
on the Hollywood Walk of Fame?
-Oh, it's amazing, you know?
As a kid, I remember, you know, going to school sometimes,
having to walk through Hollywood
and seeing all the stars down there.
Never thought in a million years that I would get one down there.
You know, so it was just an amazing day.
-And also have your mom and dad there.
-Yeah, yeah, they was -- You know, they was loving it.
My pops was like, "Where's my star?"
[ Laughter ]
-That's what dads have to do.
-"I had something to do with this."
-Yeah, a little bit to do with this, yeah.
How were your parents growing up?
Were they always supportive of your music career?
-Yeah. Always supportive of me doing, you know.
Long as I wasn't gangbanging, you know,
they was happy, you know?
-Me too, me too. Same thing.
Like, a similar childhood.
-My mother would just sweat me.
She would sweat me over the lyrics, like...
-Oh, really?
-Well, you know, she was --
I guess she was getting sweated by her church friends,
or whatever, about the profanity in my lyrics.
I was like, "Mama, we NWA. We got to do it this way."
-Exactly, yeah, yeah, yeah.
-Got to get it this way, yeah.
-You have to do it that way.
And actually, you solo'd --
This is the 25th anniversary -- Is that already? --
of "Death Certificate." -Yeah.
-It's out on vinyl right now.
It's out on everything right now.
But check it out. This is, like, 25 years already?
-25 years, man.
-Isn't that crazy? -It is crazy!
-It feels like it just came out.
-I feel like it was just 22 years ago.
[ Laughter ]
-But are --
Is it from the movie that, like, now audiences are, like,
finding your solo stuff and wanting to check that out?
-Yeah, yeah. I think, you know,
with "Straight Outta Compton,"
and now they got this great thing on "The Defiant Ones."
I mean, people are really into our old music
and looking through the catalogue.
So it's just great to have another record out.
We got new songs on there.
So, you know, that's one of my most controversial records,
so it's pretty cool.
-Yeah, no, I remember not being allowed to buy that.
[ Laughter ]
And I was old -- I was old then. I was 30.
[ Laughter ]
My mom, yeah, she won't let me do that, man, yeah.
But you never stopped, and that's what I love about you.
You're always doing something different, something cool.
BIG3. -Yes.
-You talked about it last time you were on the show.
You made it a reality. -Yes.
-And now it's a hit.
-Yeah, man, you know, we doing big things with the BIG3.
-Now, explain what this is. It's 3-on-3 basketball.
-3-on-3 professional basketball,
and we going all over the country.
The games are played Monday nights.
Monday Night Basketball, FS1, from 8:00 to 11:00 Eastern.
And this -- Man, it's great.
Them dudes go at it. Hard-nosed basketball.
How we grew up playing in the backyard,
on the schoolyards, and, you know, they loving it.
They coming down the stretch.
It's getting close to playoff time, and they going at it.
-Upcoming, you have August 6th in Lexington, Kentucky.
-Mm-hmm.
-August 13th, Staples Center in Los Angeles.
August 20th, Key Arena in Seattle.
I mean, how many people are coming to these?
-Oh, man. In Brooklyn, we had over 15,000.
In Dallas last week, we had over --
We had another like 15,125.
-And August 26th, at the MGM Grand Garden Arena
in Las Vegas.
Do you go to the games?
-I go to every game, man.
They better -- You know, look.
With all the work I'm doing...
Yeah, I love to go to the games, and, you know,
get a chance to see some good basketball.
-You like doing it.
You like showing up at all these places.
-I'm a fan. That's why I did it.
I did it, you know, 'cause I was a fan of these guys.
I didn't want to see them retire so soon,
so now I get -- You know, I get to kick it.
I get a front-row seat.
-And do they enjoy it?
Do they like playing 3-on-3?
-They love it. -They do?
-They love it, all the trash-talking.
You got to hear these dudes go at it, man.
It's just -- It's fun to hear Gary Payton go at Rick Mahorn.
Dr. J, all he want to do is go golfing,
so, you know, it's just --
It's just fun to see them get around each other,
talk about old war stories.
-I think it's cool, man.
Anyways, congratulations on all this great stuff.
And always, thanks for coming by "The Tonight Show"
and saying hi to us. We appreciate it.
-Oh, thanks, man.
[ Cheers and applause ]
-Ice cube, everybody!
Tickets for the BIG3 games are available at BIG3.com.
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