In his latest explosive single, “ICE,” Drewbee Mane delivers a potent blend of luxury rap and political resistance, juxtaposing images of iced-out wrists and million-dollar rims with a direct takedown of U.S. immigration policies and ICE raids.
Over a haunting, bass-heavy beat, Drewbee Mane raps:
“Need so much money so much ice it melt
Ice cream cash rule everything so we sell
No justice no peace fuck a ICE what we yell.”
The track weaves opulence with activism, drawing parallels between the coldness of diamonds and the cold reality of immigration enforcement. Lines like:
“No human being is illegal shouts my people
Middle fingers to them policies some people really evil”
reflect the artist’s refusal to remain silent in the face of injustice.
In an era where many shy away from politically charged issues, Drewbee Mane uses his platform to amplify voices often silenced by systemic oppression. He calls out the hypocrisy embedded in American history, rapping:
“America was founded by people seeking freedom
Not by no damn paperwork you disagree then hit my DM.”
With “ICE,” Drewbee Mane embodies the duality of his artistry: a celebration of self-made success and an unflinching commentary on the state of society. The repeated chorus, “Fuck a ICE, no peace or justice we yell,” is both a war cry and an anthem for the voiceless.
This release not only cements Drewbee Mane’s reputation as a lyrical heavyweight unafraid of controversy, but also as a leader uniting his community under the banner of Dream Big Music and Camp Foreign ENT:
“Immigrants don’t steal no jobs, immigrants create the future
Invasion more like contribution, I-C-E Lex Luthor.”
“ICE” is now available on all major streaming platforms.