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portrayed life in the hood as violent and menacing. Ice Cube and DJ Pooh felt that these films did not portray the full picture of living in the hood, missing a more lighthearted element, with Ice Cube later saying, "we had fun in the hood. We used to trip off the neighborhood." Therefore, Cube and
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338:music video
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1664:Categories
1575:Set It Off
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668:Chris Rock
606:Production
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212:91 minutes
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155:Production
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1118:Archived
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902:See also
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539:Tony Cox
461:Nia Long
449:Ice Cube
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283:Ice Cube
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225:Language
142:Music by
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1113:Complex
850:Sequels
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610:Before
533:DJ Pooh
523:as Rita
385:slacker
279:trilogy
272:DJ Pooh
228:English
217:Country
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