In a recent interview with TMZ, Ice Cube confirmed that Westside Connection, the legendary hip-hop supergroup, is officially over for good. This announcement comes despite persistent attempts by WC, one of the group’s members, to orchestrate a reunion.

Westside Connection, formed in the mid-90s, was composed of Ice Cube, WC, and Mack 10. They were known for their raw, powerful lyrics and contributions to West Coast rap, producing hits like “Bow Down” and “Gangstas Make the World Go Round.” The group, however, has been inactive for years, with internal conflicts and individual pursuits leading to their disbandment.

During the TMZ interview, Ice Cube was unequivocal about the future of Westside Connection, stating that the group will not be getting back together. He emphasized that his decision is final, despite WC’s continuous efforts to mend fences and bring the trio back together. This stance highlights the enduring tension between the members, particularly between Ice Cube and Mack 10, whose fallout has been well-documented over the years.

Ice Cube’s focus remains on his solo career and other ventures, including film production and the BIG3 basketball league. His decision to lay Westside Connection to rest underscores a desire to move forward without revisiting past conflicts.

WC, on the other hand, has been vocal about his hope for a reunion, expressing that he believes the group still has more to offer to the hip-hop community. However, with Ice Cube’s recent declaration, it appears that fans of Westside Connection will have to accept that the group’s legacy will remain in the past.

This definitive end to Westside Connection marks the conclusion of an important chapter in West Coast rap history, leaving fans to reminisce about the impactful, albeit tumultuous, journey of the iconic trio.