MC Ren:
Ice Cube and MC Ren have remained on friendly terms over the years. They have occasionally collaborated on music projects, including the song "Hello" on Ice Cube's 2006 album "Laugh Now, Cry Later." In interviews, both MC Ren and Ice Cube have expressed mutual respect for each other's talent and contributions to N.W.A.'s success.
DJ Yella:
Ice Cube and DJ Yella have also maintained a cordial relationship. Although they have not collaborated frequently on music since N.W.A. disbanded, they have publicly shown support for each other's projects. DJ Yella has expressed appreciation for Ice Cube's solo success, while Ice Cube has acknowledged DJ Yella's role as a trailblazing DJ and producer.
Dr. Dre:
The relationship between Ice Cube and Dr. Dre has been more complex. While they were close collaborators and friends in N.W.A., their partnership faced challenges and eventually led to creative and personal differences. However, over time, they have mended their relationship and worked together on several projects, such as the 2015 film "Straight Outta Compton," which chronicled the rise and fall of N.W.A.
Eazy-E:
Eazy-E, the founder and leader of N.W.A., passed away in 1995 due to complications from AIDS. Despite their disagreements and conflicts while in the group, Ice Cube has expressed respect and admiration for Eazy-E's contributions to hip-hop and the music industry as a whole.
Arabian Prince:
Ice Cube has also maintained contact with Arabian Prince, another former N.W.A. member. They have collaborated on music projects and have spoken positively about each other's careers in interviews and public statements.
Overall, Ice Cube has shown a willingness to maintain relationships and work with former N.W.A. members, recognizing their shared history and contributions to hip-hop culture.