Produced by the king of Crunk, Lil Jon , the track is built on a high-energy, club-ready beat designed for maximal impact. The production features aggressive synths and Lil Jon’s signature hype-man vocals, which provide a relentless backdrop for the two heavyweights.
The uncensored version features a raw outro where Ice Cube shares a humorous but grit-heavy anecdote about finding out he and the Mayor of Detroit are text-messaging the same woman, concluding with the mantra to just "keep it hood." Overall Reception
Listeners generally praise the track as a entry in both artists' discographies. It successfully captures a moment in late-2000s hip-hop where different regional sounds—the Midwest, the West Coast, and the South—blended seamlessly into a unified street anthem.
Brings a veteran presence to the track. His verse is a highlight for fans of classic gangster rap, with lyrics that touch on his "uncontrollable" status and his deep connections in Detroit.
Delivers a commanding performance, repping Detroit with his characteristic "No Fly Zone" intensity. His flow is described as strong and rhythmic, perfectly "riding the beat" with a dope delivery.
"Let It Fly" (2008) is a hard-hitting anthem that bridges the gap between and West Coast G-funk , featuring a massive collaboration between Trick Trick and the legendary Ice Cube . Production and Atmosphere
Watch the official uncensored video and behind-the-scenes content for this classic collaboration: TRICK TRICK ft. ICE CUBE - Let It Fly [EXPLICIT] 2008 YouTube · VIDEO HITS Trick Trick "Let It Fly" ft Ice Cube Behind The Video II YouTube · MNRK Music Group Trick Trick "Let It Fly" ft Ice Cube Behind The Video 1 YouTube · MNRK Music Group Trick Trick "Let It Fly" featuring Ice Cube