Da Lench Mob rapper J Dee blasted Tyler Perry and BET for their exclusion of West Coast rap pioneers in a special Hip-Hop 50 segment.

1992: Just as it looked like the dust of N.W.A's explosive rap feud began to settle, Ice Cube's Da Lench Mob made their presence in the West Coast known in September of 1992 with their debut album ...

Cube's Mob speak their peace. In light of Rick Ross and Joell Ortiz name-dropping the 7 ft. NBA legend in the past week, XXLMag.com looks back at other Hakeem Olajuwon mentions ...

Shorty: Da Lench Mob blew up, Yo-Yo sold about 400,000 units, and KAM sold about 200,000 units, which means they didn’t hit their mark. Because of that, we had to pay back their debt.

As Ice Cube's cousin, he got a break most teen rappers could only dream of, joining Cube's backing band, Da Lench Mob, with a short resume. "For me it wasn't such a risky move," Del tells The BoomBox.