Ice T, a rapper, desires to be buried with his ass visible

When Ice-T passes away, he wants everyone to “kiss [his] a**.”

The 66-year-old rapper, whose actual name is Tracy Marrow, stated that he hasn’t given his funeral much thought but that he would prefer to be placed in his coffin with his derriere on display and face down.

“I really don’t know, but I asked to be buried face down so the world can kiss my a**,” he told Classic Rock magazine when asked what song he would like to have played at his funeral.

“I just wanted to be cremated and vanish because I detest funerals.” “Funk to funky, ashes to ashes,” is fine with me.

The “Cop Killer” hitmaker, who lost his mother to a heart attack four years after his father died from the same cause when he was thirteen, seldom ever sheds a tear since he was taught early on that feelings “didn’t matter.”

“I haven’t shed a tear since my dog Spartacus died five or six years ago,” he added.

I hadn’t shed a tear in a long time, and I had no idea I possessed tear glands.

Growing up alone as an orphan taught me to ignore those feelings because they were unimportant. I needed to learn to accept it.

Since the late guitar great taught him that there were “no limits” in music, the “Once Upon a Time in Brooklyn” star has long adored Jimi Hendrix.

We’re all trying to play tight, tight, tight,” he stated.

“I was really unpolished when I saw Jimi perform live; he said, ‘I’m going to go on stage and jam and you mother******* keep up with me.'”

It’s a completely other kind of rock.

And it was significant to be Black. It demonstrated to me that music has no boundaries and that, if you’re excellent, people would have to respect you regardless of your color.