Law &amp; Order: SVU fans have been watching Ice-T portray Detective Fin Tutuola for so long that many either have forgotten or don&#8217;t even know that he was once one of the most prolific gangster rappers in the game. The 61-year-old entertainer can still rock the stage with a performance of &#8220;Colors&#8221; any day, but he recently told the <a href="https://nypost.com/2019/06/27/ice-t-is-more-pumped-about-fatherhood-than-rap-these-days/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">New York Post</a> that he&#8217;s enjoying fatherhood over his hip hop career. 
For fans who aren&#8217;t familiar with the Ice-T as an artist, they&#8217;ll get a new taste of his rap skills on his track &#8220;Feds in My Rearview,&#8221; a song reportedly included on &#8220;The Foundation&#8221; compilation with Kool Keith, Tash, and Smoothe Da Hustla. &#8220;Well, Ice-T has to be Ice-T,&#8221; he said. &#8220;Fin on ‘Law &amp; Order’ has to be Fin. That’s a character I play. I can play a cop, but<a href="https://www.hotnewhiphop.com/ice-t-tells-amazon-he-almost-shot-one-of-their-drivers-because-he-wasnt-wearing-identifiable-clothin-news.80896.html" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener"> I can’t rap from a cop’s perspective</a>. I can, however, rap from the criminal’s perspective.&#8221;
Speaking of some less than legal activities, the rapper also shared his craziest moment on tour. &#8220;The wildest was when I knocked a dude out onstage in Kansas City, Mo. <a href="/profile/nwa" class="text-word" target="_blank" >N.W.A.</a> was on the sideline and I was headlining,&#8221; he said. &#8220;I used to have this intro where I would get ready to do &#8216;6 In The Mornin.&#8217; So every time I would pause for the next line some dude in the front row would yell, &#8216;I want to f * ck that b *tch on the album!&#8217; He was talking about my girlfriend at the time, Darlene (who appeared on the cover of Ice-T’s classic 1988 album Power). So I told him to<a href="https://www.hotnewhiphop.com/ice-t-wants-dna-testing-to-prove-man-convicted-of-1980-murder-is-innocent-news.79487.html" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener"> come up on the stage</a>. The second he hit the stage I just knocked this motherf*c ker out. People thought it was staged [laughs].&#8221;
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He may not be knocking random fans out during his live performances anymore, but the rapper&#8217;s social media clapback claws are finely sharpened. &#8220;[Laughs] One dude said to me, &#8216;You ain’t going to pull up on nobody.&#8217; And I said, &#8216;Why pull up when I can have you brought to me in a trunk.&#8217; People don’t know that I’m seasoned with this because<a href="https://www.hotnewhiphop.com/ice-t-says-a-new-body-count-album-is-in-progress-news.77849.html" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener"> clap-backing is like battle rapping</a>.&#8221;