Heat Melts Cube

Heat Melts Cube is the name of an unreleased diss track by American rapper Eazy-E, rumored to have been recorded in 1993. The song was allegedly directed at fellow rapper and former N.W.A. member Ice Cube, though its existence remains unconfirmed.
Background
Following the breakup of N.W.A., tensions ran high between Eazy-E and Ice Cube, especially after Ice Cube's departure from Ruthless Records. Ice Cube released several diss tracks targeting Eazy-E, including *"No Vaseline."* In response, Eazy-E is believed to have recorded multiple diss tracks, potentially including *"Heat Melts Cube."*
The rumored track *"Heat Melts Cube"* was said to be a direct response to Ice Cube’s insults, intending to further intensify the rivalry between the two artists. The title is thought to be a play on Ice Cube's moniker, suggesting that Eazy-E would "melt" his former friend through his lyrics.
Rumors and Speculation
Though there is no physical or digital evidence of *"Heat Melts Cube,"* the track has been referenced by fans and in hip-hop forums. Rumors about its lyrics, production, and impact on the West Coast hip-hop scene have persisted, with some claiming it was recorded during sessions for Eazy-E's planned album *Temporary Insanity*.
Because *"Heat Melts Cube"* was never released, it has become a topic of speculation among hip-hop enthusiasts. Fans continue to search for recordings or evidence to verify the track’s existence, although it is unclear if any copies still exist. Some fans believe that *"Heat Melts Cube"* could provide insight into the height of Eazy-E's feud with Ice Cube, adding another layer to the legendary rivalry that shaped the Gangsta rap genre in the early 1990s.

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