[youtube id=”hlk7o5T56iw”] Ice-T’s metal band Body Count are back with the full-length video for “All Lives Matter.” Ice-T ‘s lyrics break down the way the establishment uses racism to divide and distract citizens from the true delineator; the class line.He explains the meaning of Black Lives Matter and how racism is a waste of time when 45 million Americans are living in poverty. The video is filmed in black and white and the band members are shot in a way to make them look more menacing for the camera. Ice-T holds up poster boards with statistics on African-Americans killed by the police and the percentage of them that are held accountable for the shootings. Body Count’s Bloodlust comes out March 17th.

[youtube id=”5g2r1RdrlGM”] Ice-T’s Body Count has a trailer for their next video “No Lives Matter.” In the trailer, Ice-T explains the difference between saying Black Lives Matter and All Lives Matter and why that distinction has to be made in 2017. However, his deeper analysis of the establishment reveals that no one truly matters in the bigger scheme of the United States. Body Count released Manslaughter in 2014 after being gone for eight years. According to Ice-T, “With our last album Manslaughter, we tested the waters and got a great response from the fans and critics. Now it’s time to go kill it and make a more aggressive album and keep the Body Count style intact.” The new album is called Bloodlust and it will be released sometime during the year. The full video for “No Lives Matter” comes out February 17th.

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Ice-T and his Body Count band deliver a frantic video for “Institutionalized” from their Manslaughter album. His wife Coco also joins in on the funny song about losing your mind from everyday madness.

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Ice-T’s Body Count on The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson to perform the title song of their new album.