The song "I.C.U" by Goodie Mob is a track from their album "Still Standing" released in 1998. The lyrics portray different perspectives and experiences of the members of Goodie Mob, discussing various themes such as street life, personal struggles, and observing others. The hook, "I.C.U do you see me, I'm staring at cha'," is a repetition of the line expressing a desire for attention and recognition. Each verse then dives into the individual experiences and thoughts of different members of the group. In Khujo's verse, he talks about being aware of imposters who try to act tough and hot, but are actually not as they seem. He warns against false friendships and keeping his distance from such individuals. T-Mo's verse speaks on his mindset of enjoying life and its pleasures, while staying focused on his goals. He reminisces about the long journey with the same crew since 1982 and emphasizes the unity and dedication of the Dungeon Family. Big Gipp's verse is more flirtatious, addressing a woman he finds attractive. He compliments her and suggests leaving the club together. He emphasizes his reputation for being trustworthy and promises to provide a lavish lifestyle if she stays with him. Cee-Lo's verse reflects on the admiration he feels towards a woman he sees, despite knowing that she might already be in a relationship. He finds inspiration in her and hopes for a future encounter where they can explore their connection. Overall, "I.C.U" showcases the various perspectives and experiences of the members of Goodie Mob, reflecting on street life, personal struggles, admiration, and desire for recognition. The lyrics depict a mix of confidence, caution, and vulnerability in different situations.
