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Straight outta Tahltan: First Nation beader creates medallion for Ice Cube — who wears it on stage

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Tahltan artist Carmen Dennis travelled more than 1,600 kilometres to see Ice Cube. She created a beaded medallion bearing the rapper's image using beading techniques she learned from an elder. Near the end of the show, she got it to the rapper, who wore it for the rest of his set. Ice Cube is now headed across the country before coming back to B.C.

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Straight outta Tahltan: First Nation beader creates medallion for Ice Cube — who wears it on stage

Beader Carmen Dennis drove more than 1,600 kilometres to see the Straight Outta Compton rapper perform in Abbotsford, B.C., and gift him some of her artwork.

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CBC News broke the news in Canada on Saturday, February 24, 2024.
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