Aries Spears on What He Hates More: Performing in Cleveland, Ice Cube's Acting or UK Rap (Part 14)
February 17, 2026
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Aries Spears recently revealed what he hates more: performing in Cleveland, Ice Cube’s acting, or UK rap. During an interview with Vlad, Aries quickly ruled out Ice Cube’s acting, admitting he could tolerate Cube when he shares the screen with others. He also expressed a surprising take on UK rap, saying he can enjoy the UK without listening to it. However, performing in Cleveland topped the list, describing it as the worst experience—so much so that he joked about preferring to perform inside a police station there. The comedian also shared candid thoughts on TV shows, calling *The Wire* overrated due to its slow second season and lamenting the loss of key characters. While he praised *The Sopranos*, *Mayor of Kingstown*, and *Snowfall*, he dismissed *Power* after the lead actor’s departure. Aries also highlighted Justin Bateman’s versatility and commended Jeremy Renner’s role in *Mayor of Kingstown*, proving his sharp insights go beyond comedy into drama as well.
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