Tumblr User Calculates Exact Date Of Ice Cube's "Good Day"

The long awaited and widely celebrated holiday of Ice Cube's "Good Day" has arrived. A certain Tumblr user ran the math on what the exact date for Ice Cube's "Good Day" is. 

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