FIRST TIME HEARING N.W.A. - Straight Outta Compton (Official Music Video) REACTION
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“They’re just a little group “ WTF... R U kidding me? This “little group” were the pioneers of gangsta rap and changed the whole hip hop world as we know it today.
them plus public enemy and run dmc - they changed the style from 2livecrew, fat boys and grandmaster flash to another time
its a reaction video. prolly safe to assume they dont know about them...
These are tight and jean kids. Don’t know who Mc Ren is? The ruthless villain! They don’t have any hip hop groups close to even the geto boys, atcq, or 9 mc’s who could flow from the slums of shaolin. They only have wack migos today.
Your right pioneers. You gotta give it to Ice-T as well. He was at the start of it all as well.
Schoolly D was probably the true pioneer of Gangsta Rap
Wild that you mention Boyz n the Hood, since I remember when that movie came out, people were like, "Damn, that rapper can actually act!" and now y'all are like "Man, that actor can really rap!"
We old
Right!
😭
IKR!
That made me feel so old.
Ren starts rappin - "I don't know who this is."
My heart :(
be they have watched a porno he directed lol
@@RAID3R63 that waa dj yella that produced porn not MC ren😆😆
This hurts
i know right? i feel old..
These kids are pitiful haha. Naruto generation.
"I'd like to go visit Compton", said no one ever.
i did. it's not so bad. just a lot of chain link fences and poor people. was during day though. and i'm indigenious, so kind of blended in
Meghan Markle fans
People were trying to get out not go there.
Now it's bompton
I did it, way back when, looking for Eazys grave. :)
Eazy had one of the most recognizable voices in the history of rap.
It match his height, not tryna be funny but it's actually really good
not true there are so many voices that are better like let’s give you wu tang clan which is the best rap group so your wrong
@@kenadcox9886 he didn't say Eazy had the best voice. He said the most recognizable. It's hard to argue that point.
@@kenadcox9886 rap groups are over rated. When they go off on there own they were not that good
Eazy's voice is freaking cool. Bottom line.
Boyz in the Hood was based off of life in Compton. NWA They was so revolutionary when they came out. The original West Coast Rappers.
They weren't the original West Coast Rappers, but the rest, absolutely.
Ice T, anyone?
Apologies - yes, there are/were others before them, but IMO, NWA really made West Coast rappers more popular mainstream.
NWA also has a song called Boyz in the Hood from the late 80s. The movie came out a few years later.
If you check out that song you should also check out the cover of it by Dynamite Hack. That version was a hit around 2000 or so.
@@kristensmith6042 100% agree with that.
If you were born in the 70's or early 80's your rap knowledge is like an encyclopedia compared to these youngsters. Too bad they can't understand the context but it is fun to watch them discover history.
@mat wilson I'm 14 and all I listen to is 90s rap I hate the trash mumble rap these days
@mat wilson look back you I didn't say all mumble rap is trash either. I don't like mumble rap but I do like some modern rap. And please never refer to me as a pea brain again. 🙂
@mat wilson?
Exactly. Trying to discover old stuff. Most youngsters cant be bothered
I’m younger than them and I’m vibing to Biggie
“They a little group..” cue the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame induction video...
Acting is only their retirement gig. 😉
"he killed that" Of course he did, that's E. That's the coolest cat rapper who ever lived. eazy e will never be replaced
RIP E
Easy e was one of a kind .
Eazy is one of the best of all time. Love his voice.
Rest In Peace ez
Eazy E's voice is the definition of Gangsta Rap
Love E but he’s the reason NWA broke up
You guys don't understand the environment this song was released into, it was unlike anything we'd ever heard. Gangsta rap did not exist before NWA, what little rap did exist was very different. They'll go down in history as cultural visionaries.
"What little rap did exist?" In 1987? You don't really know rap and you definitely ain't a New Yorker 🤣
NWA was the first group from the West Coast...from outside the NYC (and Philly) area that actually was a hit. The rebelliousness of them cursing at seemingly every other word was shocking n those days. Their anger wasn't new to rap but openly talking about shooting cops was
@Melicious --- Huh??? Nah, Gangsta Rap started years before that. In-fact, Schooly D's "P.S.K - What Does It Mean" (Park Street Killers) from 1985 in Philly, is oftentimes noted as the original Gangsta Rap. And of course we have Just-Ice (from the Bronx, NY) and KRS-1.
But, 1985, Schooly D and his song "PSK - What Does It Mean" was the real start of gangsta rap. Oh, and Ice T was making gangsta rap before NWA became a thing.
I think they meant this is the first gangsta rap that really hit the mainstream. All those other groups were good and known in their cities and areas, but NWA was the first to get traction on MTV and elsewhere.
Ummmm, Ice-T, King-T, Kid Frost were rocking the "Gangsta" rap way before N.W.A......best brush up on your history dude.
@@fidel2xl yeah, but that was underground..i think nwa debut album sold 3mln records in a year..they were huge
When rap lyrics actually meant something and gangsters were trying to become artists while now artists are trying to act gangster
Y'all fellas got to realize when that came out there was nothing else anywhere like it at all the sound the lyrics the language was a shock to the system this album was groundbreaking and historical for all of Hip Hop and music and general
Straight facts
They don’t understand what was going on at the time or how Compton or even the west side was then. I was going to Venice high when this came out. We knew what was going on. NWA put it out in their music and it was noticed.
Those breakdowns between each member lyrics are ICONIC....
Nate Dogg and Warren G- Regulate
Yes! "Regulate" (at da East Side Mooootellllll)
Please!! Love it!
YES
REGULATORS MOUNT UP! Yes please!!!!!
Yes !!!
MC Ren comes on
"I don't know who this is"
And one of the most underrated emcees from that era continues to be overlooked....
I said the same thing!
Yes!
They even said his name.
Yeah wtf lol howwwww
MC Ren is the final frontier 🔥
Cube wrote most of the lyrics. Dre produced most beats...
Mc ren write his own lyrics... Cube wrote eazy's verse only
@@aayammusic4584 yeah Cube and Ren were the best rappers in the group
“Ice cube writes the rhymes that I say”
Cube and DOC wrote non Ren Lyrics
@@Jvann-xz7lo hell to them .....
From CIA 😂
“No Vaseline” by Ice Cube is still one of the best diss records. He aired out EVERYBODY from NWA lol
For 'sho!!!!
Well hit em up is better
One of? It is the best.
@@tiktokfrogalsototaldramafr5457 not a chance.
@@fredthered1074 it is
“It’s a little group”? It is the start of gangsta rap. Ice cube, dr Dre, eazy e.
The nerve 😆
Yeah disrespect to MC Ren Yella and Arabian Prince
Lol it’s crazy to hear them called a little group ... No man it’s the rap group to which all other rap group that came behind them are compared.
Agree, they ain’t no little group, they were revolutionary!
@@kennedyperry8921 Do you understand these boys are just 22..lol. They know Ice Cube as an actor not as a rapper. IT'S BEFORE THEIR TIME!! BOYS TO MEN WAS BEFORE THEIR TIME! They of course don't KNOW all the members of that group don't expect them to know all the members of NWA or Beastie Boys or any other. Jesus Christ!
You should go watch the movie “straight outta Compton” to get the bigger story about the times and the place
Hell yas to that. Best movie I've seen in ages.
The Detroit concert was legendary!
b hix it was a good movie but I wish they woulda kept it more accurate instead of leaving some stuff out
@@savage_turtle1791 They totally did Eazy wrong in that movie and portrayed Dre as some sort of badass. Still a good movie though. Just not accurate.
I don’t even listen to rap very much and that movie moved me but I did grow up in that era
This band didn't hesitate to attack police brutality with their lyrics. They made a difference at the time 😶
Man now I know you guys are young! This song had N.W.A. in trouble with the FBI..... This music was beyond it's time... you need to look this group up... little group!????. Man y'all killing me...🤦🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️
It hurt my heart when they didn’t even know who MC Ren was. Damn I’m old AF
They see Cube as a movie star 🤦🏾♂️
Bruh I’m 16 and I know more about nwa than these guys
They need to educate themselves more on the history of hip hop. It will help them appreciate the music more. NWA was the @#$%... Lol they want to go to Compton.. That was funny.
They! need to listen to "You Wanna F. Her" ;)
100
Bell Biv Devoe - Poison. EVERYONE knows that song 🙌
I don’t know about that; there have been a few songs on this channel that I thought were known by everyone and yet these kids have never heard them. Song after immortal classic and they’ve never heard it, bless them
@@goodhumourman I mean...That was a bit of an exaggeration. It's like saying "everyone" has seen The Godfather.
YES!! I requested this a while back. PLEASE react to this song!
Yessss!
Yes please!
They were the first gangster rap stars. Before this, gangster rap was an underground genre without much mainstream attention. Millions of people were shocked when they first heard this in 1988. They never heard anything like this before.
I actually really dig that you don’t know these legends and your hearing it for the first time. The fact how both y’all are blown away by these guys prove just how ridiculously dope NWA is.and ur right Eazy KILLED that shit!
Eazy E an unforgettable rap voice . Greatly missed .
RIP E
lonedinosaur13 I had this album on cassette when it first came out . could only listen to it when my dad was out the house as he didn’t approve of the language lol.
I miss Eazy. RIP 😢
Gone but never forgotten.
@@duncanselby2999 Same.
Coolio - “Gangsta’s paradise”
TLC - “Waterfalls”
Blackstreet - “No diggity”
I agree with all of these.
They do Salt n Pepa "Push it" yet?
@@Neenerella333 They did! They should do “Whatta Man” though.
Gansta paradise?!?!? Thats a horrible movie track with a wannabe rapper attempting to sound hard. The beat, the lyrics, the delivery....complete joke. FOOOL. See, I can be hard like Coolio lmao.
Ohhh, Guy
Best opening to an album EVER! I remember buying this TAPE during lunch in high school....I didn't go back that day...just blown away....one of my favorite albums of all time
Been listening to nwa and eazy e for 30 years and it never gets old. R.I.P. Eazy. You all were the original gangster rappers. You're in a league all your own.
yeah im 14 but ive grown up with all of this and ive loved it since the age of like 5 so much better than the music today
Ice cube has been the bomb for years. I remember going to see the movie "Friday" in the movies when it was first released in the 90s. We loved when Cube expanded from rapping to movies.
Speaking of "Friday" it also is responsible for that iconic line that people still say to this day! Bye Felicia!
I haven't heard anyone say "the bomb" in a long time 🤣
Yup. Unheard of. He still does it all. Neat-freaking-O.
“Their clothes are too big” 😂🤣
Totally hilarious 🤦♂️
Never thought I would hear that 😆
NWA wore fitted clothes, don't know what video you were watching
😂😂😂😂
That took me back!!
🤣🤣🤣
This took me back! I saw Ice Cube at a concert a couple of years ago. The man can still rap. 💜 It’s crazy that the newer gens know him only as an actor! LOL #imold 😂
Bone Thugs N Harmony: 1st of the Month
Classic, aswell as thugz luv ft Tupac, for that love of $, and if course thuggish ruggish bone.
A classic along with Meet me at the Crossroads
I love how, even though they had no idea they were listening to a legend when Eazy E came in, they still recognized and reacted to the level of talent.
The 90's were a very turbulent times in California. After the Rodney king beating was caught on film things got crazy!
The early 90s was just a angry time I'm from Ft Worth,TX you did not wanna get pulled over in Ft Worth back then you really had to watch you're back! It's crazy how we adopted the LA style we had Blood and Crips lowriders and would wear Dickies! Dickies was founded in Ft Worth the headquarters is in Ft Worth and we still rock them to this day I might wear some today as a matter of fact😄
@@annamariel7240 That is awesome! I never had the Overalls though Dickies was very inexpensive back then but you are dropping a nice amount of coin on them these days! And I forgot about Portrait! That's good stuff 😄
@@annamariel7240 Yeah Aaron Hall! That's good stuff! I listen to a lot of old school but it is a lot that I forget
We see that everyday now tho..
@@tayj1008 The late 80s and early 90s we're different though the so called war on drugs had the cops doing some extremely lawless things you were legit scared of the cops
I would love to be able to see Easy, Cube, Ren and Dre's reaction to being called little actors. This "little" group changed the face of Hip Hop
The production value on this song was always insane. And I still love how each member handed off the verse to the next one.
*Eazy-E starts rapping*
"Who?!"
"Ok, he killed that"
They were speechless
Ya, I was waiting for EazyE, as soon as he started ( 5:27 ) their interest peaked and heads bopping
😂😂😂
Oh SHIT NWA huh. Man they paved the way for hip hop in a massive way... what a dope throwback
Rap
Truth
Yeah..nobody cursed on records before them..it was a major major deal to curse say fuck the police rap about whores and dope dealers on a big scale (mainstream)
There is no way can the kids today can feel this! These were the originators!! This was unheard of at the time.
Facts
im 13 and my grandpop was listening to this downstairs I asked what was this and he said "you don't know nun about this" i was listening to straight outta compton by myself this is fire ngl 😂
OMG, "he rapped before he did movies." :-) Damn straight, man is a master of the mic.
The fact that twins know Ice Cube for his acting makes me feel very old. LOL Seriously, I love y'all! You're both so open-minded, not to mention you're hilarious. Thanks for sharing with the world.
Since you mentioned it, you should also do Easy E - Boyz n the Hood
Eazy-E was the tape i wore out the most in my high school days!
Cruisin down the street in my 6 4
Absolutely! THAT is where Boyz In The Hood came from: Eazy E
They should listen to wat would you do?
Cuz the boys in the hood is always hard
start talking that trash
they'll pull yah card
NWA....One of the most realistic rap groups ever. THese boys LIVED the songs they sang. If you ever want to really see and hear their story, watch the documentary Straight out of Compton. Not the movie, the actual 6 hour documentary about the city of Comptom.
Im waiting for them to be like "i didnt know the dad from Are we there yet, used to rap!!!" 😂😂
I never knew the cop from Ride Along was gangsta 😂
You all need to do Kriss Kross Jump!!! I’m waiting... LOL
Yes please!!
Oh good one. They would love it!
Ha! That would be great
Me 2
Yes! Jump-Jump!
I really love their honest innocence of not knowing but learning. Yes this reminds you of Boyz In Tha Hood because Ice Cube was in that movie. I think it was his first movie. I really love seeing the younger generation learn about old school. It was the best era.
I love that they are exploring all genres of music
💗 💖 💘 💝 💟
Plus they were both set in Compton.
Ice Cube Early 90s was the best Rapper
Thank you. Some folks are jive criticizing these kids for not knowing. How would you expect that when they weren't born yet? SMH!
Cube is a hell of a song writer! He wrote all of NWA's early stuff. Amazing song writer.
Good job fellas, I am proud of you for taking the comments and going back. Can't wait for the rest of the 90s you about to get into.
"This remind me of Boyz N Tha Hood for some reason."
...
...Oh children, let me tell you a tale set in a far-off land called Compton.
ikr.....lol
LOL
Cause the boys n tha hood are always hard.
@@anthonyvillanueva5700...keep talking that trash and we'll pull your card.
@@anthonyvillanueva5700 ........"come talkin that trash they'll pull ya card. Knowin nothin in life' but to be legit. Don't quote me boy cuz I aint said shit."
The city of Compton is in southern Los Angeles County and is overwhelmingly black and Latino. It’s considered one of the “roughest” areas of the county, and that helps explain why it was the birthplace of gangsta rap.
Not the birthplace - the first legit "gangsta rap" song was Schoolly D's "P.S.K.," and he's from Philly; Ice-T later did "6 in the Mornin'," which is probably the first L.A.-based gangsta rap song, and he was more from L.A. proper.
@Chandros Evans also George Bush.... check it out.
Man, I LOVE seeing the young homies get put up on the old school sounds we came up on. Keep it up young bucks. You'll open your ears to a whole different sound of music. Subscribed.
Yooo!!! Ice Cube wrote Boyz In The Hodd!!!!!! Facts
“They all like movie actors now” - okay I’m old 😂
I think dj yella makes adult movies now
so old.......
Ice Cube, MC Ren, Dr Dre, Eazy E, D.O.C, and Yella
Don't forget Arabian Prince
@@kennedyperry8921 arabian prince a founding member of nwa
@@evagelinadicante9840 yeah. Totally forgot. Thanks for the assist.
Arabian Prince was only on NWA and The Posse, and DOC basically just provided lyrics. AP was gone before this album, and DOC only appears ON the album in like 1 intro.
DOC had a lot more to do with just being a boy of Eazy, and definitely helped E out on his solo album. DOC's No One Can Do It Better was also fire. Produced by Dre, I believe.
@@citisoccer ur so wrong arabian prince is on the straight outta compton album which was the last time he was with nwa
When they didn’t who MC Ren was😭! I am old as hell. Lol
Ya’ll gotta check out “Mind Play’n Tricks On Me” by the Ghetto Boyz, that is LEGIT Gangsta Rrrwap Just gets your blood flowing like NWA👍🏾
Yessss... was just thinking Ghetto Boyz. Also, The D.O.C. "It's Funky Enough"
That 2nd mc is MC Ren . The most underrated MC . Just listen to all his stuff, fucking 🔥
MC Ren was FIRE! He was a favorite of mine.
@@blueeyedcowboy8291 ya bro he was definitely in my top 3 .
Mc Ren was the best out the group. They tried to play REN, he was too raw! If he was the front man he would’ve went CRAZY!
Ren was a legit G too. Hell, he was the most gangsta of the crew. And then the dude could write and spit rhymes ferociously
I think ren, prodigy,big l and mf doom very underrated
It reminds you of Boys In The Hood because Cube played Dough Boy in BITH. (I think that was the character’s name.)
Dough Boy was a different character. Dough Boy was the guy in the wheelchair.
Dough boy was ice cube.
@@davidwiley4953 Doughboy was ice cube.
Yup
Dookie was in the wheelchair
I really do applaud the both of you for going back in time on all your videos to see/witness the era of music and awesome videos. The 90’s rap and r&b will never be replaced 🙌🏽🔥
Dre!!!! That production is so solid, so serious, so heavy! Love it!
How isn’t anyone talking about the fact they’ve literally never heard of this song in their life until now
I said the same thing. Who hasn’t heard Ain’t Nuthin but a G Thing?
Im 32 and I first heard this song when the movie came out in 2015
@@nyazz22 u ok
They're teenagers of course they never heard it!
@@domenicp225 I can see them both holding themselves from Laughing Out Loud.
Time for Bone Thugs in Harmony produced by Eazy-E. They have multiple bangers, one being For the Love of Money or Crossroads
Crossroads!
"Crossroads"for sure
CROSSROADS, maybe they'll see this
Learned something new . I did not know Eazy produced them
@@bratgame8005 neither did I wow!!
My favorite Easy E song...R.I.P., Eric!
Me being a country girl in VA, I was born when all of this was coming out. Not many people shared my love for this but I followed them all. Snoop all the way but Tupac was and could have been our next MLK
"No Sleep till Brooklyn" - Beastie Boys
Or just listen all of ‘Licence To Ill’.....the first rap album to go to the top of the US Billboard chart...which is even more incredible considering that Beastie Boys hadn’t even toured at that point (their first tour being as support for Madonna...& we all know how that ended 😂).
@Brix Broox damn!!! Murphy’s Law opened up!! That would’ve been unreal. I sadly only got to see Beastie Boys a couple of times; both on the ‘In The Round’ tour in ‘98. I’d have loved to have seen them as ‘Quasar’ at Coney Island High. There’s footage lurking on RUclips & if I’m not mistaken John Joseph from Cro-Mags was on the side of the stage.
Speaking of Eazy-E... Check this song:
Bone Thugs-n-Harmony - Crossroads
Yessss!
Yaaassss
...and “1st of da month” is a must! It’s the epitome of BTnH.
💗 💖 💘 💝 💟
The original Crossroads. Not many ppl know about it
1:34 - "That's crazy how he was just out rappin' before he was a movie star!"
😂 Oh my child...there was a whole LIFETIME of Ice Cube before you were even born! 😍😍😍😂😂😂
"Colors" by a little known artist called Iced T. I remember seeing him for the first time in the movie "Krush Groove". A guilty pleasure to be sure and a product of the 80's.
Ice Cubes son plays his dad in the movie "Straught Outta Compton."
"You better get your running skills up."
That made me laugh!
I saw boys n the hood right when it came out at the movies. It was so moving and the truth. It moved me so much I came out crying. Everyone thought I was crazy, but it got to my heart💋💪🙏🎯
I bought this TAPE when it came out. You know you are old, when these guys only know Ice Cube as an actor. Ha!
I actually can't believe how sheltered or young you guys must be to have never heard this 😂 I'm a young, white guy from England and this is an ANTHEM! 😂 no rap around today compares.
I’m a Paki Brit from Sheffield and I know this. Thing is I ain’t even an adult yet. I’m in Y9 lol
Am from the praires of southern sask and you hear this anthem on the plains :)
@@HA-208 You've clearly had a great start in life music-wise - keep it up!
I am from Germany and 15 years old
@@HA-208 🤣🤣🤣
“They don’t like the police,” VERY TRUE IIRC
ACAB fr
same shit being sung about for decades and people wonder why we have an issue now..... 🙄🙄🙄
I'm a 49 yr old white guy and I hope y'all lying when you say this is your first time hearing NWA!!! Y'all know Eazy, Dre and Cube but the others are MC Ren and DJ Yella if you really didn't know! Can't imagine this coming out today but I have loved it for like 35 years
These dudes invented gangsta rap.. they were the first to ever bring this type of aggression to tv.
Like i said EVERYBODY in L.A. had this album!! Yes ice cube played Dough boy in 'Boys in the hood'.. there's a lot of police brutality in the 80s as well... Compton and South Central are our 2 major hoods..Easy E. Passed from Aids.. you guys should check out the movie Straight Outta Compton tells the whole story.. how they got screwed out of their royalties never made any money off that album and how Eazy-E screwed them over in the process.. which led to some good Revenge songs from dr. Dre 'The Chronic'.. and NO Tim trust me you do not want to visit Compton!!!..man this album was and still is the SH*T!!!.. they adopted wearing all black and Raider gear to look extra hard.. there is a 30-30 episode starring Ice Cube talking about the Raiders and how they impacted NWA.... try something from the Beastie Boys 'Licensed to Ill'.. everybody had that album as well.. you guys posting right in the middle of the Laker game its 93-90 miami.. when the Lakers win L.A. is going to go up in Flames once again!!..Love fro from L.A.✌😎
THIS!
NWA set the tone in the late 80’s early 90’s. Check out Dr Dre’s Nuthin But a G Thang with Snoop Dogg. Another rap classic.
This is an extraordinary concept that I really enjoy watching. It's crazy to me that people have not heard certain music that was transcendent or wildly popular, but I do get it. When I was young, I didn't listen to music older than the 70's. It's great watching young people experience the flashbacks we had when we listened, and watch them actually enjoy it too.
Have you two not watched "Straight outta Compton" yet? Jesus man. All these songs were in that. You'll hear NWA's story and catch a lot of good tunes in the process.
The straight outta compton movie is bullshit. They sugarcoated alot if main details in it. Even jerry heller himself, before he passed, said the movie portrays him like a fraud. And EVEN dre himself said that the movie is "straight outta fiction".
Beastie Boys!!!
Paul Revere
Yes!!!
Yes please!
YES - sabotage or "fight for your right"
smryal either one
Beastie Boys
SABATAGE!
Yes!
Or SABOTAGE ... just sayin’
sabotage!👍
Sabotage.
Yes, also you gota fight for your right to partay.
I was looking for reactions to this song. This was the first reaction video that popped up. I subscribed just watching your intro!!! 😂
Just stumbled on to this channel. I can't believe you guys never heard of some of these bands and rappers but your reactions are just like how we were 30 whatever years ago. Glad you appreciate the classics (now I feel old lol).
Ice Cube - no Vaseline ; his diss record to NWA after he was kicked out the group
Ice Cube wasn't kicked out he left because he caught on that they weren't being paid like EazyE and the manager. He was the 1st to realize and went solo
He wasn’t kicked out. He left...
Someone from the old school: I can't believe Ice Cube is an actor.
Someone from the new school: I can't believe Ice Cube used to rap. 😅
I just barely turned 18 and I grew up with this music and I know everything about them
My son who is 19yrs old knows all this music & his own genre!!! We love music & he can name every song and rap almost every song!!! He thinks the music back in the day was better!!!
Great choice! Love to see you go old school.
When y’all ducked when he said that..... lost my shit! 😂 Smooth.
That was so cute!
The twin trait came out ! Loved it
Going way back in the 70's & 80's Hip Hop had some legendary Dj's & MC's, but the 90's are my favourite era of Hip Hop🏅
I WORE THIS out in the late 80's! Riding out, blasting everything NWA/Ice Cube/Easy-E!
Dude, that’s the time when rappers with real lyrics and you can hear every words. Missed that real raps and rhymes
Tone loc FUNKY COLD MEDINA AND WILD THING
Wild Thing fo sure!
Eddie Van Halen was upset when he heard Wild Thing. It uses a hook and drum fill from Janie's Crying.
soooo true - really loved it
How about some LLCool J "I need love." Another good actor who can rap... haha
Necro " i need drugs"
I guess they havent heard Summertime by that guy Will Smith.😂😂😂
@@venus3393 summmertime by Sublime too
Rock the Bells
I’m Bad is my favorite LL Cool J song. The lyrics are so dope!
Lol aww man I'm a white 50yr old from Wisconsin but 14ish yrs old when this dropped & it was the 1st time understood & fell in love with the power of music. NWA then was about (@least to me)inner strength, respect, standing up for yourself especially towards authority figures abusing tf outa the "power" they thought they had over everyday ppl. And BJ's lol. Begging my even whiter mother to buy it for me, playing Fukk the Police so she knew what to expect if she did, & her buying it for me still shocks me to this day. But even here, I walked out, boom box on my shoulder blasting this loud, proud & even more so when I'd see a cop walking my way lol. Cuz even my ass in cheese state got harassed, messed with & judged by cops who knew nothing nor a thing about me. I know I'm not the only person everywhere to of loved & had deep respect for these brothers from Compton. Was also another thing which showed me we are all more alike than we realize, wanna admit let alone accept & embrace. Tracks on this album to me are still some of the hardest vocals & beats that's been. And I also love Rock & Metal so says alot about alot. NWAfan4life
Mad props to you guys for playing the uncensored version as the artists intended. Gotta keep art pure.
I am not a fan or even a big listener of The Cranberries, but there is this one song that is just so powerful, and it’s “Zombies”.
If it’s possible, you guys should react to “Zombies” by The Cranberries
Bruh, that whole album is fkn fire! NO NEED TO ARGUE
dragorocky what album?
@@IanTheMotorsportsMan_YT That's the name of the album "Zombie" comes from. It's actually called "No Need to Argue".
Vito Doria alrighty, thanks for the information! :)
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Also learn about the context of the why of this song too
Love it. Keep making conversations!
Fun fact I lived in Compton when NWA came out n loved it. I was a swf early 20’s. I gotta say I felt safe. Everyone looked out for me. Don’t go thinkin it was all dope n guns guys!