Dr. Dre was humble when he's about to leave Death Row. Plus, that scene didn't happen in the DR Headquarters...it happened at Suge's doorstep. If Dre tried to be this brave...Suge Knight would've knocked him out.
I believe that, I have a feeling like Dre knew what Suge did to Eazy. There's no way he'd be that disrespectful. I think they needed someway to bring to light that Dre was going to do his own thing and that he was gonna call it "Aftermath" without it being just a random scene misplaced in the movie.
In an interview Dr. Dre said that he had a meeting with Suge and he said that he was out of DR. The scene from the movie was real because he actually did that. Dre became so popular and powerful that his omicide would have been useless.
If Any this Whole Ending Proves 2 things 1 You Never know how much your Friends mean to you til something happens 2 No Beef is Worth Losing your Friends and family
So out of all talent Dre discovered, from Eminem to Snopp, Kendrick Lamar, 50 Cent, and Even Eazy E himself, (worked with 2pac) they left The Game out?
Eazy E found and signed Black Eyed Peas too, but he passed away before anything happened. They were very different back then, they made actual Hip-Hop music and not that pop garbage, and Fergie wasn’t in the group. I believe they also went by a different name
I love that when they show Cube’s movies at 5:18. His successful films in the box office, Boyz N The Hood, Friday, XXX: State Of The Union, and Ride Along.
Little Darri Vasquez he killed eazy e and notorious big but not 2pac. 2pac was killed by orlando anderson. There is proof and soon it will be on the news
Not even gonna lie, this is the best scene to me. Most biopics end with cliche text saying what happening for the rest of their lives. This rides the energy of the song, the legendary career the members had post being in NWA, and how it impacted the culture all in one scene
N.w.a lost it's voice when eazy died, Thank you eazy e, you discovered Ren,cube,Dre and then they went on to make Eminem, Kendrick Lamar, and 50 cents famous. Thank you eazy Rip Eric wright or "the godfather of gansta rap" or eazy e and yes even A real muthaphuckkin g 09/07/63-03/26/95
Everything about this is fire. The outro is out of this world. Truly iconic. A happy ending with a bittersweet twist cus Eazy E passed. But still, I know he passed away not knowing the impact he left. These guys found a way when there wasn’t much to work with. Legends!!! Still doing big things 25 years later. Knowing how most people end up where they come from makes their outcomes even more impactful. They went against all the odds.
Eazy-E is one of my favorites rappers , this scene hurt me a lot 😔 and it's a shame that the group got back together too late 😞 1995 was a tragic year for N.W.A. may you rest in peace eternal Eazy-E you will always be one of the best rappers in history along with 2pac and Notorius B.I.G 🙏🏻
Idk bout anyone else but we stood up & applauded during the closing credits all the way to the Eazy E RIP at the end. To me that was one of the best closing I ever saw. Love NWA. RIP Eazy E.
I remember watching this and every one if us in that theater just stood there in complete admiration at the end. These KIDS, TEENAGERS changed the industry shocked the world and went on to give us the most iconic movies, brands, and the next generation of rappers. It’s inspiring af ❤
Get goosebumps when they announce Apples deal to buy Beats. To think what Dre and the other boys came from and to be a financial success like that. Respect.
Im not an emotional person but this is one of like 3 movies to almost make me cry, the ending with Eazy in the hospital and everyone crying and this ending had me tearing up
Whether your an NWA fan or not. This movie and the legacy of these guys is amazing. Great story. They come from the bottom and worked there way all the way up
Baha1 listen to their stuff. DOC would have been the goat instead of Pac but he had that accident and couldn't rap anymore. MC Ren was straight up the best artist on the west coast. Easily. His lyricism was Nas level and his flow was impeccable. Cube had the delivery and ok lyricism but I personally cant fit him in top 20 oat.
Baha1 skill wise and topic wise no: K RINO GZA (Wu Tang Clan ) Chino XL Nas MC Ren Inspectah Deck (Wu Tang Clan ) Ghostface Killah (Wu Tang Clan ) RZA(Wu Tang Clan ) Method Man (Wu Tang Clan ) B.I.G. Redman (Wu Tang Clan Affiliate ) MF DOOM Kendrick Lamar Joey Bada$$ Shabazz the Disciple Raekwon(Wu Tang Clan ) KXNG Crooked J. Cole Tupac Eminem Rakim AZ LL Cool J ODB (Wu Tang Clan ) Ice Cube As you can see there are a lot of artists better than Cube in skill and topics. He is still excellent nonetheless, but there are EVEN better artists once you expand your horizons.
they did that movie sooo god damn well 🔥🔥🔥 plus the ending scene with “Aftermath” and then their montage on the credits was just unbelievable. I still remember watching this with my friends in the theaters and everybody was hyped af!! Still also one of the most legendary openings to a movie just gotta let that be known. Didn’t see it coming at all
If you don’t cry or feel it when you watch this film you don’t understand this film. So underrated and really reminds us. So sad. RIP eazy. NWA = one of the best, most inspirational rap groups in all of history
fortniteanthony23 Reyes that shit gave me goosebumps cause my mom where In some of those scenes of the old clips she was born with ice cube I was born in Compton Cali and my mom to
Man can't believe it's 2018 and thinking N.W.A came so far but just thinking with they were all here they go far watching this movie going through some if these struggles as they did there voice were there guns and the bullets were there fans now as I going through the ropes learning what they did now me and my homies are going carry there dreams and finish what they started now ur about to witness new strength of street knowledge
Knowing the history and seeing how things flipped over the years. Suge being a twisted fuck and Dre meeting Em and just taking off from there hits me in the feels. I'm glad I grew up in that time to witness it.
“Aftermath” Little did Dr Dre knew, that words were pretty much what would happen. Remember that Aftermath discovered Goddamn Eminem and Kendrick Lamar, among others
My favorite video interview with Eazy E is when someone asked him how he felt if a white man called him a “nigga,” and he said “if they comin at me like What’s up my nigga then I’m cool with that and I’ll say what’s up back but if they comin at me the wrong way then that’s different. He knew the difference and didn’t feel entitled like kids today. They were true pioneers of gangster rap and hip hop in general. So many groups wouldn’t be here today if it weren’t for them.
Man even though I do like new rap, I prefer old rap. RIP E, Pac, and Biggie. Such freaking legends. Even though old rap was really controversial, it’s still good.
Кино
One of the most powerful lines in rap history “you are now about to witness the strength of street knowledge”
dr dre is a god
That phrase started a revolution
Truu
Complete facts
*Street knowledge that got Eazy E AIDS so...*
these guys weren't just rappers they were legends RIP eazy e
when i saw those first few words i tripped until i saw the last ones lol
Ren 1605 fr
RIP Eazy E, the godfather of gangsta rap
dayum son what is your reasoning behind why they're not legends?
@joshua henderson x,peep, mac weren't legends
When dre said the name of his new record label "aftermath", i got goosebumps because of what it became, suge must have regretted everything
Dre did the right thing leaving him and doing his own Thing. Such karma for Suge that he filed for Bankruptcy 9 years later. !!!
Dr. Dre wasn't brave in real life. He was a pussy.
@@bigl2567 oh do you know him...
Big L I’m assuming you met him?
Dr. Dre was humble when he's about to leave Death Row. Plus, that scene didn't happen in the DR Headquarters...it happened at Suge's doorstep. If Dre tried to be this brave...Suge Knight would've knocked him out.
Side note: Ice Cube is really that humble and cool in person! Peace!
Unless you owe him money
@Biswajit Ganguly from Google interview lmao
But he was one of the scariest people during the 80s and 90s. Nobody would mess with him lol.
AG ROX When you break a promise and don’t pay him the money you owe him yeah he might get a little pissed off
@@crisvanfan I am pretty sure anyone would
According to Dr Dre he did not say any of that to Suge cause if he did he would have been killed. All he pretty much said was he’s out
I believe that, I have a feeling like Dre knew what Suge did to Eazy. There's no way he'd be that disrespectful. I think they needed someway to bring to light that Dre was going to do his own thing and that he was gonna call it "Aftermath" without it being just a random scene misplaced in the movie.
I imagine Dre saying he’s out and running fast asf out that building before he gets killed. But he co directed so he made himself look hard asf.
In an interview Dr. Dre said that he had a meeting with Suge and he said that he was out of DR. The scene from the movie was real because he actually did that. Dre became so popular and powerful that his omicide would have been useless.
Tiyler
So true.
Genius.
You dont know that i dont either im only 15 i cant figure that out
5 teenagers from Compton made history. “DAMN ! That shit was dope !!” RIP Eazy E
Best line ever
Ice and MC Ren were the only teenagers, others were early 20s
dre isnt from compton
@@km._0424 yes he is. the only member that isn't from compton is ice cube.
I miss him too
2:57\
Dre net worth: 850m
suge net worth: 200 thousand
I think he is going to be okay
Now its 0
@@slimshady9200 na he owns the Masters to Dr Dre stuff from back in the day so he Always gonna get paid 🤦🏽♂️
@@BrooklynsBiggz he is in jail
DaRichBk Rican ahahaha
DaRichBk Rican hes locked up and has no buisness or money hasbro the toy company owns deathrow now ahahaha
"We loved him a lot, but God loved him more".
Rest in peace, godfather of Gangsta Rap. Eazy-E (1964 - 1995)
i miss old school rap, they had so much talent back in the day
Their still is talent in the Rap genre today, it's just you have to go out and look for it.
Camon Zach B, you telling me that rappers like lil Yachty and the gucci gang dumb asses ain't talented enough!!! To 🤣
@@Alezey574 Dumbass Kendrick Lamar made To Pimp a Butterfly
Alezey574 ok dumbass
@@Alezey574 fuck u old school rap better then ur new school shit
"You are now about to witness the strength of street knowledge" gives me chills everytime
when I saw this almost 7 years ago I knew they were gonna play that at the end
If Any this Whole Ending Proves 2 things
1 You Never know how much your Friends mean to you til something happens
2 No Beef is Worth Losing your Friends and family
Exactly!
Underrated comment
The most epic ending from all muh fucking movies
krazyKenOh ..no doubt homie I agree 100% with you!
Quincy Rowe
True that!
Interstellar: **sad crying in the corner**
@@mattynek2 bruh this movie and interstellar are completely different and not to be compared beacause their not the same movie type
@@yessinebenharb yeah. old comment
From 2015 till now, the credit scene still gives me goosebumps
Yeah man that’s the best outro I ever seen in a movie 🍿
@@Cigo292 true 🔥
Till now still g
Suge-you gonna walk away from all this money?
Dre-hold my beats.
Can i ask?,what is Eazy E religion,no harm just asking(if don't want to answer than don't)
@Matt LeRoy maybe hebnot religious,but have religion
@@binsarr9761 he was Christian
@@binsarr9761 Christian ithink
His net worth is only 200K if not less and he's still in prison
So out of all talent Dre discovered, from Eminem to Snopp, Kendrick Lamar, 50 Cent, and Even Eazy E himself, (worked with 2pac) they left The Game out?
yeah man, so fucking disrespectful. They make a comercial to the movie with kendrick and him, but they keep Kendrick and take him out
Marcus Holloway 50 brought The Game in but was acting up
Marcus Holloway game was on aftermath for 2 years but put out 1 album then left
Don’t forget Bone Thugs! Arguably Eazy’s best discovery after NWA
Eazy E found and signed Black Eyed Peas too, but he passed away before anything happened. They were very different back then, they made actual Hip-Hop music and not that pop garbage, and Fergie wasn’t in the group. I believe they also went by a different name
I love that when they show Cube’s movies at 5:18. His successful films in the box office, Boyz N The Hood, Friday, XXX: State Of The Union, and Ride Along.
1995 Suge killed Gangsta rap
1996 Suge killed hip hop rap
Little Darri Vasquez 1997 Suge killed East Coast Rap
Who gave it that title, gangsta rap? It's reality rap. It's about what's really going on. ~Eazy E
yea man after eazy e i stepped over to biggie (i still listend eazy tho)
Little Darri Vasquez he killed eazy e and notorious big but not 2pac. 2pac was killed by orlando anderson. There is proof and soon it will be on the news
Im Not Human no he injected eazy with aids dumbass
Not even gonna lie, this is the best scene to me. Most biopics end with cliche text saying what happening for the rest of their lives. This rides the energy of the song, the legendary career the members had post being in NWA, and how it impacted the culture all in one scene
I randomly think about the ending for some reason . This ending should be a blueprint to future biopics
If someone makes a biopic about Linkin Park in the future, he should take this movie as a main inspiration.
N.w.a lost it's voice when eazy died,
Thank you eazy e, you discovered Ren,cube,Dre and then they went on to make Eminem, Kendrick Lamar, and 50 cents famous.
Thank you eazy
Rip Eric wright or "the godfather of gansta rap" or eazy e and yes even
A real muthaphuckkin g
09/07/63-03/26/95
Dre brought the group togheter not E
Rowanna Movie but it was mostly famous because of Eazy e
Yes E made them famous
But dre made the group
Rowanna Movie Eazy E put in 250,000 into the start of the group
I feel like Cube was the voice of N.W.A and Eazy was his own.
RIP Eazy-E (September 7, 1964 - March 26, 1995), aged 30
You will always be remembered as a legend.
So easy e died in 95 pac died in 96 and biggie died in 97 the 3 best rappers died a year apart
Danny Ali Kurt Cobain died in 94
Danny Ali easy is not top 3
J N S stfu
lmao easy and pac aren't top 3
elhussein no their above top 3
AFTERMATH....
musicianforjesus 619 and then came Eminem
musicianforjesus 619 I was clapping with excitement at the theater.
Jayden Calderon I just thought of that lmao
Best line ever!! 🔥👌
Then came Kendrick Lamar
The music really gets you
Oliver lara ikr
Oliver lara dh
Idk why but @ 6:06 when cube looks behind, it's iconic!
izzy zavala Hellz Yea.
For sure
Love that part
6:08
@@Minaj_Lewinsky reason why I put that timing is for the music also. It just sounded great and of course everyone knew what I meant
5:33
I just saw Tupac jamming to Straight Outta Compton...
I can die in peace.
The ending of this film was a masterpiece, goosebumps every time.
The dark knight rises was way better
@@dasa3283that’s unfair
Goddamn I cried when I watched it the first time and now this time
Luke pussy
Luke the shit is the truth
"NWA" as a collective group wasn't around that long but the impact they made to hip-hop is permanent.
This dude Dre is the goat man. Worked with Cube, E, Found Snoop Dogg, Pac, Em, 50, Kendrick. Fucking legend
He didnt put 2pac on you idiot
Everything about this is fire. The outro is out of this world. Truly iconic. A happy ending with a bittersweet twist cus Eazy E passed. But still, I know he passed away not knowing the impact he left. These guys found a way when there wasn’t much to work with. Legends!!! Still doing big things 25 years later. Knowing how most people end up where they come from makes their outcomes even more impactful. They went against all the odds.
5:20 Loving that mini-montage with Ice Cube filmography. This is a masterpiece among end credits!
Eazy-E is one of my favorites rappers , this scene hurt me a lot 😔 and it's a shame that the group got back together too late 😞 1995 was a tragic year for N.W.A. may you rest in peace eternal Eazy-E you will always be one of the best rappers in history along with 2pac and Notorius B.I.G 🙏🏻
Idk bout anyone else but we stood up & applauded during the closing credits all the way to the Eazy E RIP at the end. To me that was one of the best closing I ever saw. Love NWA. RIP Eazy E.
Gay
@@lukasz5020 wtf?
@@zacharyfayant5717 bet you clap when the plane lands
@@lukasz5020 I don’t know about you but I’m clapping when the plane lands safely lol 😂
Lame ass 😂
Within a 6 year span, we lost Eazy(95), 2Pac(96), Biggie(97), and Big Pun(2000).
Big L (2000)
@@itoocheesy5186 Big L (1999)*
I remember watching this and every one if us in that theater just stood there in complete admiration at the end. These KIDS, TEENAGERS changed the industry shocked the world and went on to give us the most iconic movies, brands, and the next generation of rappers. It’s inspiring af ❤
Ren should have been way more in the movie, he wrote most of NWA music even when Cube was in the group and was a Real G.
Yeah Eazy-E's solo album which MC Ren helped write should've been in the movie
And Real Muthaphuckkin G's by Eazy
Get goosebumps when they announce Apples deal to buy Beats. To think what Dre and the other boys came from and to be a financial success like that. Respect.
Rip to the two men who taught me how to rap ezay e and tupac you are forever in my heart I loved your music
Kelly Felton dude...if you really rap, don't only limit yourself to rap to yourself, show it to the world
Damn same here my nigga eazy e straight up put the gangsta mind set in me as a kid and I started rapping like it wasn’t nothing
Im not an emotional person but this is one of like 3 movies to almost make me cry, the ending with Eazy in the hospital and everyone crying and this ending had me tearing up
Now Snoop owns Death Row, it may finally get back on track and become the #1 label in the world again.
I don’t mean to hate but snoop right now is just on a money route
@@brazyristyou ain't hating , your spitting facts. Snoop just in it for money now
“In Los Angeles this morning rapper Eazy-E has died” always gets me🥺😭
1995 was a tragic year for NWA
Eazy E look a like Ryder in GTA San Andreas
yeah Ryder was modeled after Eazy
Air Man dumbass Ryder’s character model was inspired by eazy e
Ryder was portrayed by Eazy E
Eazy E was modeled after Ryder
Air Man he is is that rockstar added a gagster cause that game is more like a gagster gta5
N.W.A is proof how powerful and influential music is, and how powerful the people behind it are
R.I.P. Eric “Eazy-E” Wright. Eazy-E died in 1995.
Dont u think the people watching this know that , fucktard ?
@@juanpadilla9845 Um no fucktard cause there is people who think Eazy is still alive.
@@juanpadilla9845 why do u get angry over a simple comment
Everyone was sitting quiet than a mug watching this and the credits! Great movie and great soundtrack two times over..............Peace!
LGKids same
R.I.P eazy e and jimmy(my friend)died yesterday 1963-1995 And jimmy 2007-2018 the music got to me
Damn rip
Jeez jimmy was 11
R.i.p stay strong
I'm sorry for your loss
King_Xpert ier07 how did jimmy die
I cried like a baby in the theater at this part😭😭
5:21 Friday Ice Cube and Chris Tucker “DAMN!”
Put your glasses back on
DAMNNNNNN
DAMMMMM this movie is fire
They weren't just rappers, they were gangster rap pioneers. Pioneering the genre of gangster rap single-handedly
Legends never die, they evolve.
RIP Eazy-E🌹💙🕊
Whether your an NWA fan or not. This movie and the legacy of these guys is amazing. Great story. They come from the bottom and worked there way all the way up
Baha1 it was done wrong though..
MC Ren and DOC carried N.W.A. in lyrics. Cube didn't do much for their lyrics at all.
Syed Isamuddin really it seemed like he was doing the most. I mean ren and DOC don’t have a poetic background like cube
Baha1 listen to their stuff.
DOC would have been the goat instead of Pac but he had that accident and couldn't rap anymore.
MC Ren was straight up the best artist on the west coast. Easily. His lyricism was Nas level and his flow was impeccable.
Cube had the delivery and ok lyricism but I personally cant fit him in top 20 oat.
Syed Isamuddin damn not even top 20
Baha1 skill wise and topic wise no:
K RINO
GZA (Wu Tang Clan )
Chino XL
Nas
MC Ren
Inspectah Deck (Wu Tang Clan )
Ghostface Killah (Wu Tang Clan )
RZA(Wu Tang Clan )
Method Man (Wu Tang Clan )
B.I.G.
Redman (Wu Tang Clan Affiliate )
MF DOOM
Kendrick Lamar
Joey Bada$$
Shabazz the Disciple
Raekwon(Wu Tang Clan )
KXNG Crooked
J. Cole
Tupac
Eminem
Rakim
AZ
LL Cool J
ODB (Wu Tang Clan )
Ice Cube
As you can see there are a lot of artists better than Cube in skill and topics. He is still excellent nonetheless, but there are EVEN better artists once you expand your horizons.
5:17 this part of cube is so dope, look what he achieved
best movie ever love it showed me something about rap and how life can be nwa legend R.I.P Eazy E
It was a great movie but it had 2 problems
1. It didn't give Eazy E enough Justice
2. It treated MC Ren and Dj Yella like they were not important
They were studio gangstas tho...
SpikeFlea Eazy E and Mc Ren definitely weren't studio gangstas
SpikeFlea Arabian Prince once said: just because some were not actually gangstas does not mean the gang culture wasn't heavily in their environment
They made eazy e look like a punk
Rip Eazy E. Real rap died in 1995...
Tupac died in 1996.
Yeah but for me, E was the best and stil is. the godfather of rap
shut fuck up rap die in 2012 when ice cube staret dont like me
Rap Show no rap didn't die in 2012 in 2012 fake rapper's were coming rap die in 1995
Diamond Golden no it did rap really died 2012
One of the best lines of E :- " They put up my picture in silence,
Cuz my identity by itself causes VIOLENCE."
Rest In Peace man you were a true rapper with a great heart and a good voice we will miss you
This scene has given me a lot of motivation and is another reason why I should follow my dreams
"I need to hear his voice, I want to talk to him and him to talk to me" 😭
Same Cube same😭
"We loved him a lot, but God loved him more"
Hardest outro ever in a movie
This shit was slept on by so many people
Them credits always give me goosebumps
they did that movie sooo god damn well 🔥🔥🔥 plus the ending scene with “Aftermath” and then their montage on the credits was just unbelievable. I still remember watching this with my friends in the theaters and everybody was hyped af!! Still also one of the most legendary openings to a movie just gotta let that be known. Didn’t see it coming at all
If you don’t cry or feel it when you watch this film you don’t understand this film. So underrated and really reminds us. So sad. RIP eazy. NWA = one of the best, most inspirational rap groups in all of history
“I would like to turn my own problem into something,GOOD” that part right there really hits the feelings
this scene made me cry and even the credits with the parts of them actually the part i cried the most was the message that eazy e made
6:06 they got that good
fortniteanthony23 Reyes that shit gave me goosebumps cause my mom where In some of those scenes of the old clips she was born with ice cube I was born in Compton Cali and my mom to
@@MariaVargas-kd7gp shut your dumbass up
6:08
Last scene was Dre’s dream. He wish he could say like that to sugar knight
5:06 - well lookie there, Kendrick Lamar!
NWA real rap music 😎👍
MVP Gaming So what if he's white he can like the music he wants
Jordan B REAL n.w.a fans don’t use emojis
@@snacksmoker5531 Lol he can still be a fan lol. N.w.a is for everybody.
Jordan B I know it is for everybody,but real N.W.A Fans don’t use emojis they stay serious
@@mvpgaming646 shut the fuck up gamer🤦
Man can't believe it's 2018 and thinking N.W.A came so far but just thinking with they were all here they go far watching this movie going through some if these struggles as they did there voice were there guns and the bullets were there fans now as I going through the ropes learning what they did now me and my homies are going carry there dreams and finish what they started now ur about to witness new strength of street knowledge
This ending and the ending to notorious make me cry every single time I’ve seen them. Music is to fuckin powerful and I’m okay with that 💙🙏🏼
Don’t forget All eyes on me
3:44 idk why but this felt like a marvel scene 😂
I love how they showed a montage of real footage.
“Deaf rows stays deaf row”
R.I.P eazy e rap die in 1995 1963-1995 rip legend eazy e
Your stupid eazy e was born in 1964 ask google
@@kylerevertsen2755 bro google is not always right about stuff
Rip eazy, we missed out on so much good music...
Just know when EM popped up in the end credits, there people in that theater just popped and cheered.
Rip Eazy-E the god father of gangsta rap and shug I hate you
shug......tf its suge
Ya it’s suge not shug
@@lord.peni3 nah, it's Marion!
Well technically Spoonie Gee is the Godfather of rap but i’ll respect yo opinion
@@ManlyStump hahaha
After suge said everything “we” created is mine ,its at that moment Dre knew what he brought to the table and didn’t need suge for shit
It's not real.
These men are basically the Founding Fathers of Rap fucking respect them
R.I.P Eric lynn wright fly high🖤🕊
what if straight outta compton was a prequel to 8 mile and 8 mile follows the story of eminiem
Emitv stop.
8 mile wasn't the 100% story of eminem it was just a picture of a life he lived
8 mile was only 1 week
The only movie credits I’d sit through
Knowing the history and seeing how things flipped over the years. Suge being a twisted fuck and Dre meeting Em and just taking off from there hits me in the feels. I'm glad I grew up in that time to witness it.
Soooo crazy how these guys really grew. These guys were young af
“Aftermath”
Little did Dr Dre knew, that words were pretty much what would happen.
Remember that Aftermath discovered Goddamn Eminem and Kendrick Lamar, among others
The sad truth is that Eazy E is the only one that was actually in the streets doing what he rapped about.
Pedro Ramos nahh...
MC Ren was too...
Plus MC Ren wrote all of Eazy's stuff lol
They all rapped about their experiences
Mc Ren was a real crip also
No.
The ending was so sad 😢😢
One of the most iconic outros to a movie 🔥
This movie was a masterpiece from beginning to end
My favorite video interview with Eazy E is when someone asked him how he felt if a white man called him a “nigga,” and he said “if they comin at me like What’s up my nigga then I’m cool with that and I’ll say what’s up back but if they comin at me the wrong way then that’s different. He knew the difference and didn’t feel entitled like kids today. They were true pioneers of gangster rap and hip hop in general. So many groups wouldn’t be here today if it weren’t for them.
95-97 were the craziest years in hip hop. 3 legends lost
The remix of straight outta Compton is great in this movie
Bro I’m still trying to find it
Does anybody ever think to themselves “…and that’s where Em came along” after Dre says “Aftermath” in this scene?
Dang REST In Peace eazy Eric Wright straight outta Compton
After all these years this aged like fine wine 👌🏻
R.I.P Eric Wright aka Eazy-E
1964 - 1995
The 90's where a hard time since we lost alot of legendary musicians
Man even though I do like new rap, I prefer old rap. RIP E, Pac, and Biggie. Such freaking legends. Even though old rap was really controversial, it’s still good.
I'm with you on that!
its been about 25 yrs now and eazy e still hits a soft spot