One of the most important songs in history it started a movement of people who felt the same way but didn’t have the voice to speak out they said it for everyone else and were heard
And here I am still living in Compton at age 70. Listening to this bit of local history. Met EZ shooting a video in an alley in Compton back in the day. He walked up to our cameras and told kids to stay in school and they went back to shooting the video. They couldn't sell their mix tapes anywhere else but the local Compton Swap Meet that's now a Walmart. Everyone was bumping their mix tapes riding around the city and that was so long ago. Live long enough and see how famous Compton is now around the world. We had our own police department back then, now it's the LA Sheriffs but things here have gotten better now. But the music that grew out of our city still sounds good to this day. Because they grew up here. No other reason...Compton for life.
at least you didn't say the same thing as everyone else, who genuinly think this entire fucking comment section is a private conversation about a cold blooded murder.
red x17 so your really trying to sit here and argue with me about something that doesn’t even affect you? You don’t even live in America so why the fuck would you get to say how I should feel? You’re fucking delusional.
red x17 you have no business telling people that they’re wrong for how they feel when shit doesn’t even affect you. You really sound stupid and then try and make fun of me for liking my own comments? It’s called self love😘Maybe if you had any you wouldn’t be arguing with a 16 year old girl that’s more educated than a fucking idiot that doesn’t know what he’s talking about.
Best Song from the 90s man this still give me chills just to see how much you can relate to them and how far Nwa and Eazy-E came from they came a long way he still deserve every flowers man was mad talented Glad he got to see the Success and recognition he Got🐐🐐🔥🔥
I was born in 80 here in LA, and this stuff took America by storm around 1990. We were talking about it in 4th grade. There are a few NWA tracks that are just as epic as this, such as 100 miles n runnin, If ain't ruff... etc
@@philg7528I was gonna say.... I was still in school and I left in 90. Thought I was just getting all. Respect to my little old welsh mother who would shake her head and close my bedroom door. I was a 15 year old little welsh girl....little did she know 4 years later I would be in Venice beach...lol...
Julius Van Zyl The song was inspired by the police brutality NWA suffered in the hood so they created this song to express their anger. George Floyd was a victim of police brutality.
@@brre8673 dude just shut the fuck up nothings got better over the decades only thing black people got was a lil and i mean a lil bit of freedom other than that we still get treated like shit so please log tf off for men
Crazy Ice Cube wrote this when he was 19 years old. He is a legendary and iconic rapper. I still listen to him in the year 2024 and I will continue to listen to him. 👑♥️🔥.
Dont forget never lose your freedom of speech. This here defines real hip hop cuz their speaking the truth which the world need to hear more everyday.. damm still one of the greatest NWA Tracks ever.
I was lucky I was at two of their concerts and it was mind blowing. This was a new style of music and hearing them live was intense. When the bass dropped it turned into a large house party you NEVER wanted to leave. ✌
My dad as a White man, singing fuck the police back in the day, in the meadows Nottingham... Was legendary back in the day! Love that guy! This was 1989 👊🏻😎✌🏻❤️
This song never gets old, no matter how much I listen, I never get bored. I didn't realize how good this song and MV are, the looks, the vocals, the storyline, the production, and everything. They put so much effort on this.
Carl Johnson from San Andreas u do know that they arent the legit anonymous . The group got disbanded. And the original anonymous wouldnt do this they were just there for the lulz.
Kenzie TheEmoTrash no they aren’t. There is an RP twitter profile that gained some traction because people thought they were the real anonymous but who ever runs it is not the real anonymous
@@jamesbourgeois4990 no the remaining anonymous members don't hack anymore since they lost all trust in each other after some ex members that got caught snitched on each other
wrtl8 you sound mad because I corrected you lol, what white police officers are gonna take these people that were most likely black seriously with no proof of what they were saying, why you trying to defend what was so obviously systemic racism
Its mad when ever this tune comes on everybody starts rapping the lyrics. Its crazy because at school I couldn't memorise anything but I know the lyrics 20 plus years later . Goes to show if enjoy something you will learn.
both parties because the elites and government will never give a single hell about you, matter of fact those 800,000 missing children in the US usually end up in their sick rings, both parties and horrid.
I hope something tragic happens to one of those Officers one day and imma walk up to their faces and stick the middle finger singing “f the police” RIP Tyre Nichols🕊🕊🙏🏿🙏🏿
This music was so good that it transcended race and colour. The lyrics are so powerful and clever because it described what was happening on the streets of not just America but a lot of other countries as well. We had problems with the authorities singling out certain young people here in England in the 1980’s and early 90’s. This still sounds fresh today.
@@bramantyoprahoro7284 corruption, silencing voices who want to tell the truth, with Brigadier Joshua being the most recent one. our police force truly is a corrupt organization, Hoegeng truly was the only policeman with some ounce of integrity
I suspect I got singled out in the 90's for driving a GTA Trans Am, while being a long haired male. Claimed he put my plate in wrong but asked for my info anyway. I wish I would've told him to piss off and to run it again but I was taught to respect authority. Was pulled over right in front of my dad's house. I should've just parked and went inside.
Or a pig-colored non-racially singled out nor singled out period, by similarly sunscreen dependent colored things with 2 legs each (I won't disgrace actual and by nature wonderful piggies by calling policetoids such a name). Though I loved (born 1979)) the song since I was a kid, it's taken on a whole new and also literal carnal joy since 2019 (DK, not US, YMMV). This coming from someone who's former (till 2017) neighbor was a cop and one of the nicest people I've ever met. I don't hate them all, but my default emotions have, by no fault of my own,become the polar opposite of warm and fuzzy.
This song is a historical source. Years from now it'll be studied as a historical piece of social context for that particular time in history. And also proof that rap once existed.
I have loved NWA since a young age I started listening to it when I was about 11, five years later they still haven’t gotten old. All there songs are just amazing, no autotune and no rainbow hair just cold hard rap. I’d say I have spent about 8 months straight of my life listening to these artists and I do not regret a second of it. R.I.P Eazy E fly high 🕊🕊
@@GeorgeW21290ya but the new shit that is coming out is because alot of kids now a days like that so alot of people are going that path because they will do what works for them but there are still some artists that are like the artists you just mentioned
They do and try but it will never be or live up to what it was… no matter how good they are this was a different era that can not be duplicated it was truly a unique time in history
1988 im 21 years old and im like omg whats This & i was hooked and a metal head 🤘 this was huge in 88 the god fathers rap 💯 u can't touch this no contest!
It's 2050. You are probably just getting into your teens. You have heard this track and feel it deep within. Well, we felt this about 50 years before you. And.. we still do!
Ice cube wrote this when he was 19
Legendary
Congrats on the heart
Not the only one still listening
Mc ren also wrote lyrics
When my cousin was 19 his still asking his mum for lunch box
Cube is something else
30 years later, and not much has changed.
Its sad honestly...ACAB
FUCK THA FUCKING POLICE!!!!!!!!!!
That's the problem😣
Not shit
Yep thugs still being thugs
Not only is this one of the most important songs in hip hop, but one of the most important songs in music.
One of the most important songs in history it started a movement of people who felt the same way but didn’t have the voice to speak out they said it for everyone else and were heard
2 jackets nicked me and took my weed about 30 mins ago this the tune you come to relax the nerves
Rip weed
Esto es patrimonio de la humanidad, todo el disco lo es.
@@LuisLopez-lo4qkexactly it's more than just a song it's like an anthem
@@LuisLopez-lo4qkexactly, and the fact that people tried to censor this song when it came out
And here I am still living in Compton at age 70. Listening to this bit of local history. Met EZ shooting a video in an alley in Compton back in the day. He walked up to our cameras and told kids to stay in school and they went back to shooting the video. They couldn't sell their mix tapes anywhere else but the local Compton Swap Meet that's now a Walmart. Everyone was bumping their mix tapes riding around the city and that was so long ago. Live long enough and see how famous Compton is now around the world. We had our own police department back then, now it's the LA Sheriffs but things here have gotten better now. But the music that grew out of our city still sounds good to this day. Because they grew up here. No other reason...Compton for life.
Thank you very much to let us know!
Everyone should have one for his life.
Cool story, thanks for sharing
Lol CA native not far from you in Bellflower :)
you receive my respect for you sir.
That's sick
this couldn't be a more relevant song.
I was just thinking that.
at least you didn't say the same thing as everyone else, who genuinly think this entire fucking comment section is a private conversation about a cold blooded murder.
and Tupac's "Changes" too
ikr
Fuck u trump from 🇬🇧
1988: Fuk Da Police
2020: Fuk Da Police
2088: Fuk Da Police
Hopefully things will change by then!!
red x17 gtfo my comment with your ignorance
red x17 I can ensure you that I will.
red x17 so your really trying to sit here and argue with me about something that doesn’t even affect you? You don’t even live in America so why the fuck would you get to say how I should feel? You’re fucking delusional.
red x17 you have no business telling people that they’re wrong for how they feel when shit doesn’t even affect you. You really sound stupid and then try and make fun of me for liking my own comments? It’s called self love😘Maybe if you had any you wouldn’t be arguing with a 16 year old girl that’s more educated than a fucking idiot that doesn’t know what he’s talking about.
It doesn't matter if you are
Black
White
Hispanic
Asian
Red
Blue or Green
We all agree that this song slaps
damn right it does
@@RezyOfc HELL YEAH
But I’m gay daboo Dee daboo die doo daboo Dee daboo die daboo Dee daboo
die
But white ppl mostly dislike balck ppl
@@Josephhhhh2077 that mostly some
“ when i was 7 i learned a lesson from Cube and Eazy-E
What was it again? F the Police” fucking Goat - Macklemore 2024 GOAT
Yah🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸
i am here because of that too
F the police
YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Hinds hall🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸
The song has it all. Lyrical flow, truth, and dope audacity.
*Strong message*
Fuck the police!👮🏾♂️
Yep Ice Cube and Eazy E's verses are by far my favorite
@@coopebe10m
Same
“The World’s Most Dangerous Group”
*Damn right*
*You're goddamn right*
420 likes
@@justfamda3483 Lol
They look like ‘Wanted’😆.
Fuck police
This song will never lose its relevancy or resonance
@Ryan Reffert nah its never going to happen
So long as there are humans...you are correct. There will always be those that abuse power.
@Ryan Reffert then why u listening lmao
@Ryan Reffert then why did you say you hope it loses its relevancy😭
+1
I'm so glad NWA introduced me to hip-hop with this great song
This songs just as relevant today as it was in 1988...
MORE! 😣
@randall jacob 🙏I pray it's not! 😣
And 1968,,,
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Maybe even more relevant.
This song aged like fine wine
So did that profile pic
H.J.T 😭😭😭
Sadly it did, this year more than ever
Shit was worse then...even though it's terrible now.
Easy-e didn’t
only real og's listened to this before the riots
Since I was a kid bro hahaha
Jess Gomes yes sir
Dylan Does Nothing he’ll yeahs
big factz im young but i know all the lyrics to all of NWA songs
OoF PLaZ yeah most people that like them know all the words
Best Song from the 90s man this still give me chills just to see how much you can relate to them and how far Nwa and Eazy-E came from they came a long way he still deserve every flowers man was mad talented Glad he got to see the Success and recognition he Got🐐🐐🔥🔥
I was born in 80 here in LA, and this stuff took America by storm around 1990. We were talking about it in 4th grade. There are a few NWA tracks that are just as epic as this, such as 100 miles n runnin, If ain't ruff... etc
This is 80”s not 90’s
This came out in 1988.
Nah boys in the hood better
@@philg7528I was gonna say.... I was still in school and I left in 90. Thought I was just getting all.
Respect to my little old welsh mother who would shake her head and close my bedroom door. I was a 15 year old little welsh girl....little did she know 4 years later I would be in Venice beach...lol...
What's upsetting and infuriating is how a track from 1988 is STILL as relevant in 2020.
Trueeee
Hows that upsetting? lmao
Julius Van Zyl The song was inspired by the police brutality NWA suffered in the hood so they created this song to express their anger. George Floyd was a victim of police brutality.
@@brre8673 dude just shut the fuck up nothings got better over the decades only thing black people got was a lil and i mean a lil bit of freedom other than that we still get treated like shit so please log tf off for men
So True.
I hope when people research 2020 in the future this song just starts playing
They gave you a heart😳
Magic Python you got a heart. Who’s on NWA’s account..👀
ThEy GaVe YoU a HeArT
Nicole yo u right
@@nancy.5890 idk . Maybe E? XD !! Btw sorry if you got offended .
Did people just found out this song?
C'mon guys, this song fits everyday
Facts
Always for eazy
@@xxammoxx8387 Fax
@@xxammoxx8387 if eazy is your favorite rapper then most likely ice cube is your favorite because cube wrote most of the music eazy rapped
I blast this kind of shit every single fucking day whatever the fuck im doing!
Dedicating this to the Springfield, IL police department. Can't believe this shit happened in my hometown. Rest in peace Sonya Massey.
Fucking cops aren't nothing, but bullies with badges.
@@Donscottmusiccops are not bullies. Bullies aren't systematic. The police are. The police is nothing but a tool for suppression
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
1990: Gangsters tried to be rappers.
2020: Rappers try to be gangsters.
RIP George Floyd
Lmfao
@Juan Gonzalez that's facts bro
2045: Gangsters try to be gangstars
its 1988
2020: clowns try to be rappers*
it’s not fair how my mother got this and i got gucci gang🤦🏽♂️
Ba ha ha ha ha.....best comment
Copied comment :/
Underrated
@@analconda69 If chick told you I LOVE YOU, You gonna say Copied ?
@@MethmalDhananjaya no?
The 1.8k dislikes are from the police
33
Fuck off
40
Haha
Lmmfao💯🤣🔥
Crazy Ice Cube wrote this when he was 19 years old. He is a legendary and iconic rapper. I still listen to him in the year 2024 and I will continue to listen to him. 👑♥️🔥.
So did REN. They’re only one day apart same age. 😊
Dont forget never lose your freedom of speech. This here defines real hip hop cuz their speaking the truth which the world need to hear more everyday.. damm still one of the greatest NWA Tracks ever.
They have any epic tracks
All dislikes are the F.B.I and cops
BRuh
My dad is a police officer :/
@@Mrpotato21039 why u listening to fuck da police then 😂💀
BlAcK HeArT 😂
@@blackheart3719 i like the music
One of the best songs of all time
True
Wtff NWA actually hearted your comment
Verdade amigo ✌🏿❤
And most infamous.
This made the Rolling Stones list of the 500 best songs ever heard
I don't understand why but old hip hop instrumentals go HARD 🗣️🗣️
stop speaking brainrot style thats ruining comment section
Everyone gangsta until N.W.A. shows up
You forgot Bone Thugz N Harmony, Ice T, 2pac, Run DMC and Public Enemy.
fr though my nigga
Everytime gangsta until N.W.A shows up
@@gradyparsons6678 plllll
Rest In Peace George Floyd. Bopping this song the entire day
ice cube was right the hole time
at first I thought that’s just their “teen” stage and they tryna be cool and shit but they’re right the entire time.
Yup
True shit the whole time
Toy Nerds dude, you delusional.
I was lucky I was at two of their concerts and it was mind blowing. This was a new style of music and hearing them live was intense. When the bass dropped it turned into a large house party you NEVER wanted to leave. ✌
you're so lucky
Damn, that's dope bro
@@eritz412 mkm9mmk9pokkk90lmkm0mklkkplp9
Holy smoke, lucky. I bet people went crazy.
😮❤
My dad as a White man, singing fuck the police back in the day, in the meadows Nottingham... Was legendary back in the day! Love that guy! This was 1989 👊🏻😎✌🏻❤️
This song never gets old, no matter how much I listen, I never get bored.
I didn't realize how good this song and MV are, the looks, the vocals, the storyline, the production, and everything. They put so much effort on this.
This song was their masterpiece ppl on Facebook asked which one was best FUCK THE POLICE OR FIGHT THE POWER OF PUBLIC ENEMY.
Fun fact: anonymous hacked Chicago police radios to play this😂😂😂😂😂👮🏻🔫😎
Anonymous was disbanded a while ago most of them are either dead in jail or working with the fbi
Wendy’s Fast-Food theyre back lol
Carl Johnson from San Andreas u do know that they arent the legit anonymous . The group got disbanded. And the original anonymous wouldnt do this they were just there for the lulz.
Kenzie TheEmoTrash no they aren’t. There is an RP twitter profile that gained some traction because people thought they were the real anonymous but who ever runs it is not the real anonymous
@@jamesbourgeois4990 no the remaining anonymous members don't hack anymore since they lost all trust in each other after some ex members that got caught snitched on each other
Remember NWA wrote this BEFORE cell phone cameras. Imagine the horrors black ppl experienced with no 'witnesses' 😥
Cameras been a thing since 1816 dumbass
wrtl8 they said cell phone cameras, not everyone owned a camera or carried one about with them
@@e.scrappo2388 well people are witnesses dumbass
wrtl8 you sound mad because I corrected you lol, what white police officers are gonna take these people that were most likely black seriously with no proof of what they were saying, why you trying to defend what was so obviously systemic racism
*why are you
Its mad when ever this tune comes on everybody starts rapping the lyrics. Its crazy because at school I couldn't memorise anything but I know the lyrics 20 plus years later . Goes to show if enjoy something you will learn.
My dad always used to play this album in our car when I was 5 regardless if mum was in the car or not, thanks for the great music taste dad 😂🙏
W MELVINA ST
Ur 8?
@@6ixx_ztg_is this a joke lol
@@stevenburst374 idk cuz he said he was 5 3 yrs ago because the song came out 3yrs ago
@@6ixx_ztg_ if you’re not joking then this song is from the late 1980s iirc
This song has aged like a fine wine.
We need to appreciate the legends that are still alive RIP Eazy
Cube and Dre are alive
And both are still rockin'!
Cube's last album (Everythangs Corrupt)
And Dre's last album (Compton)
Both was 🔥🔥🔥
wasim reza what about Mc ren and yella?
@@hypercumstone44 fuck all of em Cube was the only real one. the rest were sell outs
@@hypercumstone44 still appreciate N.W.A. to hell an back an shit but they really did suck up to the same mfers they bitched ab
@@mordecaidance8981 when you watch the nwa movie
Feeling this in the UK
Yep, same here in birmingham
UK is not for N's
This song came into my head after seeing the footage of George Floyd being choked out. #ftp
Same here
Same
Same bro
Same u.u
Rip George Floyd 😭
"Black police showing out for the white cop."
Rings true as always
Oo
👎
Those black cops probably got a father growing up... just sayin', this a banger though.
@@ricardogunnz2 Nah, those sambo's just wanted to fit in.
@@ricardogunnz2 *Shut the hell up.*
Still so damn good after all these years! NWA forever!
Vh1
@@terrellrobertson2258 hell fuckin yeah! 💯
NWA for life rip to easy E ❤
@@terrellrobertson2258They should have made a video for this classic
I'm 41 and mainly into rock. Got turned onto this by the movie. I love NWA! Peace and love from South Africa.
Listen to Bone Thugs N Harmony….
This is exactly what I'm experiencing right now too
THIS IS WHEN HIP HOP HAD A HEART, NO FEAR🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Wait I thought it was rap
@@adamatomic9555hip hop is rap
@@aidenlucas3271he a youngin idm
Mhm
@@aidenlucas3271isn't it the other way around? I always thought of rap as hiphop, while hiphop isn't necessarily rap... Alr imma google it
White people after signing petitions and posting a black square.
You say white people it is more white 15 year old girls
cat eats owl that’s so true lol
As if that’s an issue lmao thank you to people who are signing petitions
Shoujo Tingz I have a permanent black square. It’s called the tv that I don’t watch. There is always youtube and NWA
tolani I never said it was an issue.
Bloods or crips, black or white, rich or broke we all have the same enemy!!!
The system
fax nigga
God damn straight! If we stood together, we could sweep them aside in ONE DAY!!!
both parties because the elites and government will never give a single hell about you, matter of fact those 800,000 missing children in the US usually end up in their sick rings, both parties and horrid.
The fact that you had the audacity to spell Crips wrong:' come on man
R.I.P Sonya Massey 🙏🏾
Dad: we cant light fireworks in city limits
Kid: why not
Dad: the cops
Kid:
Fuk da police
Fuck da police
NWA are legends Still relevant to this day
YEA
Fuck yea
right ❤
I remember back when this came out and they were being investigated by the F.B.I. That's how you know you made a statement 👉
Omg really?
@@reid2402 dude literally just watch straight outta Compton
@@tomislavtasic3198 i was gonna say that LMAO tureee
Reid Baio yep they was
IKR I was like dammmmmmn
Hinds Hall brought me here
same here, i always repeat hind's hall then come here, it's mandatory.
RIP Tyre Nichols. This song still stays relevant
Most definitely
Totally and even it gives a middle finger to blue bloods as well. That show glorifies police brutality
"Black police showin out for the white cops" Rise in Power Tyre, Fuck Racist Police
I hope something tragic happens to one of those Officers one day and imma walk up to their faces and stick the middle finger singing “f the police” RIP Tyre Nichols🕊🕊🙏🏿🙏🏿
When I saw who it was who had done it, I couldn't help but think "Black police showin’ out for the white cop".
NWA truly the goats of the hip hop game, mainly Cube... He doesn't get nearly the recognition he deserves amongst the new crowd.
One of my rap goats 😊😊
This just shows how nobody changes RIP EazyE
First Freddie, then Easy-E??
@Armor king both died from AIDS
@@mofasserarafat289 Eazy-E “supposedly” died of aids.
@@whatdyoudotomydrink9364 whatchu mean “Supposedly”? 🤦🏾♂️ Boi, Eazy-E did die from AIDS
Who else still yelling F tha Police in 2024?
Me
I really hope he sings this on his Canadian tour.
In 2024 and beyond , I'm going to keep saying that. F the police. I'm tired of all authority in NC f ing with me.
Dead people
@@user-tq7qf1re4d what city NC
“Black police showin’ out for the white cop” chills literal chills
Greatest Gangstar rap
NWA for life
Still holds true today 🤷♂️
Weediquette
George Floyd, say his name.
I just watched a video about it
FUCK THE POLICE
F12
What who is that what just happened
Fuck the police
Good song to vibe to when in a 5 star police chase
😂
This is my absolute favorite song!!!
If u listen closely, U'll notice dat N.W.A weren't quite a big fan of Police
They used to harrassed them alot that's why
thanks for pointing it out i couldnt really understand it
No shiz Sherlock
I was having a bad day till I read this. Thank you so much.
I noticed that too thank u
The "rappers"of today...
They never came close to these legends.
Concordo 👏🏿
Stop hating on the new generation. Plenty of top rappers in the present, y’all just focus on the negatives
Exactly.
This music was so good that it transcended race and colour. The lyrics are so powerful and clever because it described what was happening on the streets of not just America but a lot of other countries as well. We had problems with the authorities singling out certain young people here in England in the 1980’s and early 90’s. This still sounds fresh today.
Here in Indonesia, we have the same problem. Our police had been rotten to the core. Drugs, violence, guns-for-hire etc.
@@bramantyoprahoro7284 corruption, silencing voices who want to tell the truth, with Brigadier Joshua being the most recent one. our police force truly is a corrupt organization, Hoegeng truly was the only policeman with some ounce of integrity
I suspect I got singled out in the 90's for driving a GTA Trans Am, while being a long haired male. Claimed he put my plate in wrong but asked for my info anyway. I wish I would've told him to piss off and to run it again but I was taught to respect authority. Was pulled over right in front of my dad's house. I should've just parked and went inside.
Or a pig-colored non-racially singled out nor singled out period, by similarly sunscreen dependent colored things with 2 legs each (I won't disgrace actual and by nature wonderful piggies by calling policetoids such a name). Though I loved (born 1979)) the song since I was a kid, it's taken on a whole new and also literal carnal joy since 2019 (DK, not US, YMMV). This coming from someone who's former (till 2017) neighbor was a cop and one of the nicest people I've ever met. I don't hate them all, but my default emotions have, by no fault of my own,become the polar opposite of warm and fuzzy.
Exactly.
Salute to NWA been listening to NWA for 30 years
One of the most timeless tracks ever created ❤️
Facts
This song is a historical source. Years from now it'll be studied as a historical piece of social context for that particular time in history. And also proof that rap once existed.
Perfectly stated. Rap once existed.
kendrick lamar is amazing stop trashing new rap it's stupid
I have loved NWA since a young age I started listening to it when I was about 11, five years later they still haven’t gotten old.
All there songs are just amazing, no autotune and no rainbow hair just cold hard rap.
I’d say I have spent about 8 months straight of my life listening to these artists and I do not regret a second of it.
R.I.P Eazy E fly high 🕊🕊
Somos 2
NWA, westcoast connection, Eminem, 50 Cent, Snoop, busta rhymes, coolio, DMX can have and will always be better then the new shit coming out
@@GeorgeW21290ya but the new shit that is coming out is because alot of kids now a days like that so alot of people are going that path because they will do what works for them but there are still some artists that are like the artists you just mentioned
@@GeorgeW21290eminem>>>>>>
Cube and Ren just kill it. Production is off the chart.
what about Eazy E Bruh
White basic girls after posting a black square:
its all fun and games until the day after they even say hi to a nigga and the day after
🤚🎨🤚
"BASIC GIRLS" LMAO 😭
Yup
those are the people who grab their bags when a black guy walks by
@ yeah but its changing nothing at all
This gone hit the charts again
I agree so much
Lol
This song aged so well with everything going on in britain right now.
Thats what I'm here listing again and again...
You ad Europe here.
We have been betrayed by our own countrymen!
There's no single verse in this song that isn't full of truth. A timeless song
Can still rap the whole thing after not hearing it for over 5 years. So proud.
Well done 👏
Good job
Same haha this white chick has a few muted words lmao.
I just felt like comin back and listening to the og songs.
They don't make songs like this anymore
Old school rap is always good to listen to better then today's rapper's
That's just wrong
Legendary, I wish this new generation followed the path off this guys pure legendary
They do lol
I’m 11 and I love N.W.A their the best ever
They do and try but it will never be or live up to what it was… no matter how good they are this was a different era that can not be duplicated it was truly a unique time in history
Gen z
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@dominicorona5694 Trigga, you're not even old enough to use CZcams (I ain't black so I ain't saying that word)
*"they put up my picture with silence, because my identity by itself causes violence"* the sheer POWER in that line,,absolute fucking legends
damn right
Eazy muthaphucking E!
yupppp RIP legend!!
Yeah
@@samuelduarte5179 i am Eazy E
@@eazye7292 nooooon c moiiii
@@saikou933 wsh tes la toi mdrrrr
Doesn’t matter which year you’re listening in, because fire never burns out
speak a little truth and people lose their minds-Ice Cube
R.I.P Eazy E, the realest Muthaphuckin' G 🙏
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R.l.P Eazy E, the realest Muthaphuckin G 🙏
Lol he died cuz he sucks
@@palhairthegreat7643 Lol he died cuz he sucks
Aids ass nigga
I long for the day where I'll listen to this music and I will not think "this song is still relevant"
This one of the hardest songs ice cube ever wrote
Especially in Memphis!!
Kiss my ass you murderous bastards!! Beating your own kind to death!!
I’m white and I say F F f fuk da po po !!
Southern Memphis scary as fuck.
Memphis is the real deal. A straight up war zone.
*"Black police showing out for the white cop"*
This is racism
@@semamor.S.A ? Where? 😂
fax
@B Rad fucking dumbass everyone can be racist dumbass
Sixthree it’s obvious he’s being sarcastic
RIP George Floyd. Here cause Minneapolis on Fire!! The People are the Power!
Next the Whitehouse
They're protesting there right now, taking to issue somewhere it can b changed
I’m not really sure George would have wanted that
@@troythegodd6988 I really don't think the average person here would even put some thought into saying stuff like this.
rip george floyd, druggy criminal
Hitting 50years old and never stopped loving this shit ❤😊
Esta es y sera la mejor cancion, No importa tu edad siempre la escucharas xq NWA son LEYENDAS!!!!!
MARANATHA
Asi es broo, En Especial porque el difunto Eazy-E que en paz descanse, Le da ese toque especial, Es Mi favorito lastima que esta muerto.
🔥🔥🔥🔥
@Dvid pues si bro hace 27 años falleció Eazy-E, Murió porque le inyectaron sida😪
@Dvid tristemente si, de sida
This song was being played in Seattle last night.
This song will always be timeless. Still relevant to this day.
1988 im 21 years old and im like omg whats This & i was hooked and a metal head 🤘 this was huge in 88 the god fathers rap 💯 u can't touch this no contest!
It's 2050. You are probably just getting into your teens. You have heard this track and feel it deep within.
Well, we felt this about 50 years before you.
And.. we still do!
R.I.P. George! 🙏😢
Congrats to George Floyd for 4 years of sobriety!
Aged well 💀💀💀
This song still applies today.
Yeah
Skunky Budtoker totally 💯
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Facts
Probably more than it did then
2024, saw the movie with ice cubes son! i love n.w.a now
This should’ve been on radio for west coast classics
There’s like 3 N.W.A. Songs on WCC
W1LF3RD W4LRU5 I know but not this song this is perfect for GTA 5
R.I.P BREONNA TAYLOR AND ALL OTHER BLACK WOMEN VICTIMS OF POLICE BRUTALITY
What about Georgie
Black men too
That happened right here in Louisville Kentucky
And men
Breonna was a part of a major drug enterprise she wasnt an angel, do some research
Ladies and Gentlemen, we meet again. Welcome.
Yes I still feel the same way rest in power to Sonya Messy
Never heard this song before. Utter quality. The bgrnd music, the rap, the attitude the chorus. 100%
How have you never heard this damnn
@@anotherhappylanding4746there’s always a first for everyone
agree, but… it’s like… you don’t know smoke on the water? how?