I think I played this song so much in 1991/92 the tape began to give. I mean literally the tape just fell through and gave up. It is my favorite West Coast beat as well as NWA song.
MC Ren Wrote on the first album also and DOC. People give Cube a little too much writing credit. Ren had the faster flow of the group and the most villainous and xrated raps.
@@IStevenSeagal lol, that's nonsense. NWA did dopeman before the album came out which was pure ratchet back then. I clearly said ALSO! Cube went more political when he left. He went all the way social and political with his second album. A bitch is a bitch was made by cube. Son that ain't ratchet? Easy album released before the album also and his style is comedy, ratchet and vulgar. I gave Ren the credit many fail to give him. Ren is often overlooked and he wrote his own shit and for the group. So did DOC and Arabian Prince contributed also. They barely get talked about as if Cube did everything.
The D.O.C. took over the writing when Cube left, (Dre's verses) Ren was already writing 25-40% of the time when he first joined in '88. This is why Dre sounds so dope on "Niggaz4Life" & "The Chronic!" Cause The D.O.C. was ghostwriting for them since '88... (Dr. Dre's verses & occasionally Eazy-E's verses)
@nizzy2962 Wrong. REN wrote E's verses on Fuck Tha Police and Gangsta Gangsta. He also wrote almost half of the Eazy-Duz-It cd himself. REN was the primary writer and he ghost wrote Dre verses primarily. Kinda a 50/50 split with E's verses....but you can hear both D.O.C's and Ren's cadence in his verses on the N4L album. Just read the credits bruh. Now The D.O.C ghost wrote the Chronic and Doggystyle albums which is true
@@kennymac2824 You're wrong! Straight Outta Compton (written by Ice Cube, MC Ren, The D.O.C) 2. Fuck tha Police (written by Ice Cube, MC Ren, The D.O.C) 3. Gangsta Gangsta (written by Ice Cube) 4. If It Ain’t Ruff (written by MC Ren) 5. Parental Discretion Iz Advised (written by The D.O.C, Ice Cube, MC Ren) 6. 8 Ball (Remix) (written by Ice Cube) 7. Something Like That (written by MC Ren) 8. Express Yourself (written by Ice Cube) 9. Compton’s n the House (Remix) (written by MC Ren) 10. I Ain’t tha 1 (written by Ice Cube) 11. Dopeman (Remix) (written by Ice Cube) 12. Quiet on tha Set (written by MC Ren) 13. Something 2 Dance 2 (written by The Arabian Prince & Dr. Dre)
Dopeman 1987 started it. But this one was the first non-sampled produced solely by Dre and had a newer flavor for what's to takeover hip hop in the 90's.
@@southsidecompton9668 Exactly like I said. Everyone would start using this style of G-Funk. Even Biggie in the east coast had to use G-Funk in order for him to be "the king of New York". Hip Hop took over music in general after the Chronic album, making Hip Hop the number 1 genre for the first time. That's how influential Dr. Dre is.
For great rap storytelling, you gotta check out classic Slick Rick. He is regarded as one of the greatest storytellers in hip-hop. Specifically, the songs 'Childrens Story' and 'Hey Young World'
The video did match the song. The song is called "A Ni@#a Always into Somethin" They were literally always into something throughout the entire video. And the storytelling was on point based off the title of the song. Dude that gave it an 8 score was looking for a reason not to give them their props🤨
@@danielbeltran5510 MC Ren always wrote his own lyrics in the Straight outta Compton album. MC Ren wrote his own and Dr. Dre's lyrics in "Somethin' like that" & "Comptons in the house" MC Ren wrote Eazy-E's lyrics in "Parental discretion iz advised" The D.O.C wrote Eazy-E's lyrics in "Straight outta Compton" & "Fuck tha police" The D.O.C wrote Dr. Dres lyrics in "Parental discretion iz advised" MC Ren wrote "If it aint ruff"
@@danielbeltran5510 Straight outta Compton (written by Ice Cube, MC Ren & The D.O.C) Fuck tha police (written by Ice Cube, MC Ren & The D.O.C) Gangsta Gangsta (written by Ice Cube) If it aint ruff (written by MC Ren) Parental discretion iz advised (written by Ice Cube, The D.O.C & MC Ren) 8 Ball (Remix) (written by Ice Cube) Somethin' like that (written by MC Ren) Express yourself (written by Ice Cube) Compton's in the house (written by MC Ren) I ain't tha 1 (written by Ice Cube) Dopeman (Remix) (written by Ice Cube) Quiet on tha set (written by MC Ren) Somethin' 2 dance 2 (written by Arabian Prince, Eazy-E & Dr. Dre)
@@calvinwebster2400The D.O.C wrote Eazy-E's lyrics in "Straight outta Compton" & "Fuck tha police" and he wrote Dr. Dres lyrics in"Parental discretion iz advised"
yow this is one of the baddest rap groups that was all real about where they came from.....yowwwww u giving a them 8 something is wrong with bro....this rap nowadays is booty and gold mf dying there hair and saying the badddddd hairdressing nonsence.
When dre said O'Shea - that was a shot at Cube
Yeah that’s ice cube real name I’m glad somebody caught it
Facts
Classic I was bumping the whole album constantly when this came out. Clearly Dre's Top notch production 👍
The production is insane. When Dre and Yella are together, they create some of the most incredible shit.
"He got in the benz and said Dre I was speaking to your bitch o'shea (ice cube)"
I think I played this song so much in 1991/92 the tape began to give. I mean literally the tape just fell through and gave up. It is my favorite West Coast beat as well as NWA song.
It was on that clear cassette tape shit too lol I remember that
@@jekyllynch6168 remember doing surgery on the tapes? If it tore or split in half, taking a piece of scotch tape putting it back together!
@@joeyrogers7017 yes lol
Imagine if Eazy E had a verse on that song
This song was released as a single literally the day i was born 😂 and i have made it my theme song
Hahaha that's cool
MC Ren Wrote on the first album also and DOC. People give Cube a little too much writing credit. Ren had the faster flow of the group and the most villainous and xrated raps.
And you're giving too little credit to Cube. NWA went from important political lyrics to ratchetness and cuss words once Cube left.
@@IStevenSeagal lol, that's nonsense. NWA did dopeman before the album came out which was pure ratchet back then. I clearly said ALSO! Cube went more political when he left. He went all the way social and political with his second album. A bitch is a bitch was made by cube. Son that ain't ratchet? Easy album released before the album also and his style is comedy, ratchet and vulgar.
I gave Ren the credit many fail to give him. Ren is often overlooked and he wrote his own shit and for the group. So did DOC and Arabian Prince contributed also. They barely get talked about as if Cube did everything.
The D.O.C. took over the writing when Cube left, (Dre's verses) Ren was already writing 25-40% of the time when he first joined in '88. This is why Dre sounds so dope on "Niggaz4Life" & "The Chronic!" Cause The D.O.C. was ghostwriting for them since '88... (Dr. Dre's verses & occasionally Eazy-E's verses)
The D.O.C also wrote Eazy-E's verse in Straight outta Compton & Fuck tha police
@@nizzy2962 Correct!!! The D.O.C. also wrote "We Want Eazy"...
@nizzy2962 Wrong. REN wrote E's verses on Fuck Tha Police and Gangsta Gangsta. He also wrote almost half of the Eazy-Duz-It cd himself. REN was the primary writer and he ghost wrote Dre verses primarily. Kinda a 50/50 split with E's verses....but you can hear both D.O.C's and Ren's cadence in his verses on the N4L album. Just read the credits bruh. Now The D.O.C ghost wrote the Chronic and Doggystyle albums which is true
@@kennymac2824 You're wrong!
Straight Outta Compton (written by Ice Cube, MC Ren, The D.O.C)
2. Fuck tha Police (written by Ice Cube, MC Ren, The D.O.C)
3. Gangsta Gangsta (written by Ice Cube)
4. If It Ain’t Ruff (written by MC Ren)
5. Parental Discretion Iz Advised (written by The D.O.C, Ice Cube, MC Ren)
6. 8 Ball (Remix) (written by Ice Cube)
7. Something Like That (written by MC Ren)
8. Express Yourself (written by Ice Cube)
9. Compton’s n the House (Remix) (written by MC Ren)
10. I Ain’t tha 1 (written by Ice Cube)
11. Dopeman (Remix) (written by Ice Cube)
12. Quiet on tha Set (written by MC Ren)
13. Something 2 Dance 2 (written by The Arabian Prince & Dr. Dre)
Jus hard AF to really get into the reaction wit soooo many pauses
One of the best hip hop beats ever it's 2022 and I'm still bumping this song faithful
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M .C REN. &. THE D.O.C DID THE PIN JOB ON THIS ALBUM
Best rap ever...old school rap rules. Thanks guys
I remember this song also being on GTA San Andreas and I used to bump this while I was playing that game
One of Dre’s hardest beats ever.
No cap
And for those who didn't know it O'Shea Is ice cube's real name
The song that started G-Funk
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Dopeman 1987 started it. But this one was the first non-sampled produced solely by Dre and had a newer flavor for what's to takeover hip hop in the 90's.
@@IStevenSeagal True but when you listen to the G-Funk albums of the 90s mostly they sound more like Always into Sumthin.
@@southsidecompton9668 Exactly like I said. Everyone would start using this style of G-Funk. Even Biggie in the east coast had to use G-Funk in order for him to be "the king of New York". Hip Hop took over music in general after the Chronic album, making Hip Hop the number 1 genre for the first time. That's how influential Dr. Dre is.
dopeman is NOT G funk. The basslines that are typical of G funk are missing. And not every G-Funk song has whistles
I give it a ten, because to the day , i listen to it , atleast twice a week
For great rap storytelling, you gotta check out classic Slick Rick. He is regarded as one of the greatest storytellers in hip-hop. Specifically, the songs 'Childrens Story' and 'Hey Young World'
My favorite album
There's a more explicit version of the video where there's added sound effects.
The video did match the song. The song is called "A Ni@#a Always into Somethin" They were literally always into something throughout the entire video. And the storytelling was on point based off the title of the song. Dude that gave it an 8 score was looking for a reason not to give them their props🤨
W reaction 🔥
A subtle Cube diss he never responded to
Checkout NWA's, "A Bitch is A Bitch"
I was 14 when this came out
KOOL G. RAP- "ROAD TO THE RICHES", "ILL STREET BLUES'" & "ON THE RUN". MASTER STORY TELLING FROM A MASTER OM THE MIC!🎤🔥
M.C. REN Wrote mostly all of Eazy-E's parts in their first album. He was the Ruthless Villain
Who told you that? That was Ice cube that did all the writing. Ren wrote everything when cube left.
@@danielbeltran5510 cube was too weak to write that hard hard shit
@@joeltwinx3805 nonsense you clearly don’t know what your talking about. Do your research before coming on here with false facts boy
@@danielbeltran5510
MC Ren always wrote his own lyrics in the Straight outta Compton album.
MC Ren wrote his own and Dr. Dre's lyrics in "Somethin' like that" & "Comptons in the house"
MC Ren wrote Eazy-E's lyrics in "Parental discretion iz advised"
The D.O.C wrote Eazy-E's lyrics in "Straight outta Compton" & "Fuck tha police"
The D.O.C wrote Dr. Dres lyrics in "Parental discretion iz advised"
MC Ren wrote "If it aint ruff"
@@danielbeltran5510
Straight outta Compton (written by Ice Cube, MC Ren & The D.O.C)
Fuck tha police (written by Ice Cube, MC Ren & The D.O.C)
Gangsta Gangsta (written by Ice Cube)
If it aint ruff (written by MC Ren)
Parental discretion iz advised (written by Ice Cube, The D.O.C & MC Ren)
8 Ball (Remix) (written by Ice Cube)
Somethin' like that (written by MC Ren)
Express yourself (written by Ice Cube)
Compton's in the house (written by MC Ren)
I ain't tha 1 (written by Ice Cube)
Dopeman (Remix) (written by Ice Cube)
Quiet on tha set (written by MC Ren)
Somethin' 2 dance 2 (written by Arabian Prince, Eazy-E & Dr. Dre)
I really thought you guys were going to speak on ren dissing cube. He shaid “Dre I was speaking to ya bitch O’Shea” guess u missed it
You gotta do appetite for destruction by them ..🔥🔥🔥
That’s real music 🎶 Eazy E
If you like storytelling you should check out Immortal Technique. Also Cabfare by Souls of Mischief is dope
Listen to their song called real niggas
This album is not an 8.5….it is a 10 and one of the best of any rap group
Check out Dr. Dre and a young Snoop on a fire track: Deep Cover(1991)it's in CZcams
COLD beat all day
My high school shit check out“Niggaz For Life” keep it going
That line " dre, i was talking to your bitch O'shea." I a diss at O'shea Jackson. . . . Ice cube. He walked from n.w.a by this time
Do baby spook - talkin tuff
O’Shea =Ice Cube
The DIC TOOK OVER THE LYRIC WRITING
Doc not dic sorry
@@calvinwebster2400The D.O.C wrote Eazy-E's lyrics in "Straight outta Compton" & "Fuck tha police" and he wrote Dr. Dres lyrics in"Parental discretion iz advised"
1:17 that ollie was weak af
omg
yow this is one of the baddest rap groups that was all real about where they came from.....yowwwww u giving a them 8 something is wrong with bro....this rap nowadays is booty and gold mf dying there hair and saying the badddddd hairdressing nonsence.
calssic nwa song alwayz iont somethin
Just here to see how many times y'all pause n obnoxiously talk over the song.... Never disappointed
Weed 🤤