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I heard your but spending a lot
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capitalize, got my woman and my
baby living there is hard man. You

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know everybody can't do what you do. Really, what I do is getting

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played out right? What the money? You're gonna be so ruthless because I'll

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make the few changes. Where do
you think you're going to get back in

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the house ruined? Got to talk
to my mind's like that. You got

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to change change the situation? Would
you take it? Just hit that first?

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Be hard? Are you cruising down
the street all right? Cruising down

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the street in my sixth foot Hey, I was dope. You listening to

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competents very own ice Q easy and
doctor dre. I gotta tell you you

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are witnessing history. People are scared
at you, guys. You have a

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unique voice. The world needs to
hear. They're going in w A that's

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kill him in w way, stand
out of your mother. This is only

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the tip of the iceberg. Gentlemen, what's going on? We ain't having

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that bag? You can't even you
can't take that in the bus. I

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gotta the songs, Glamori gangs.
Our art is a reflection of our reality.

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You guys are supposed to be somewhere. These are artists. Rap is

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not an art You cannot come down
here and wrap my clients because of what

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they look like. The promister.
That's gonna be different coming up. Listen.

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To be honest with you, I
don't know anything about hip hop,

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but I know that you're special.
You want to be involved with these gangs

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in life. Here we go speaking
of the truth and people use their mind.

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This isn't the crips and blood.
This is a threat from the federal

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government. Want to come up?
Plus what a I got some messay so

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we can keep going. Man,
we can take over the guy Dawn who

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Believe Believe the Top. In nineteen
eighty seven, a music group was formed

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when five men had a vision of
bringing the reality of their life in Compton,

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California to the masses. These men, Easy E, Doctor dre Ice

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Cube, mc wren, and DJ
Yella used their lyrics and beats to rise

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to the top of the American music
scene. Although their run together was only

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two years, they created a timeless, an enduring legacy that is the subject

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of this week's film review. Released
in twenty fifteen, directed by f Gary

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Gray, Straight Out of Compton tells
the story of the rise and fall and

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legacy of the rap group NWA.
The film stars Paul Giamatti, Jason Mitchell,

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Corey Hawkins, n O'Shea Jackson,
who portrays his father Ice Cube.

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The best way to start this review
is with the beginnings of this group,

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and who better to tell that tale
than the producer Doctor Dre. In this

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interview, he talks about how the
group started, the film him and Ice

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Cube were executive producers, and the
telling of the tale of the late Easye,

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who died in nineteen ninety five due
to HIV AIDS related complications. I

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was living with my mom and you
know, at that time, her idea

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of what my future was gonna be
didn't agree with my ideas. So I

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decided to leave and go spend some
time at my aunt's house, which happened

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to live two houses down from Cube, and that's how we met. And

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you know, we used to make
mixtapes and do different things in the garage

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and what have you. And what
we would do was take popular songs at

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the time and Cube would change the
lyrics and make them dirty. The craziest

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part about this revolution that we started
is this album Straight out of Compton was

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only done in six weeks five days
a week's studio time, you know what

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I mean, at three hours a
day, you know. So it was

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crazy how this happened, and it
just let me know how powerful I could

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be. I'm like, damn,
if people are buying this, wait till

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I really get a chance to get
in the studio and some real equipment,

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with some real time. It was
one of eighteen kids picked out of three

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thousand to go to Juilliard, so
that tells you a little bit about what

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his talent is and what his capabilities
are. But he's doing an amazing job.

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But overall the movie is just freaking
me out sometimes, you know what

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I mean. It's just it's just
weird watching watching my character being portrayed.

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But it's a really cool thing.
Around the set, it's just been all

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love. We've been in some really
really rough areas in Compton and it's South

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Central and it's just been nothing beloved, nothing beloved man. And I'm you

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know, and I really appreciate that, you know. And we're gonna make

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the city proud because this movie is
gonna be something that's incredible, and I'm

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excited about it with Easy. It
was really important to me that we got

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his story right and we made and
we represented him in the right way,

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you know what I mean. It's
you know, I've read some things where

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people were saying that we might be
attacking or something like that. It's just

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that's just stupid, you know what
I mean. Easy was a very close

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friend of ours, where we've gotten
comments from his family that and they've actually

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been on set. You know,
I actually wanted to be here to make

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sure I gave it the right energy, to make sure everybody knew that I

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was serious and I'm really behind what
we're doing here. I also wanted to

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make sure that these certain intricacies don't
get missed a skip, because no matter

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how many stories we tell, and
no matter what the script is, when

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you start shooting it, there might
be like small little things that you would

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only know if you were there that
matters in the movie. So I was

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here for that as well. Where
NWA excelled was their ability to paint a

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picture of their life. They dealt
with firsthand police brutality, gentrification, the

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horrible effects of Reaganomics, and racial
profiling. Our next two clips are examples

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of this. First, the group, while recording the album Straight Out of

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Compton, are harassed by local police
and torrents just for simply standing outside the

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recording studio until they are passionately defended
by their manager, Jerry Heller played by

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Paul Giamani, And then, in
a brief clip, the group answers questions

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at a press conference following their arrest
for performing the song at the police at

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a concert in Detroit. You guys
lost, supposed to be somewhere. Yeah?

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Here we working? Oh? You
working? Yeah? I bet what

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we do we'll find out in a
minute. When you group, get your

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ass on the ground. Now,
get on the ground, on the ground.

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We're supposed to do with this ground? What we do? Hey,

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get out, get on the ground. Now you get your podcast on the

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ground. Let's go ends behind your
back, interlock your fingers. You got

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us on the ground like this for
Officer, partexture seventy four of us sit

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tight and let us do our tail. Officer. I'm sorry, what is

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going on? Can you stay right
there? Please? We're trying to check

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these bangers. Make sure they're cleaning
all right. I'm sorry. These are

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not bangers, okay, these are
artists. Excuse me. Artists? Yeah,

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out seriously, Yeah, what kind
of artists? Rappers? And they're

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working with me in the studio right
now. Well, see, rapping is

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not an art And I'm sorry,
who are you? I'm the manager.

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Well you're wasting your time, mister
manager, you're wasting your time. These

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clients are yours, these rappers,
they look like gang members. You can't

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come down here and arrest people just
because of what they look like. Are

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you crazy? But that's police harassment. You said you're a manager, right,

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yeah, does that matter? You
cannot come down here and harass these

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guys because they're black. Back,
I'll step back. You let them up.

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Get up, guys, come you
don't kill them, just get up.

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Have no idea. The people ain't. Now I'm gonna call the mayor's

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off. Step back now, get
up, get up now. Okay,

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you your people in line now.
The press conference and y'all just got a

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snapshot of how Americans really feel.
We gave the people a voyage, We

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gave the people truth. Yeah,
but your songs, they glamorized the lifestyle

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of gangs, guns, drugs.
Our art is a reflection about reality.

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What you see when you go outside
your doing. I know what I see

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and it ain't glamorous. You get
ak's from Russia and cocaine from Columbia and

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ain't None of us got a passport, so might won't check the shus.

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Next question, will you be more
careful about what you say how you say?

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Freedom of speech includes rap music right
when we exercise in our first Amendment.

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As far as of concern in the
government wrote that bite the involvement of

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the estate of Ease and the other
surviving members of nw A. The film

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had controversy upon release. This was
mainly due to the alleged depiction of manager

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Jerry Heller. Heller himself felt it
was a false, stereotypical depiction of white

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managers of African American groups. He
also accused the group of lifting stories from

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his autobiography Ruthless to put in the
film. He filed the lawsuit two months

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after the release of the film.
In two years after Heller's death, the

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lawsuit was dismissed. Our last two
clips are the start of the downfall of

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NWA. First, Ice Cube goes
to sign his contract with Ruthless Records and

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learns the evil side of the record
business, and then Dre confronts Eazye regarding

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Heller's practices. Good to see Cube, I could barely see you. Jerry,

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Okay, I know that you have
been very eager to sign a contract

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with Eric's company, Ruthless Records Company, NHL Company too. It's incorrect.

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It's not my company. I work
for you. You work for me.

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Uh huh. I've made that clear
from the beginning. All right, cool,

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So I could take this to a
lawyer or somebody, right, cub.

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Those guys are paid to make trouble. They're gonna create problems where no

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problems exist. Jerry, you know, I don't know what none of his

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lead, all right, none of
us do. We're gonna need a lawyer

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before we sign an everybody else has
already signed. I thought you knew this.

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You're the only one who hasn't.
There's also this seventy five thousand dollars

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to sign the contract, and all
this money is yours. That's my money

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anyway, Jerry. I earned that
money now. I wrote a lot of

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his songs. We've been performing on
this tour for months, selling out shows,

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selling records. I know it's plenty
of money. Really, Jesus Christ,

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give me my money, Jared,
how the hell do you think this

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works? How the hell do you
think all of this gets paid for?

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The hotel rooms, the tour buses, security, the parties, all this

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You think it gets paid for.
You think it's free. Why are you

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doing this now? If we were
so good, why didn't you give us

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contracts in the beginning? Because nothing
is a sure thank yoube, Even a

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great talent can crash and burn.
Too much ego, too much access,

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too many expectations, intends to own
things. You want to keep that in

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mind. It's Eric's company, right
by Jerry. Now, doctor dre leaves

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the group he helped create. So
what's up? He talked to me.

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Sounded pretty worked out. Yeah,
no, you don't like hearing it's about

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Jerry. We gotta get rid of
that. That's really why you came here.

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That's really been happening since the beginning. I had some people look into

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this. I ain't been getting my
fair shit. Do you even know why

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you're rich? Though? Do you
know why you got a big ass house

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and you ain't sleeping on your auntie
couch no more? Because Jerry made that

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possible for us. He kicked down
the door for that happened for us,

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and you just gonna turn your back
on it. What you killed? Now,

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you was right, fool. You
look at the papers man and you'll

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see what they're talking about. And
forget about Jerry Man. You keep talking

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about Jerry, this Jerry that we
didn't make it because of Jerry. We

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made it because I don't. And
we keep going. We can own the

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goddamn world. We just can't with
him no more. Man. We started

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this NW eight. It's wanted to
be right, that's what you think,

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right, turning your back on somebody
after all he'd done for us, You

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mean all he done for you?
Right? Look at me, Look at

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me. When tar He died,
you said we was always going to be

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brothers. I guess you forgot about
that. Let me start my own company

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with sug Nighty. I thought we
were brothers man music. Biopics are nothing

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new in film, but this film
shifted how they are viewed. They are

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mostly looked at as fictional accounts.
The broader picture is true, however,

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dramatic liberties are taken, but this
film is the exception because it was done

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by those that lived it, Unlike
Notorious in All Eyes on Me biopics about

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the late rappers Notorious Big and Tupac
Shakur, respectively. These are not secondhand

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accounts. They are first hand tales
of the rise and fall of the first

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rap supergroup, and the story is
masterfully told, and it's told by those

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that lived it. The mere fact
that even today the lyrics, visuals,

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and ideas NWA still presented are a
part of the fabric of popular culture are

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a testament to the influence and sheer
greatness they exude. They change not just

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rap music, but music in general
by presenting a reality that we didn't know

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outside of after school's specials or articles
in local newspapers. It wasn't bubblegum pop

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or cookie cutter rhymes that dominate did
the rap scene at that time. It

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helped launch the rap careers a Doctor
dre Ice Cube Easy into the stratosphere.

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The film is the afterward of their
success, and it's our privilege that they

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are the ones that were able to
share it with us. I hope you

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join me next week when we look
at the much maligned, however lately appreciated

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David Lynch film Dune. You are
now about to witness the strength of streaming.

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Now for w m n H and
Matt Connorton unleashed. This has been

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a classic filmer. You wit,
Derek Pilcher stry out to count. This

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is a crazy webman. Nice two
from the Stupidelpe game would have gone off.

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I gotta thought off ignolican, what
hond up dude to what you get

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with me? The believe it gonna
have to come and get me off.

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Delf bat that's going now for the
sun. The dun brothers. That's showing

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them so stuck and mumble. They
want a bumbo pick a man's cook him

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in a pot like go bo going
off on everybody like that with face that's

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stuffing in your face. So give
it up, spool, ain't no telling

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when I'm down for a tack move. Here's a matter of rack to give

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your dancing with a clime making life
saut dancing yoke slafe. What's the sound

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of my tool? Now you know
that I'm about to have the fool mean

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you can go toe to toe,
no makee I'm kno gonna suck just out

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the box to daily, jo week, leave, monthly and year lead up

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to the whole damn world seats clear
leaf that I'm damned put the capitol sixty

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pease, boy, you can't step
to me, so win them in your

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neighborhood. You better cut down because
I killed a damn so fuck them down

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as I leave, leave my stuff
then, but when I come back board,

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I'm coming straight out of town to
cop what's up? Tell them when

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you first train out of counting with
his finger on the trigger the posts,

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I taking out my repeets figure I'm
a roof fis filling and you know this,

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but it's sUAS. Then the public
gonna show this, but I don't

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really care. I'm gonna make my
snaps about from the records attacking a craft

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to Slake Bird books, the definition
is jacking, but win the legally yarmis

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go back, get back a food
out in the set about somebody talking trash

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and put them at check. So
if you got the show when the front

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row, I'm gonna brought you a
sucker. If you don't go with the

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float, he probably get mad like
the fucking supposed too. But that shows

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me yo, y'all composed to a
crazy Lott brother from the street had a

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tool legit, because I'm ready to
hey that you ran controls the automatic for

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any fool in my way. It
start static to buy the right hand because

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I'm an itself every time I'm gonna
hey kill the show that the current is

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Max the more man that's a wall. Paulian fels n butt off wrong seem

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that people don't know if he has
a villain. The definition is clear,

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Yore. The winners of a killing
just take it played without a clue.

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And once you're on the scalpe,
you know your look. You might take

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it as a trip. But a
brother like where it is on the gas

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the tips pit on a constant cot
Easy is his name and the boys coming

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front of the constant. It's a
brother that don't fuckingh mother, goof the

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makeing sisters think of my father to
dangerous John's brother raps in pill the never

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aver said God to make fails.
Y'all don't really care. That's the problem.

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When I see it's for this,
I don't die jump when I'm starting

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they love free while from when I
see the boss plast my smile to me,

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it's kind of funny the attitude showing
something's driving. But then on whether

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hell it going just both man's looking
brother one of the caukis, but here's

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the flash that never sees me.
Ruf. This never seem like a shadow

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in the dark, he said when
I was lost. You see it's bucking

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tuck old girl hesitation and then the
screa. One of the last administration is

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Fellers. Those gust to win and
no objective and don't even remember reading.

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No wonder people pet to what the
fucking girls got shocked. I don't think

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I give a damn about a girl. I in the sucktimes. This is

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the autob hospale up and the ever
message. Then you get to text this

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by Stuard Dope brother whose brothers weren't
to the mother. Here spread out of

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Compton, Compton. That's the way
it goes in the city of Compton. Boy