Who Was The Real Gangster In NWA?
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Cube represents Street Knowledge, Not Gangbangin'
It's a difference
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You think Cube had street knowledge? He might’ve hung around guys in the hood maybe.
Why was he Crip walking then?
Same reason bow wow use to...for entertainment @@ZYaKnoe249
ZATINTHEODORE 🗽
Cube said I don't bang I rock the good rhyme
Explain his song content after 1993 tho.
@ZYaKnowho cares lol,e249
@ZYaKnoe249 he never said he banged, all his friends do 111 crips facts
I liked Cubes content when he was more political than gangsta. Same with 2Pac. Everybody always say All Eyez on Me was PAC’s best album but I disagree… Me Against the World was his best album.
"The whole scenario reminded me of good times"....
Once upon a time..
Classic album that Amerikkka's Most Wanted was...
So we're still playing dumb? There are Neighborhood affiliates. It's not rocket science. Cube is a family man that stayed out of the news (trouble with the law) and got his bread. What good has being a "real gangster" done for anyone anyway? He raised his family, that's what's important here
Exactly
Right, not that hard!!! And bottom line at this age who cares who was the real gangsta? Dude 60 still worried about that bullshit.
He’s realer than most for that, it was literally a 9-5
See someone woke up the real ones ...over here ..most the people act like they don't know what "affiliated " means that's why the police , government -real opps, thrive on us because of ignorance, affiliated means socialize with, do business with, partnership with, but still remaining your own entity, or business, and doesn't take away from learning street knowledge or ability to perform sed tactics , you can sell dope. You can pimp. You can scam , etc...and positive things without claiming a color , let that die
Word
Eazy-E was the real gangsta in NWA and errone knows this
Mc ren
@@jasondawson92 I said this in the post after this one
Ren ran the streets but he didn’t like the results of it. He wasn’t in a gang for too long.
@@mearllee3511 yea I know that he was a Crip also
Easy e is my hero. Not because he was a ganster is because he was only 5 foot and had respect. I'm short in status and I know how hard it is to get respect when your short .
Just because you’re not a banger doesn’t mean you don’t stand 10 toes and handle your business 💯
Same thing I was thinking. 50 Cent is not a banger, but he will handle business.
Ren was known to be down with Kelly Park.
Wow 😲 he was wooaah
I wish they would tell his story on Straight Outta Compton movie.
because at that time n hood, atlantic drive, south side, and kelly park was one. you’d see them in each other hoods. Late 90s they started in house beefing.
EZ was from Kelly Park not Ren!!! 🤔🙄
@@dontdoda1thang564they both from Kelly Park. Eazy used to be with Atlantic drive a lot too.
Ice cube was gangsta enough to walk into priority records and break everything in his path to get that check. A square ain't going to do all that.
Mc eight sounds bias because ice cube was south central LA & not Compton
He walked in and punkd a bunch of white boys stop it
Nothing in his path could bleed or hit him back
Sometimes being Gangsta is simply standing up 4 what is right, and having the nuttz to stand on it.
Nah… that’s called being a man.
That's just simply being a man, brother
That’s not being a Gangsta… FOOL
@@tbjb009 Thank you.
When we young we think being tough is being in the streets.No Getting right with the Most High.Thats Gangsta.
Eazy and Ren
Facts
What was gangsta about ren
@@AR-pp1zcREN said he gang banged 4 a little bit, but stopped when he realized he wasn't really making no money... So he started rapping
@@AR-pp1zcI was gonna say that 😂
@@AR-pp1zc - do a background check on him & his older brother - Ren’s older brother knew Eazy personally & was the one who connected the two - I read this in a rap magazine Word Up (before XXL or The Source) so if you want to know about Ren do your research because no matter what we tell you sounds like you already got your mind made up
Eazy E- Hustler Drug Dealer
MC Ren - small time hustler
Ice Cube - Reporter street news
Dr Dre - DJ
DJ Yella - DJ
Arabian Prince - dancing music
I love this comment for real
“I don’t bang I write the good rhymes”
-Ice Cube
Mc eiht is a real dude u been rapping real shit
"I dont bang I rocked the dope rhymes. The whole scenery reminded me of Good TImes" Once Upon A Time In The Projects. Cube never claimed gangbanging.
Th!t good times line had 2 meanings
🧢"Catch a flight to St. Louis That's cool, cause nobody knew us We stepped off the plane Four gang bangers, professional crack slangers"
Nah later on around his 3rd album he did take on a Gangsta persona. And with westside connection.
Born n raised in the 💯 s NHCG western ave no cube was no gang member he was raised wit em though his pops still live in the 111 NHC n of course he was raised in the same Hood as WC which Dub moms still live in the Hood as well. I met Mc Eight back in 2004 at WC record store on the corner of 108th n Western i just so happened to walk in n i saw Eight
How deep the 111’s and 115’s compared to the other n-hoods sets?
@@balls_down_ya_throat456 deep enough to still have our Hood majority of our Neighborhood is still predominantly blacc folks our Territory is not over ran by Hispanics we still here we the original NHC shout out 2 the R100s 113 BCG 107UGC 104HTHC we all family
@@toreano3160Y’all cool with the 40’s 55’s 57’s 60’s and 90’s?
@@balls_down_ya_throat456 most definitely early 2000s we had run ins wit the 90s but we good now . Me personally I have nothing against none of the NHC set's although I do disagree wit how the 60s puttn they business on the internet n dudes who ain't put in no real work in they Hood got alot to say
@@balls_down_ya_throat456 my favorite burger spot master burgers in 40 Hood I love it I'm over that way all the time n that Louisiana fried chicken
Mc Ren was the real muscle u knew that when u listened to his album & my favorite song SAME OLD 💩 CLASSIC MC REN ONE OF THE DOPEST MC EVER NOT ENOUGH FLOWERS
Facts! Ren was always rapping that gangster shitz!! Never commercial. Always on HARD SHIT
Ren is Kelley Park
Cube never claimed but , he can't be a sucker from that ,he from where he from lots a people don't bang but will sock you in yo grill , he represented for everybody and made this gangsta stuff profitable and marketable and for better or for worse look where we at musically today. Love it or hate it cube is that dude on the mic. Shout out 2 nwa and eazy e my favorite all time rapper
I grew up on a farm in Ohio and I never felt like NWA were even trying to be gangsters or promote gangbanging. I knew they were just rapping about their neighborhoods. I will never figure out why people looked at NWA as dudes who were gangsters lol. They were a product of their environment, so their lyrics reflected that. They never even wore colors that were popular with gangs in those communities. They were young black men that used music to better their lives...Sorry if you had crappy parents that didn't instill values in you and you were badly influenced by a rap group. Or you weren't intelligent enough to just be entertained by it lol. People that blame NWA for this and that are the same people who can't accept accountability.
Very well said man 💯
You're 💯 right!
That's why in an interview with NWA in the 80s, they called it Reality Rap. The media ran with Gangsta Rap.
U couldn't have said it better 👍✌️🫵👏
I've never seen Cube throw up the C. I've seen him C-Walk tho...
I don't think what Cube did was a REAL C - walk, more like a gangsta boogie. To me, it ain't real C-walkin if it ain't done like Ghost and S Bone(R.I.P).
Never seen cube c-walk once wheres the clip
@@downfromtheunderground: On YT
I’m like what the hell is dude talking about lol
@@rickimhotep1236damn s cone
If it ain't ruff, it ain't me......
Most underrated song ever!
I think every member of NWA had some level of gangsta in them. Sometimes, the word gangsta has negative connotations. But, everybody from the mailman, grocery clerk, gang member, rapper, or the top corporate executive has some level of gangsta in them. You need that gangsta in you as a natural part of survival. Different situations call for different reasons to bring out the gangsta in you.
💯💯💯
@@itssnoopy333 Gangstarism is a natural part of survival. When different situations arise one must act gangsta as natural part of self preservation. The homeless person on the street is gangsta that's how they survive in that habitat. So, yes 💯 everyone has some level of gangsta. We need to stop putting a negative connotation on that word.
@@Ms.A.Matthews415 for some it isnt acting. When you're 12 selling pounds to 28 year olds with a blade in your pocket, you have to get past the acting and be ready to take a life. When your 13 and doing home invasions wrapping your fingers in tape and covering the bottoms of your shoes, you have to be willing to get out that house no matter what. Theres no acting involved there.
@boyce5994 I never said anything about acting. Everyone has a level of gangsta in them. Being gangsta is just about negativity. it's a natural part of self-preservation. If someone tries to rob you, of course you are about to get gangsta ( self-preservation). The protection of self when necessary so Everyone has gangsta in them. What ones verbage is or how they chose to define it is up to them.
Cube stated on his song "Projects" I don't bang I rock the good rhyme". Cube just gave a view of what was going on in his surrounding. Just like a reporter would do in any major city.
Bro Cube definitely leaned towards the crip side
@@ZYaKnoe249 he did but that's the Neighborhood he grew up in .
Four jheri curl niggas kickin' up dust
And some of them are even lookin' up to us
Wearing our colors and talkin' that gang fuss..
“RHODE ISLAND, CT” is hilarious.. that’s like saying I’m from Nevada New Mexico! 😂😂😂
All the CT guys gonna feel a certain way!
@@thesedaze2381I know I do😂😂
This cat named two states. Hilarious. G'eah!
To our future leaders raised in the hood....it's not only cool not to be a gangsta but it's also very smart!
Eazy-E and MC Ren were both Locs (KCCP).
Mob James would not know if Ren ran with Locs back in the day. Ren also joined the United States Army later on, but his enlistment did not last long.
BTW, we need a MC Ren+MC Eiht album.
WC from 111 too used to see him on imperial with blue khaki suit and blue beanie and blue rag.
Coming from the dude saying cube from somewhere…🤦🏾♂️
He was what they call a sympathizer for the 111. He grew up with all of them and hung out with them on a regular.
Eazy was really like that. So when i saw that scene in Straight Outta Compton where he got marked out i just laughed
How you know that then ? Was you there? ion think you even know hip hop history..
@optimisticmindz2545 Son, everyone that around Eazy Said he was NOT to be trifle with...
did you know eazy?🤣 were you there?
@@ILoveTheAllCreator cap
@@yooaab You low vibrational cats always saying "🧢"
So true everything he said this is why I tell people don’t join a gang be strong as an individual & everyone will respect you.
You don't have to be a "Gangbanger" or blood/crip member to be a Gangster in Los Angeles!
"Blacks alway gaw show dey teefis.." -Ice Cube True To The Game
Good interview. 🤙
This is what Kendrick Lamar was talking about. He said he never really claimed a gang but he's still from Compton so whether you bang or not, you still gotta stay prepared for whatever & keep that banger on you because of the environment. Just because you may not be in a gang dont mean you still cant put in work when necessary. Same thing for Ice Cube, he grew up in the neighborhood so he still had to be 10 toes down & ready for whatever because of the environment he's from. People always like to run with this narrative that just because you ain't claiming a set dont mean you still cant put in work because I know a lot of people from LA that Im tight with & they never claim a set but they definitely still down because once you in LA & you get approached by a gang member, they dont ask you if you bang or not, the first question they ask you is where you from? And thats the nature of LA. & if you from LA, you can't be no punk, thats just what it is
LA LA LA…I’m from dago n we don’t even like LA but it happens. There’s always a choice. Whether u from the hood or the burbs, just do you.
Rather it be LA Atlanta or Africa! You can't be no punk in no hood not just LA. Y'all can't even go to other cities without getting whooped on knock it off with the LA so tough crap
You from la or speaking from other folks experience. Getting banged on is asking if you bang or not smart guy.
Kendrick is from West Side Piru. Listen to songs when he mentions "Duece Line" n "4 Line." 2 cliques in the WSP
And sometimes it don’t matter if you bang or not. If you saw u don’t bang, they gonna ask where you live. Example I got banged on by some jungles told em I don’t bang next thing u know they say where u live, so I told em I lived in the VNG and they was like oh ok
Mc Eiht, the icon. The legend. Your right you didn't have to get put down.
Eiht always been the truth and gone give you straight facts always going to be one of my fave rappers of all time☝🏾
I'm from Rhode Island Connecticut!!!
Eazy, Kelly Park Hustler/Compton Crip
MC Ren - same set (affiliated from his older brother who used to run with Eazy-E)
They mentioned Ren being from Kelly Park a lil bit in Straight Outta Compton film
@@geeknsneaks Yeah they did. Ren didn't actually get initiated in the KPCCS. He was an affiliate though.
His older brother, who ran with Eazy from time to time, was a reputable certified Kelly Park Compton Crip.
In Ren and Eazy 's neighborhood (Southeast-side Compton....where Greenleaf Blvd and N. Long Beach Blvd meet) the Kelly Park Compton Crips and the Neighborhood Compton Crips literally live together, on the same blocks.
You don't gotta be gang member to smoke somebody wita Drako 🤷🏾🤣
Eazy and Ren was KPCC
Ice Cube was the political voice of the group and once he left and did his own thing, you could tell the difference. AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted and Death Certificate are my favorite albums. NWA got dark when Cube left. NIGGAZ4ZLIFE was a dark album with some comedic elements.
I wish Cube would have been around for the second NWA album. He would’ve been a nice addition to Appetite For Destruction, the title track, Approach to Danger, and of course, the Dayz of Wayback. Him , Eazy, Ren and Dre on those songs would’ve been legendary collaborations
And Cube would have been ill on Above the Law’s “Black Mafia Life” . But fate worked out much better because Cube met his favorite rapper, Chuck D, who introduced him to the Shocklee Bros.After that, Cube, the Bomb Squad and Public Enemy gave us the masterpiece, AmeriKKKa’s Most Wanted
I've never seen Ice Cube throw up any C's in Friday.
Not the movie the video
Ren was from Kelly Park
Ice Cube is a song and movie writer entertainer that grew up in 111 NH. He was a spoke person for his section and South Central. The same with Ice T. He ran with the Rollin 30's 40's and 60'. He wasn't a banger but told their stories like a narrator. LA loved him for that.
Ice cube wrote NWA whole straight outta Compton album so that means the story was always from a south central LA perspective because ice cube not from Compton but LA where the crips & bloods originated from south central LA , I don’t understand why MC ren can be a gangsta because he from Compton but ice cube being from LA couldn’t get that same recognition from MC eight , MC eight makin it all about Compton instead of giving LA it’s do respect shit south Central LA king 👑 of Los Angeles county gang culture to be politically correct 💯💯💯
Eazy-E Was The Real Gangsta In N.W.A
NO HE WAS JUST A HUSTLER
@@kharyvines6971You're both right! Eazy was part of the set but during that time the set was mostly hustlers.
OK INTERNET KIDS
THE GANG MEMBERS THAT WASN'T HUSTLING.NWAS BASICALLY FLUNKEYS. nobody BANGS 24/7
@@kharyvines6971you think hustlers don’t do gangsta shit 😂
I don’t know any of them personally so I can not say if they were real gangsters or not… most of these cornballs in the comment section of these videos are always debating and arguing over other men they personally don’t know is kind of weird.
Eazy and Ren were the real gangsters on the group. Ice Cube had hardcore/gangsta lyrics but also socially conscious lyrics as well that represented the west coast.
nah, eazy was a hustler and ren banged for 1 min.
I was in 3rd grade and knew Cube wasn't a real gangster. I could tell based on his stories that he grew up around them and that he was telling their stories. If he did half of the stuff he rapped about, he would be doing life in prison.
Stop lying… you was in 3rd grade when you came to this conclusion.
Shit if he did one thing he rapped about he would be doing life 😂😂
He ain’t the only one.95 percent of the niggas rappin back then wasn’t doin albums worth of dirt and never been to jail.You can’t just single out Cube…
You're talking bout being a 3rd grader and knowing about who was a gangster and who was not?! STFU kid, you was only banging them texbooks 😂😂
He more gangsta then you I bet
All them dudes grew up in Crip hoods. Eazy and Ren were the only ones that got put on
Eazy never got “put on” nor ren. Lol
lol no, eazy never banged he was hustler and ren only banged for a short while.
" I don't bang I rock a good rhyme."
Passing the eye test.
Talking about that six9 cat.
I used to ball with some brothas from Compton back in the day. I remember them telling me Eazy stories. That he hung around the hood, hung around the g’z but that he himself wasn’t a gangbanger ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Cube never exploited gangsta rap, he still talked about real shit and issues on his first 3/4 albums
What was the fourth? Bow down is one of my favorite albums ever. He def kept an image.
Stop it. After 93, he was a gangsta in his raps
Yeah, after 93 was after his 4th album. But i dont think he went overboard on westside connection, he wasnt claiming crip or blood like WC or Mack 10@@ZYaKnoe249
True
@@powwow360he was claiming being a gangsta & crip walking on stage
All those people in the movie working in grocery store... weren't really grocery store workers either 😕😂
Im glad im from Oakland.....i den meet Gang members who was still REAL LIFE BUSTERS! it ain't bout where you from who you wit ....its bout who you is.
Oakland got some of the best artists. I’m jammin mad Bay Area music whether it’s Short, 40, B-Legit, D-Shot, Iamsu, Luniz, Richie Rich, Mac Mall, or Kamaiyah. I got mad love for the Bay! Rest Easy, Oscar Grant and Mac Dre!
@@geeknsneaks you already know...yeah we lil different..I fux wit L.A though we just don't do the whole tough guy by committee deal 😆
This like a boxer being mad cuz Sylvester Stalone played Rocky 😂🤣✌🏾😆🤣
Lolol some people just simple in the head.. they don't understand the details or intricacies of life.. reality is multi-colored and their mind is just black and white.
The host was low key hating on Cube, trying to start sh9t between him an 8....Eight handled it like a G.....
Eazy!!
I'm from Rhode Island, Connecticut LMAO! 🤣😭😭😭
Cube was the hood narrator,he represented for THE HOOD.
he painted the picture of what goes on because he from there. He never claimed no set
He wore black while Mack and Dub wore red and blue. Mack and Dub were claiming colors while Cube was promoting Black unity and the Nation of Islam
@@geeknsneaks right 💯
" I don't bang, I rock the good ryhmes..the scenery reminded me of good times " ...ICE CUBE...nuff said 😎🎤🎤🎤🎤🎤
Once upon a time in the projects... 1990
I was so hurt 1st time I saw Cube in DC at hotel 2001 All Star Game . We saw him come down a flight of stairs . We a bunch of athletes. We saw him at 5”7 my childhood vision of him was crushed. 😂. That’s when I realized all these rappers were small. Some really bout it though. Some just great at story telling. Cube taught us so much about Life, politics, women , dope, sex , hood sh💩t etc
Mr First Power Himself Eazy-E 💯
That intro “First Power” from Str8 off the Streets of Muhphuckin Compton is the most wildest intro of hip hop albums of all times 💯
@@91Definite That Outro Who Will Survive In America From My Twisted Beautiful Dark Fantasy Is The Most Wisest Outro Of Hip Hop Albums Of All Times As Well 💯
TRUE shii @ the "Eye Test" these days.. shii CRAZY smh..
I never saw cube in red colors myself. That says enough
MC Eiht.....my FAVORITE West Coast MC!!
Eazy n MC Ren were really gang members the other members didn't claim a hood or street they wanted to do music.
Even though all of the members were in tough neighborhoods the real gangsters were Mc ren & Eazy e the others are hip hop gangster rap musicians
And that's why it's best to be original as possible.
ENTERTAINMENT
Cube just represented his city/culture
Aight now, in CT in Hartford or Bridgeport or New Haven or Stamford they shooting for real
I never seen cube throwing up a C or a B or any type of gang signs other than the W
OG Eazy .Love you Cuzz
Ice cube is definitely from NEIGHBORHOOD 111
Yeah, but JD, Shorty(Lench Mob) and more importantly WC "certified" him when it came to Crippin'. And then Kam plugged him with certain Gs like Tha Comrades and B-Dawgs like All From Da I
Cube got family members who gang bangs so that makes him an affiliate not a member
@@elijahstraight402wtf you talking about mane ! Cube not from nowhere..stop it
@@kalipooh3388 Obviously you can't read, I said WC "certified" Cube, meaning Dub vouched for him on strength being from that set. Not saying he's down, but he's an affiliate. Not as a gang member
👌🏿PASADENA ON DA CHECK IN👌🏿
I think the thing that was missing out of the convo is that claiming a set with a rag doesn't make you a gangster either and you can be with all the --- without claiming a set or color claiming a color is not the beginning or end of gangster
Ren was a G too he was just the little hommie in the Hood Eazy in the streets since late 70s
Rhône island, Connecticut is wild!😂😂😂
The real Gangster was Jerry Heller...Cause the term "Gangster" started with Italians & Jews..Plus Jerry was pimpin all of NWA...
Right. Those are the REAL gangsters not these guys.
Cube understand
You are
A genius!!!!
Muchly much respect for that
Easy and Ren were the only real street dudes, I like Cube but don't understand the criteria, Cube never did any of the things that he says in his raps, but others get put down or said they are fake because they didn't live that life, but for some reason Cube gets a pass for not living his raps 🤔
You think rappers do what they say in there raps? It's entertainment, cube painted the picture and told us them story's like a street reporter.
@@bigprob8744I kinda lost some respect for Cube when he took the fade from Solo and chin checked. Or before that when Cold 187'um(Above The Law) rocked 🤜
Cube got a pass because he grew up around it and was telling his homies stories thru rap these new dudes faking it because that's what's selling and the labels making them do it
@@elijahstraight402he took Ls from dudes twice his size. He should get the w just 4 taking the fair ones...
@@ceo469 Honestly, Cube was just guilty by affiliation. Though never put in any "work" and indulged in any real street activities to be officially certified. I felt him when he was down with NWA initially and even going solo with Amerikka's Most Wanted. Once the whole Westside Connection phase started with Mack 10 and WC, that's when I felt he was being disingenuous with his hood(111 Neighborhood Crip). Rapping like he was a shot caller with this "Don Mega" persona. Cube talked about the streets in his rhymes, but was never from the streets
I’m from New Jersey, Mississippi
I'm from Rhode Island, Connecticut 🤣🤣🤣
I was always under the impression it was Easy and Ren. I always thought Ren had the best flow in NWA and copped his 1st two solo joints back in the day.
Bear from 89 neighborhood east coast was in the movie colors
I've never seen Ice Cube throw up a C.... He threw up the W. He never said he was a gang banger... But he never was a B---- either 😂
I might be wrong, but, I don't know any song by Ice Cube claiming any set. Now he would rap in third person telling the stories of others.
Come on now ? Rhode Island Connecticut? 😀😀😀 fam!!!
Rhode Island Connecticut
Snoop Dogg is a real crip
Cube🌎✊🏾👑🐐
The eye test😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Rhode Island Connecticut, New Hampshire it’s a real place.
Cube and NWA created West Coast gangster rap so of course he's going to run with it.
Eazy e
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It is what it is or is what it isn't on another note Nhc Mob got that street music subscribe ya ears if not today tomorrow ya heard me listen 2 Nhc Mob
I've seen old-school Polaroids of Ren with a blue rag, throwing up Kelly Park with other reputables from the hood. E & Ren were definitely the realest ones out of N.W.A, for sure.
Eazy e hands down gone but never forgotten still bump him to this day #godfatherofgangsterrap
Only thing i saw cube throw up was the W for westside
Cube always had a white or black bandana
He was Crip walking
@@ZYaKnoe249 so you gotta be a crip just to crip walk.
And once again He said Cube was THROWING UP A C.
Cube NEVER THREW UP A C
And on top that cube used to always wear his black bandana on the right side and crips don’t flag on the right side
@@ZYaKnoe249That wasn’t an authentic Crip walk. The walk WC does is literally a real Crip walk.
I’m from south bentral on the east side and ice cube yella and dre were civilians but eazy and ren was cc
Dre from the east side with his sister that went to Fremont..facts
Not Rhole Island , Connecticut my G 😅
MC Ren of NWA is hardest music rapper in NWA. MC Ren is funny LOL. MC Eiht, MC Ren, Gang Starr(RIP Guru), Willie D of Geto Boys, Foxy Brown, Redman are my favorite music rappers.