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MC Eiht Speaks On Special Ed Drink Champs Interview
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MC Eiht Speaks On Special Ed Drink Champs Interview
MC Eiht delves into the buzz around Special Ed's controversial views on NWA, dissecting the undeniable influence of real-life scenarios on hip-hop. Visit our website for more information: smoothcutprodu...
Through this dialogue, he unravels the importance of understanding that every artist is a product of their environment, contributing unique narratives to the rap culture. Dissecting the idea that NWA negatively impacted the community, MC Eiht brings forth the notion that societal issues, like the crack epidemic, existed long before gangsta rap. Furthermore, he touches upon how various artists resonate with different listener groups, alluding to his affinity for those who mirror the realities he's acquainted with.
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Ppl fail to Realize that The Government gave Ice Cube a Strict List of Things He had to write about in NWA’s Songs… The Receipts are Everywhere if We Truly Open Our Blind Eyes… The Movie “CB 4” , which showed Us a Fake Gangsta Image being Portrayed by a Group of Average Guys that wasn’t Gangsta in order to Sell Records….. The Song
“Self Destruction” , which a Group of East Coast Rappers that Decided to get Together to Show Our Youths the Mind State Our Government wanted Our Community to be in at all times that would directly Result in Jail Time or Death for The Black Man & Woman. Now You look at Today’s Results, which We know now that without The Beat Maker for The Group NWA & The Lyric writer for NWA , The Group & Agenda would’ve not been able to Survive so That’s where Dr. Dre & Ice Cube comes to play… Easy E Introduced Dr. Dre & Ice Cube to Agenda that was to be carried out & How much The Deal was Offering… So Of Course Dr. Dre & Ice Cube took what The Agenda’s Deal had to Offer as You can see Today Them Two are Extremely Rich & Famous & Well Protected Financially & Physically but Eazy E knew about The Whole Arrangement from The Beginning & He ver🎉y well was a Bonafide Threat to Spill The Beans about The Deal from The Agenda. That made Eazy a Target Loose End that had to be “Silenced” . It was very easy to See what Happened to Eazy E as a Scare Tactic & MC REN & YELLA got The Hint & got low… But let’s not forget The Biggest Receipt of All hidden right in Plain Sight , Black Men Openly calling Themselves Ninjas With Attitude which was a Major Red Flag 🚩 back then because Nobody I repeat Nobody in Our Community Openly Referred to Themselves as Ninjas in Public.. Hip Hop at The Time was in a State of Self Awareness and Bringing Love & Feel Good vibes to Each Other then it seemed like Simultaneously out of Nowhere THEY Flooded Our Community with Crack & Gangsta Rap … You would have to be right now in Your Mid 40’s and above to fully Understand The Magnitude Those Agendas had on Our Community as a Whole . Plus as MC Eight says , Everybody is & was not Intelligent enough to realize They’ve been Fooled..🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔👿👿👿👿🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🧐🧐🧐🧐🧐✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾🤩🤩🤩🤩🤬🤬🤬
Bruh stop the reaching
@@thelastdon9000 Let me Guess , My Air Force 1 Collection is Older than You… Lol 😂… I Lived it Champ!!!
@@stutru1873 bruh I'm practically from Los Angeles and know gang culture so you can't play that on me
@@thelastdon9000 Lmao🤣 … By U saying that statement alone Shows how Old You Are Mentally … But again , 95% of The Ppl are Sheep… 🐑 … U still Sleep 💤 and Missing a Good Game Out Here!!!
Did the government gives Ghostface and Raekwon a strict list of things they had to rap about? "Throwing ni&*as off airplanes cause cash rules." -Ghostface, Criminology Only Built For Cuban Linx(An album that had pictures of Raekwon cooking crack inside the artwork sleeve) The holier than though East Coast bias gotta stop. The West was responsible for gang culture in rap music. The East Coast was responsible for drug trafficking and worshiping white criminals(See Wu-Gambinos) in rap. The proof is in the discography. Where is your proof? You throwing around anecdotes with no proof or references. What happened to Eazy E was a scare tactic? It sounds good, but where is your proof?
Special Ed was 100% right. The streets were dangerous and the music aided in our destruction
NWA represented what went down in LA.
@@theoriginal668 yeh but so was so was positive rap that was needed in our community. What happened to you? Headed for self destruction besides the manifestation of it because of our music. I’m a gangster rap here to and from the projects but I understand the damage that our subconscious mind wasn’t able to handle through that music. All I’m saying it it wasn’t helpful in our conditions
@@mackey4330and NWA itself had positive records check out “express yourself” and they were anti-drug “if you smoke Caine you stupid mutha F##ka - Ice Cube” then social awareness to police brutality “fuck the police” then after straight outta Compton the D.O.C dropped his album and didn’t say one cuss word…. After that ice cube was the biggest rapper in the world and he was super conscious
I agree with Special Ed but don't act like the East Coast wasn't on that Gangsta sh_t either cause no one said anything when Schoolly D and KRS One was spitting that Gangsta Sh_t in the late 1980s.. Why complain when West Coast Dudes do it??
@@kenrickeasonAnd New York ni NEVER answer that. Hypocrite as ni. Haters..
#LosAngeles
Dudes know what Ed is talking about. He probably could've said it better, but, cats have scene how madness can influence knuckle head behavior. Krayzie Bone talked about that meeting that took place with "Big Wigs" and how "They" would steer hip hop music, what's going to get play, the type of music that would get play, and the type that won't
Special Ed " Think About It " is one of my favorites.
One of the things I like about MC eiht is he comes off as a person who doesn’t judge no one for what they do. Like if you a priest preach your stuff. If you a drug dealer get your money. If you a killer handle your business.
We might not fully understand why people do what they do, but life put those cards in their hands and they are handling it. Don’t judge them for it.
Respect to MC eiht he spoke on what Special Ed said without disrespecting him. The other dude need to stfu
Special Ed has curly hair because his family is from the Caribbeans his mix with some Indian.
I agree with Special Ed period, no matter what these people say.
I like how Eiht put things, without tripping either way.
He was being diplomatic
Like Crooked I said, art imitates life. NWA was only talkin about what was happening in there neighbourhood. Whether they made those songs or not those things would have still been happening on the streets!
@keithbranch9871 wtf are you talking about? Where did I say it only happened in Compton?
"So I gotta kill the ho, I'm reachin' for my weapon slow
That's when I notice some nigga standin' by the door
The little nigga said, "Don't kill my mother"
So I bashed his head in with my Louisville Slugger"
BS. They caused the age of destruction like Special ED said in the clip. Yes that stuff was already happening. But these gangsta rappers made it 10 times worse
The only problem with that, is when it comes to black folks, it's the exact opposite, life imitating Art. Al Pacino is Al Pacino, not Scarface
AND vice versa!!!
@@ishmaelwilson6702because of America not rap white kids buy the most rap why doesn't it have same effect I'll wait
Chill Big Steele, he clarified his statement. What he meant was Gangsta rap kill all other form of rap, Record Label focus on that only, which remove the positivity in rap.
Every heard of j cole
@@jfry7145I have. And he wasn't around in the 90's when the Kwame's, Kid n Play's, Biz Markie's, Del La Soul's and Queen Latifah's were pushed aside for gangsta rap.
What bothers me about this is that special ed and others who feel like him make it seem like hip hop should’ve never went to the west coast maybe I’m wrong
Fuck that on hit wonder. Ain't had a hit since 1989.
He not lying. Special ed kept it real
At 50+… niggas still defending gangster rap??? Lol
There's no such thing. The media called it that. Boy, some of you cats are lost in the sauce. Smh
People know what happened. They stopped pushing all rap and only pushed Gangsta rap. Same way all movies was hood movies for a few years. We all grew up the same way. But what they pushed made it different. Public Enemy was the number one group. In a year NWA was. And after that you basically had to wear black to make a record. Its like right now they only push Sexy Redd. Its not about the music, its the push. But people know what he meant. They used that music and hood movies to push those laws.
This is the best comment here so i dont need to say much. He didnt come out on some Tupac shit (ALL THEM NIGGAZ SUPPORTED IT AND STILL DO) when he was on coast banging but Special Ed tries to make a point while showing love but they act like he was on some malice shit. They talking about a man of peace with an observation that yah can call an opinion. Why cant niggaz agree or agree to disagree instead of being unevolved monkeys with their asses out. We are smart enough to have convos as men. Some of these niggaz arguing like some ratchet females would when they disagree with shit...we can all feel a certain way and live.
They only push answered your own question
"Our Art Is A Reflection Of Our Reality"
And New Yorkers don’t understand why people from other places be having problems with them…. This man said Wu-tang was for the children like they were making will smith music…. Wu-Tang was talking about the same shit NWA was…
Wutang also had some positive messages in their music.
@@spenser6353 NWA did also…. It’s a song called express yourself
@@c.o.s_dre888 its not about new york. Its about the black community. West Coast Kam said the same thing about NWA
If kam hates gangsta rap so much then maybe he shouldn't if had cube, mc ren and dresta on his records
It still boils down to NWA making negative music, it was anti-black. Most of the LA guys turns to negativity, making threats, etc. Which is the very point Special Ed was talking about
NWA was talking about what was going on around them. With or with NWA people would have been doing the same things. Your name has Muskegon in it. I’m also from Muskegon. I’m also old enough to remember what people was doing in Muskegon before NWA came out and it was still wild stuff going on
@@CameronHenderson-zb2ve No one said they are the root of societal problems. But no message like that is good for black people. Muskegon didn't get wild until around 88,89 with crack like every other community.
If you ain't lived it we don't expect you to just respect it, you don't have to bump the West Coast life style but you got to respect us real talk (Yah area) talk
@@dialloevans1900 What should people respect about it?
@@muskegontribune life style, we talking bout things we have or had gone through, like mom smoking, cuzzin getting shot in front of you shit like like but don't get it twisted we seen good shit to but not more than the bad shit especially back in the early 80's late 90's
The powers that be used West coast artist To promote negativity it is what it is.
West coast stupidity
So all the drug-dealing raps from the Rae and Ghost, Nas, Biggie, Fat Joe, Kool G Rap, Jay-Z and Cam'ron pushed on black kids in the 90s get a pass? The East Coast bias is wild. I could go into the robbery raps of DMX, Black Rob, and M.O.P. but I'm not lol The shiny suit/Versace era that had our youth running up credit cards and taking penitentiary chances to keep up with an image that Hype Williams presented in his videos is another thing people with East Coast superiority complexes like special ed ignore but It is what it is.
If N.W.A Didn't Put Out Gangsta Rap The East Coast Would've Expecially With Rappers Like DMX,Biggie,Mobb Deep,Junior Mafia,Wu-Tang,Capone-N-Noreaga And Even Nas To Some Abstent Was All Rapping About Gangsta Street Stuff.
East coast already was making street music since melly Mel dropped the message. That’s like the first street anthem
Kool G Rap was the first eastcoast gangsta rapper & he started out same time as NWA
@@RonaldJames-eo2hcMan You Right, How Can I Forget About Kool G Rap.
@@spenser6353facts
EIHT speaks..I listen. To me hes up there with all my East Coast favs. Salute from the 414.
Special Ed was right.
Ice cube grew up in a two parent home middle class so why was nwa all gangsta rap
Creative freedom. Was special ed rich like in his records?
When a grown black man with gray hairs calls you a Niga we have no more to talk about
It's a fact that when NWA came out all the record companies stopped pushing positive hip-hop and rap and started pushing all gangsta street music this is facts alot of them youngmen and women were talking about what they see in there neighborhoods rappers always talked about street stuff but now there wasnt balance it was just all negative it's still like that now they only really push the most ignorant ones from our people weather it's tv or radio Special Ed isn't the only one who said this people been saying this for years fir every coast when they seen how much money gang banging made these groups it wss a wrap why do you think everyone in every state are claiming blood or crip or some gang or some block that not even in there state because of the the industry facts
Bruh now you sound cause the west coast rappers back them didn't even promote sets
Gangs was already spreading across the united states
@@thelastdon9000 Besides DJ Quik no other Rappers were promoting sets.. Then where was the outrage when Schoolly D and KRS One was spitting that gangsta sh_t?? People wanna complain when it was West Coast Guys rapping that gangsta ish.. East Coas guys did it and nobody said nothing..
Crazy thing about it he (Special Ed) act like Wu-tang wasn’t making gangster music and on top of that EIHT made a cameo in Can It Be All So Simple video and ft on ODB video w/E-40 on the Shimmy Shimmy Ya Ya remix ……all that s#!t boil down to is Special Ed being biased towards anything that ain’t East Coast
Nah I think he was only talking about NWA. He was cool with Pac. I don’t think he has anything against the west coast
If you were a real Compton native... we was on Mix Master Spade and Toddy Tee before NWA
woah. thanks for showing me that. man thats sad . maybe we will see things better with reflection...
When I saw him say that my mouth dropped. There’s no way this guy can’t be that informed and what was more aggravating to me worth the millions of people that were saying “you know he’s right man.”
No disrespect to the DP. I love those guys. They are in my top 10 as far as artist I consistently listen to Kurupt, Daz, RBX, etc. and I applaud them for trying to say what they were saying, but it was Crooked I that I think had the best take on this. And yes, it’s no disrespect to special ed but he isn’t really informed on what was going on in California at that time.
You wrap about what you see in your environment everyone has always said that . NWA didn’t drop any knowledge and it was just poison. Makes me even wonder if he’s listening to NWA records especially the first one. And to say Wu Tang what is this ultra kid friendly positive thing, and I’m not saying they are negative by way, but those dudes are gangsta too.
To me it felt like he was trying to take a jab at the West Coast but try to do it in a thoughtful way so everyone go “look how Deep he is “ but if you actually know your history, you know that it wasn’t deep if that was his true feeling and it wasn’t a jab he’s just terribly misinformed.
I don’t want to repeat what KXNG Crooked said but just search it here on TH-cam. It’s on TMZ’s channel.
Special Ed and and DJ Quik were on the same label Profile Records.I wonder how Ed felt about him?!
Probably same way but he wasn't man enough to say it to his face
i remember seeing dj quik say f*ck rap music on an instagram post about this topic. plus, quik was pretty much against gangsta rap at one point in his career
@@lee_drifting
Rhythmalism & Balance + Options era... was doing a lot of production for El Debarge and Mausberg.
Weirdos act like old school NY cats didn't see gang violence and drug use police brutality...it was being about being M.C.
Exactly, I'm glad you said that.😂
People act like east coast rap wasn't rapping bout same things
ED ain't got no Jherri curl! 😭
Very Happy Mc Eight can provide a good perspective. A mature one. Dude said Special Ed has a jherry curl...smh.
Yall did destroy the culture.. because after 1991 all you hear is gangsta rap..
No more positive music
Now u definitely capping on that
For the most part it was gangsta rap when Dre dropped the Chronic it was a wrap for positive rap fr
@@thelastdon9000 how is it cap. obviously there were some making concious shit. but a MAJORITY and the Movers Of Hip Hop were on the Negative Shit . Reality bites.
It sounds you don't like the truth my n...ga! I love NWA BUT however NWA is the beginning of gangsta rap and destruction of the mnd! Ed did not lie! Mc eight is a great story teller in his music! That why I have respect for him!
Ed was on profile. DJ Quik was on profile. When Quik is the name dropped in 1990 that was end of Special Ed.
Special Ed is still respected in the game. Jay Z name dropped him in a couple of songs
That's bullshit
A lot of Brothers gravitated to NWA due to the life they were already living way before NWA especially here in Boston 💯
They wasn’t really living what they was rapping about
It doesn't matter if NWA didn't live the life, plenty of people identified with the music. Because they were living the life.
Yes they was bruh @@spenser6353
Special ed from the projects in NYC if I'm not mistaken just like alot of other rappers that spit positive messages consistently
As much as I love gangsta rap, it help aide in our destruction. The music was a soundtrack to our lives, especially those coming from the hood.
Yo MC Eiht, I dont think we should look at it like yall vs him.. he was making a real point. And I dont think it had anything to do with sales
We wasn’t into gangs back when NWA was out, but because of crack hitting the south, we understood what they was saying because the mentality was changing
Yeah.. Crack hit hard down here in the South.. Cocaine use was super heavy down here..
Special ED opinion is his right.... But it's not going to change what's going on in the HOODS today
Truth Hurts .. the message of NWA was pure negativity
the most ironic shit about this is. i Remember C delores and countless other black community leaders and people really going hard agains the musi9c. Sure some of them were definetly wrapping all of hiphop into this because of just lack of understanding, but in reality they saw the writing on the wall....we tried but profits and greed won
NWA made two albums and a EP, how in the heck they destroyed the culture.
West coast don’t wanna realize their whole way of living has been a destructive path
Exhibit is out of pocket 4 saying what he said about Special Ed ! So he can't speak his mind w/o bn threatened or made 2 feel like his life's in danger ?!!? Imo there's some truth 2 what he's saying but he shouldn't have 2 fear 4 his life. It's that same ni$$a mentality that got 2Pac, Biggie, Big L, Jam Master J, Soulja Slim, XXXTentacion, Nipsey Hussle, Pop Smoke, Young Dolph, PnB Rock, Takeoff....KILLED ! I That's the same mentality that Special Ed's speaking about ...when he spoke about NWA helping 2 bring in the 'age of destruction" ! Like I said Exhibit's way out of pocket and needs 2 be checked 4 saying that BS !
It's spelled xzibit. But I think you know that.
I lived this period, these dudes can play dummy all they want , some of that wasnt just speaking life expericence but it was reckless & irresponsible that really advocated lifestyle....Music motivates the world.Y dont he just say he was young & didnt know any better ? When ur a grown man u dont rap the same cause you've grown up....right ???
Music is a reflection of reality. It's always beyond our morality, just like reality dgaf about what we think or want
I felt like alot of my childhood rappers was disrespected by special Ed it just didn't make sense to me what he was saying
GEAH, tell it Eiht!
Eight was off regarding a few aspects of Ed. I.e. He's from a rough area and I personally saw him with that thang on him and personally saw him stand tall in a room full of young street cats. BUT! Eight was so right on other aspects that it's hard to disagree with him. It's a matter of perspective.
Ed knew exactly what he was saying and he wasn’t dumb or wrong and I know he def ain’t soft so xzbit need to relax before he bring a thousand Wu tang members to his house lol
Wutang was just like NWA combined with a little 5% lessons.
I liked special Ed but he on some bullshit. He don't even know East Coast hip hop history. Just Ice dropped before NWA speaking the same truths. NWA was the first group to get pushed with the destructive message but don't West Coast Gangsta rap when there were things in movies and on tv worst than what they were saying. they rapped about what they knew.
At 50+ you still active, n your career or n the streets… mr pimp my ride lol
Them East Coast niggas always hatin
Pimp C always said that sh!t 😂😂😂
West coast record labels perverted gangsta rap, yall know damn well every last one of them cali Rappers was not ALL pulling drive byes .
@@thisisslugadonEspecially NWA.
Easy was the only real hustler.
No he's telling the truth look at the destruction of My Black people over decades. Then ask yourself are we destroy as a race of people...yes we are!!!
@@thatsoboy1871it’s not hate. He’s just stating a fact
My man got a Jheri Curl so idk why special ed talking when he’s rocking and old West Coast hair style
Yeah cuz Puerto Ricans in the Brooklyn made that hair style iconic I forgot about all those famous Puerto Rican rappers that made it iconic 😂😂😂😂
Same style but dress different back "East was to flashy and doing the same thing west coast was and is not to flashy but same style of life .
My Black are so messed up it's a Shame!!!
💪🏾💪🏾🔥💯
BUT.... Special Ed was right and everybody thats got common sense and loves Hip Hop Culture knows it. NWA was the bomb when they had Ice Cube, but after Cube left NWA became garbage!
Now that's false
@@thelastdon9000 NOT FALSE, FACTS! NWA had no other hits, no other albums that was even in the top 10......
@@LaSalleSamuels bruh they had a gold compilation,2 platinum albums and a platinum EP before they broke up wtf you talking about and the was in there top 10
@@LaSalleSamuels stop trying to rewrite history
Special Ed was rapping about alligator souffle and a dog wit solid gold bone it was more cartoonish than the reality rap that was coming out the West at the tyme
Special ED hating on the westcoast. Eastcoast niggas still hating to this day. There were gangsta rappers from the eastcoast like Kool G Rap that started out same time as NWA so idk what Special ED talking about 🤷♂️
being a hustler, and being a forver gang banger are two different things. Also they both arent perfect, but 100 percent there is a difference. and nwa came way before, so their influence paved the way. and you can see the effects in clubs in la right after nwa, shit blew up like crack pun fuckign intended
i realized a long time ago to not worship anybody on pedestals especially artists, take the positive and heed the negative.
The dude talking at 2:25 is speaking the truth. Special ED and many East coast dudes are just mad the West Coast made them irrelevant.
That “I got it made” was a banger though. And ice cube first album was produced by public enemy’s producers the bomb squad. So how was east coast irrelevant?
@@spenser6353 West coast forced East coast to stop making corny gimmicky rap. Rakim, Kool G Rap was the only cats putting out hard street stuff. Big Daddy Kane one of the greatest, but he was putting out love music. Krs-One didn't know how to put out songs that had commercial appeal. Not commercialized, but something for the radio that could be a hit. NWA started the West coast push & they looked like your regular street dude. Without NWA you have no Wu-Tang, Nas, Mobb Deep etc etc. They opened an entirely new avenue in HipHop and took it global. East Coast rappers, Specifically New Yorkers were smug and arrogant and didn't know how to grow HipHop because they were too bias and close minded. That's why they got replaced. Majority of my top 10 is New York rappers...I'm from Ohio and that's how I seen it. Even Bone said they couldn't go to New York for a deal because New Yorkers weren't trying to put nobody else on. NWA opened up the flood gates for all of the regions when it came to HipHop.
@@thegamingchef3304 Krs one is the one that influenced NWA. Eazy E said Criminal Minded was the album that he listened to when making some of NWA's first songs. But he was also conscious. So he couldnt go commercial
@@thegamingchef3304as oppose to west coast music promoting straight filth , anti brotherhood, anti black women, glorifying the worst of the worst, that’s whats not corny to you??
He told the truth
I fucks with mc eight and soren
MC eiht is a buster now
I’m from Philly and street dudes wanted to have it Made the way Special Ed was bragging about. Drug dealers and street dudes wanted what Ed was bragging about in his records. Wu is the shit, but they talk about selling and dealing drugs. What songs for the kids he talking bout? Ghost literally have albums called Fish Scale for crying out loud. Had Ed said this back in the 90’s he would’ve been dissed and it might’ve been bad. We need all these old school beef starting dudes like Ed to stay away from a 🎤
there was more than enough positive shit in cuban linx to outweigh and not over glorify that shit. They even say "mans tryna get out the game" wu tang just gave an energy of seeking knowledge. shit is real and young minds are sponges. taking responsibility and moving forward is hard but necessary. nobodys perfect but some shit did make things worse.
@@joecamel6670, name one song for the kids on Cuban Linx? That’s one of my favorite hip hop albums of all time and there ain’t no PG 13 shit on it. That’s not to say every album for the streets is all bad, but it’s not for kids. Anyway, WU was just able to intelligently rap about a lot of street shit, but I can’t think of any songs I’d feel comfortable to play around my parents or any seniors.
Special Ed is non-FBA.
Please stop regurgitating dumb shit 😔
So what he’s saying isn’t true? You make no sense
@@spenser6353it's not
@@thelastdon9000 nwa ushered in gangsta rap
What hat is that he have on
Special ed is a true OG, y’all just old
They’re all from the same era
He was on some bullshit. Wasnt nobody checking for his funny looking as.
Special Ed wants attention and honesty what he got to say about hard core rock and roll then