nikka I grew up in that era
Too Short and Ice T were poppin before NWA.
Then you got 2 Live Crew. The crack era was already in full swing by the time NWA dropped. Straight Outta Compton was the 2nd album. They pretty much changed their whole sound. And they became popular because of the fukk the Police song.
nikka when nwa came out.
Every nikka who was a random.
decided they could be this prison Industrial economy thing.
right when the beginning boom of nwa began from 20/20 premiere of straight out of Compton. Which was banned on mtv and pr'd as such. Yet debuted on disney network national premiere news twenty twenty tv show in late night prime time sir ski.
Before nwa.
back when too short and ice t were out.
Predated by schooly d.
Even in the beginning fake Mr magic Miami bass era predating ice t or too short. Or even schooly d.
. No just general random.
now known as a npc was generally just in a gang.
That began from nwa sir.
Again you talking like you were not cognitive for nwa.
Like you heard ice t and too short and Luke.
From your bedroom.
Yet we're not outside yet.
nikka I was outside.
before crack during peruvian flake.
From nwa is when general random nikkaz joined gangs and got brave.
how old are you breh?
Are you from a grassroots organized American gang area as well.
If not.
You talking about just random street violence and drugs. Or from areas where they have what used to be called, crews.
Not actual urban intellectual space from actual real large organized American gang.
I am from Chicago a real large urban intellectual space where grassroot gangs were created.
so if you not speaking from a space like that. You talking about two different things.
I an speaking.
actually from the space as a bboy from three pillars. There in the midst of actual real grassroots juxtaposed from hiphop entirely gang activity.
If you Not from Chicago or LA at the very least like that. You speaking from a crew or gang transplanted based arena.
Plus you not actualized publically in any ideal as a grassroots draw in a pillar of hiphop.
Which is totally fukkin different from actual grassroots urban intellectual gang space. Which is totally juxtaposed from hiphop.
Ain't no gangstas in hiphop.
where I am from in general period.
So you speaking like oh.
it was one big family beteeen being a gangsta and being in hiphop is not true at all.
so stop.
Art Barr