Straight Outta Compton is a classic movie

[10:31]

Well if you know the history of NWA, Eazy, Ruthless and DeathRow, some of it will piss you off a little.

That being said, it is an entertaining movie and I did like it. I do recommend. It just isn't factual in some parts of the movie.

Respect your review

I lived it too and I'm looking forward to checking it out this weekend

 

[DaRealness]

This movie doesn't come out over here until two weeks from now smh.

 

[Skooby]

This movie doesn't come out over here until two weeks from now smh.

Where are you?

 

[DaRealness]

Where are you?

UK

 

[Mike Otherz]

Straight Outta Hollywood



damn, armond white hated this film. whether i agree with armond is not the point, but he always has some interesting things to say about movies.

 

[Spiritual Stratocaster]

This needs to be stickied...mods need to get on it.

 

[Skooby]

Straight Outta Hollywood



damn, armond white hated this film. whether i agree with armond is not the point, but he always has some interesting things to say about movies.

Seems like this guy always hated NWA. He doesn't even get Eazy-E's name right (Who is Eric Edwards).

He gets the

 

[Hi!]

since nobody will @ him.
@hexagram23 can we get that sticky breh

 

[Mike Otherz]

Seems like this guy always hated NWA. He doesn't even get Eazy-E's name right (Who is Eric Edwards).

He gets the

nah Armond is an OG. one of the first journalists to write about rap music in the 80s in a serious way, and he did it at black owned newspaper the City Sun. he is very smart and knowledgabele. wrote a book on 2pac, called "rebel for the hell of it". honestly, he is my favorite critic because he is fearless as fk, has seen it all, calls out white liberals all the time. nah he is dope but his politics has been leaning a bit conservative over the years so he is usually dismissed these days. i cant c/s his opinion but i think he always presents the best contrarian take on a piece of popular art.

i disagreed with his take about the police were responding to NWA’s provocation and outlaw gear. foh with that shyt. thats like saying unless you an angel police have every right to kill you. i respect his take on the comparisons between NWA, Geto Boys and PE though.

 

[Skooby]

nah Armond is an OG. one of the first journalists to write about rap music in the 80s in a serious way, and he did it at black owned newspaper the City Sun. he is very smart and knowledgabele. wrote a book on 2pac, called "rebel for the hell of it". honestly, he is my favorite critic because he is fearless as fk, has seen it all, calls out white liberals all the time. nah he is dope but his politics has been leaning a bit conservative over the years so he is usually dismissed these days. i cant c/s his opinion but i think he always presents the best contrarian take on a piece of popular art.

i disagreed with his take about the police were responding to NWA’s provocation and outlaw gear. foh with that shyt. thats like saying unless you an angel police have every right to kill you. i respect his take on the comparisons between NWA, Geto Boys and PE though.

He referred to gangsta rap as 'gangsta crap'.

To me, that shows his bias towards WestCoast rap.

 

[Skooby]

10 Things To Know About MC Ren of NWA

 

[B. Pumpaveli]

To those who've seen it..what was the pac scene about?

 

[<<TheStandard>>]

To those who've seen it..what was the pac scene about?

Dre walks in while Pac was recording Hail mary and then cuts on California love for 2pac to spit to

but Dre hears so much commotion going on in the studio lobby that he goes and tells Suge and everyone to STFU

 

[Ziggiy]

if this movie do $100 million total, this shyt probably gonna impact even harder than the album. NWA changing the game again…..

Breh this is the beginning of the Hip Hop Cinematic Universe...

 

[Hi!]

but Dre hears so much commotion going on in the studio lobby that he goes and tells Suge and everyone to STFU

Yeah like that really happened

#DreTales