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NWA brought wide spread use of the N-word and the attitude of being a n1gga (loud, rambunctious, unapologetic) to the youth.

Black people have been calling each other n-word forever, but it didn't hit children like that until NWA. And, I am personally guilty of using the word crazy in my youth.

I recently told my 25 year old brother that, there was a time when no one used curse words in songs. It was unheard of. He looked at me in disbelief.

facts

that ftp song was deserved and needed but gang culture is gangrene

The older I get the more I agree with this

Typical NY hater but them and other East Coast people love to get technical by saying Schoolly D was the one who started gangsta rap. Even Ice-T who they claim is from New Jersey who came after.

So blame them right?

No, it's always NWA and the West Coast who ruined Rap.

These guys love to claim the holier than thou image and meanwhile were rapping the same way while calling it the "Golden Era" and "East Coast Renaissance".

Spare me with Hip Hop being about peace, love, and intelligence beforehand. One of the founders was a child m0lester and all of those guys like KRS-One were protecting his image for the sake of "Hip Hop values"...smh.

But why does he now look like a NWA reject?

The black community was fu#ked as soon as crack touched down. NWA wouldn't have that sh1t to rap about or have that attitude if it didn't already exist in the streets.

OnlyFactz100 said 🔗 Typical NY hater but them and other East Coast people love to get technical by saying Schooly D was the one who started gangsta rap. Even Ice-T who they claim is from New Jersey who came after. So blame them right? No, it's always NWA and the West Coast who ruined Rap. These guys love to claim the holier than thou image and meanwhile were rapping the same way while calling it the "Golden Era" and "East Coast Renaissance". Spare me with Hip Hop being about peace, love, and intelligence beforehand. One of the founders was a child m0lester and all of those guys like KRS-One were protecting his image for the sake of "Hip Hop values"...smh.

Gangsta rap got popular because of nwa so yes they are to blame for the ignorance in black culture

Its ok to be a non bias fan sometimes

FrivolousSports said 🔗 Gangsta rap got popular because of nwa so yes they are to blame for the ignorance in black culture Its ok to be a non bias fan sometimes

You're a known West Coast hater.

Take your own advice.

Murder Music Makers??

28 Gramz said 🔗 The black community was fu#ked as soon as crack touched down. NWA wouldn't have that sh1t to rap about or have that attitude if it didn't already exist in the streets.

NWA with the exception of Eazy E wasn't STREET

they were studio gangsters

It was plenty of other subjects to rap about in the black community

Sports..black love... consciousness...humor..dancing

This was the late 80s..it was NOI temples in every black community along with conscious movements and families living middle cla$s

They could have balanced it out like Krs One...Brand Nubian ..King Tee..Run DMC and others have done

But no

NWA WAS NON CONCEPTUAL

NON INTELLECTUAL

EVERYTHING THEY RAP ABOUT WAS CRIME RELATED OR s3xUAL

damn hes only 51

thought he was older

HIPHOPCOP said 🔗

in a very different way though
gang culture is nothing new, although nwa highlighted several problems in the west coast community

HIPHOPCOP said 🔗 NWA with the exception of Eazy E wasn't STREET they were studio gangsters It was plenty of other subjects to rap about in the black community Sports..black love... consciousness...humor..dancing This was the late 80s..it was NOI temples in every black community along with conscious movements and families living middle cla$s They could have balanced it out like Krs One...Brand Nubian ..King Tee..Run DMC and others have done But no NWA WAS NON CONCEPTUAL NON INTELLECTUAL EVERYTHING THEY RAP ABOUT WAS CRIME RELATED OR s3xUAL

facts first 3 albums classic too

i agree 100%...
It had a strange,
foreboding air
about it. knew it
was pandora's
box the moment
i heard it...

Some would even
argue NWA/gangsta rap
usurped and/or replaced
the whole conscience
rap/PE/BDP era (-_-

Twotwenty said 🔗 The older I get the more I agree with this

That's crazy because the older I get the more I disagree with this, lol.

28 Gramz said 🔗 The black community was fu#ked as soon as crack touched down. NWA wouldn't have that sh1t to rap about or have that attitude if it didn't already exist in the streets.

Crack epidemic is over...rap inspired gangsterism is at a all time high

OnlyFactz100 said 🔗 You're a known West Coast hater. Take your own advice.

U got a slave mind...you talking bout some coast hater like u in highschool or some sh1t...dude is right...even Alonzo from the world cla$s wrecking crew said that he saw more gang members in his club and around Compton when NWA came out....man talking about how the sh1t effected a whole people and you talking bout a coast like a slave n1gga

This sh1t is 100% facts!!!!!!

Can't argue with Jheri Curl Jesus.... he got it.

Boogie1790 said 🔗 U got a slave mind...you talking bout some coast hater like u in highschool or some sh1t...dude is right...even Alonzo from the world cla$s wrecking crew said that he saw more gang members in his club and around Compton when NWA came out....man talking about how the sh1t effected a whole people and you talking bout a coast like a slave n1gga

Ain't that Nino Brown and Gee Money in your avi?

The drug dealers?

What's some of your favorite Rap albums by the way?

OnlyFactz100 said 🔗 Typical NY hater but them and other East Coast people love to get technical by saying Schooly D was the one who started gangsta rap. Even Ice-T who they claim is from New Jersey who came after. So blame them right? No, it's always NWA and the West Coast who ruined Rap. These guys love to claim the holier than thou image and meanwhile were rapping the same way while calling it the "Golden Era" and "East Coast Renaissance". Spare me with Hip Hop being about peace, love, and intelligence beforehand. One of the founders was a child m0lester and all of those guys like KRS-One were protecting his image for the sake of "Hip Hop values"...smh.

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Ecnarongi said 🔗 NWA brought wide spread use of the N-word and the attitude of being a n1gga (loud, rambunctious, unapologetic) to the youth. Black people have been calling each other n-word forever, but it didn't hit children like that until NWA. And, I am personally guilty of using the word crazy in my youth. I recently told my 25 year old brother that, there was a time when no one used curse words in songs. It was unheard of. He looked at me in disbelief.

Exactly. NWA got popular with the suburban kids that was rebellious against their parents and it was a perfect soundtrack and something new to them when we been knew about this through comedy albums and James Brown from the big payback album

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