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N.W.A. Abbreviation For Niggaz Wit Attitudes Was An American Hip Hop Group From Compton California United States Widely Considered One Of The Seminal Acts Of The Gangsta Rap Sub-Genre Sometimes Credited As The Most Important Group In The History Of Hip Hop. Active From 1986 To 1991 The Rap Group Endured Controversy Due To The Explicit Nature Of Their Lyrics And Was Subsequently Banned From Many Mainstream U.S. Radio Stations. In Spite Of This The Group Has Sold Over 10 Million CD Units In The U.S. Alone. The Original Lineup Consisted Of Arabian Prince DJ Yella Dr. Dre Eazy-E Ice Cube And MC Ren Arabian Prince Embarked On A Solo Career In 1989 And Ice Cube Left In December Of That Year Over Royalty Disputes. Several Members Would Later Become Platinum-Selling Solo Artists In The 1990s. Their Debut Album Straight Outta Compton Marked The Beginning Of The New Gangsta Rap Era As The Production And Social Commentary In Their Lyrics Were Revolutionary Within The Genre. Rolling Stone Ranked N.W.A Number 83 On Their List Of The "100 Greatest Artists Of All Time." The Group Released Two Albums "Straight Outta Compton" 1988 And "Niggaz4Life" 1991 Before Disbanding In 1991. The Group Also Released A Compilation Record "N.W.A. And The Posse" 1987 And An EP "100 Miles And Runnin' " 1990 .There Was Also A "Greatest Hits" Compilation Released 1996 . Both Straight Outta Compton 2002 And Greatest Hits 2003 Have Been Re-Issued With Extra Tracks.
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With The Growing Police Brutality And Violence Within The Black Community N.W.A Reminds Us That Strength Of The Real Black People. Any Victim Of The Police Brutality Or Gang Violence Will Always Be Remembered. The Song Could Also Be Perceived In A Way That Only The Strongest Will Survive. Years Later The Song Especially MC Ren’s Intro Line Has Been Interpolated By Numerous Rappers Including 2Pac Kendrick Lamar And J. Cole As A Reminder On The Strength Of The Black Community. This Hard-As-Hell Track Is The First Song Proper On N.W.A.’s Second And Final Studio Album Efil4zaggin Read It Backwards . It’s Notable For Its Killer Beat That Features An Electric Guitar And A Chorus That Samples Rare Earth’s “I Just Want To Celebrate” In A Darkly Ironic Manner
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N.W.A. Abbreviation For Niggaz Wit Attitudes Was An American Hip Hop Group From Compton California United States Widely Considered One Of The Seminal Acts Of The Gangsta Rap Sub-Genre Sometimes Credited As The Most Important Group In The History Of Hip Hop. Active From 1986 To 1991 The Rap Group Endured Controversy Due To The Explicit Nature Of Their Lyrics And Was Subsequently Banned From Many Mainstream U.S. Radio Stations. In Spite Of This The Group Has Sold Over 10 Million CD Units In The U.S. Alone. The Original Lineup Consisted Of Arabian Prince DJ Yella Dr. Dre Eazy-E Ice Cube And MC Ren Arabian Prince Embarked On A Solo Career In 1989 And Ice Cube Left In December Of That Year Over Royalty Disputes. Several Members Would Later Become Platinum-Selling Solo Artists In The 1990s. Their Debut Album Straight Outta Compton Marked The Beginning Of The New Gangsta Rap Era As The Production And Social Commentary In Their Lyrics Were Revolutionary Within The Genre. Rolling Stone Ranked N.W.A Number 83 On Their List Of The "100 Greatest Artists Of All Time." The Group Released Two Albums "Straight Outta Compton" 1988 And "Niggaz4Life" 1991 Before Disbanding In 1991. The Group Also Released A Compilation Record "N.W.A. And The Posse" 1987 And An EP "100 Miles And Runnin' " 1990 .There Was Also A "Greatest Hits" Compilation Released 1996 . Both Straight Outta Compton 2002 And Greatest Hits 2003 Have Been Re-Issued With Extra Tracks.
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With the growing police brutality and violence within the black community, N.W.A reminds us that strength of the real black people. Any victim of the police brutality or gang violence will always be remembered. The song could also be perceived in a way that only the strongest will survive.
Years later, the song (especially MC Ren’s intro line), has been interpolated by numerous rappers including 2Pac, Kendrick Lamar and J. Cole as a reminder on the strength of the black community.
This hard-as-hell track is the first song proper on N.W.A.’s second (and final) studio album, Efil4zaggin (read it backwards). It’s notable for its killer beat that features an electric guitar, and a chorus that samples Rare Earth’s “I Just Want To Celebrate” in a darkly ironic manner Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.