“You got a few bad apples that ruin it for everybody else”, said City Councilman Wengay Newton, Sr.
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If you’re wondering what to expect from the highly anticipated film “Straight Outta Compton”, N.W.A. member Ice Cube reveals that the biopic is an accurate portrayal of the band’s rise in hip-hop.
The Ice Cube and Dr Dre-led group were highly controversial during their heyday for their violent lyrical content and harsh criticism of social inequality.
“They should come and check this movie out”, Ice Cube said at the Straight Outta Compton premiere.
The rapper told Beats 1 “I’ve been really trying to do something special for Compton and just couldn’t quite figure out what it was”.
Universal didn’t specify a reason for its security deal, but one expert suggested some fans might agree all too strongly with the band’s contempt for cops. It’s an incredibly challenging role in which he’s called upon to be the movie’s emotional center – in essence, the leading man. There are elements of Eazy’s character that aren’t easy to take, but Mitchell will break your heart.
One day I’m blasting “F*ck tha Police” in my bedroom and rapping along with it, and in walks grandpop, in his uniform.
“I mean, we’re talking about police brutality, unarmed black men getting killed by police across the country”, Ali said. “There’s a lot to examine, but I want [moviegoers] to leave inspired”. I’d always been into music, writing poetry, and wanting to be a singer. If they stretch a couple of these guys-life, no parole. Law enforecement officers told CBS 6, the extra security is mainly for the volume of people they expect, and to ensure their safety. They picked the most ideal person to play him.
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“Compton“, directed by F. Gary Gray, is launching in approximately 2,751 North American theaters on Friday after showing on screens Thursday. “When we was editing this movie, at certain points I was thinking we was looking at the young N.W.A“. And I’m just excited for the world to get knowledgeable about N.W.A. and what they mean to artists today.
