First Time Watching *STRAIGHT OUTTA COMPTON* Never Knew It Was This GOOD!

In This Video We'll Be Watching Straight Outta Compton. I Wanted To Get This Movie Reaction Out Last Year For The Super Bowl, But I Got Too Lazy. What Is Your Favorite N.W.A Song? #StraightOuttaCompton #NWA #FirstTimeWatching #MovieReaction #IceCube
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Straight Outta Compton Movie Description:
In 1988, a groundbreaking new group revolutionizes music and pop culture, changing and influencing hip-hop forever. N.W.A's first studio album, "Straight Outta Compton," stirs controversy with its brutally honest depiction of life in Southern Los Angeles. With guidance from veteran manager Jerry Heller, band members Ice Cube (O'Shea Jackson Jr.), Dr. Dre (Corey Hawkins), Eazy-E, DJ Yella and MC Ren navigate their way through the industry, acquiring fame, fortune and a place in history.
Straight Outta Compton is a 2015 American biographical musical crime drama film directed by F. Gary Gray, depicting the rise and fall of the gangsta rap group N.W.A and its members Eazy-E, Ice Cube, Dr. Dre, MC Ren, and DJ Yella. The members of N.W.A were involved in the production of the film, including Ice Cube and Dr. Dre as producers, as was Eazy-E's widow, Tomica Woods-Wright, while MC Ren and DJ Yella served as creative consultants. Ice Cube is played by his real-life son, O'Shea Jackson Jr., with Corey Hawkins as Dr. Dre and Jason Mitchell as Eazy-E. Paul Giamatti also stars as N.W.A's manager Jerry Heller.
Talks of an N.W.A biopic began in 2010 by New Line Cinema. Several directors were approached, including Craig Brewer, Peter Berg and John Singleton, before Gray was confirmed in April 2012. Much of the cast signed on in June 2014 and principal photography began that August, taking place around Los Angeles and Compton, California. The production faced several controversies, including casting call issues and several acts of violence on set.
Released on August 14, 2015, Straight Outta Compton made over $201 million on a production budget of $50 million, was chosen by National Board of Review as one of the top ten films of 2015 and was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay. It inspired Dr. Dre's third studio album, Compton, which debuted at no. 2 on the US Billboard 200 album chart a week prior to the film's release. The soundtrack album, featuring music by N.W.A, debuted at no. 1 on the Rap Albums chart and reached no. 1 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart. Heller filed a lawsuit against the filmmakers, protesting his depiction and claiming that parts were taken from his autobiography without permission.
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[@dineroojohn5525]

When ice cube son said “I got a baby on the way” he was talking about his self😂😂

[@BrownieBroTV]

Fr😂

[@nicholasmassengale8649]

Lmaooooo

[@MrPesado98]

I just realized😂

[@bdg_2tuff]

I said the exact same thing… 😒😑

[@koldhearted_]

​@@bdg_2tuff no one asked tho

[@bidwell13]

Ice Cubes son does a great job portraying him. He spent two years preparing for the role cause he didn’t want nepotism to come into play. Easy-E’s son wanted to play his father but according to Ice Cube he didn’t just fit the part and Lil Eazy was upset at first but understood and was involved in coaching Jason Mitchell to play his dad the best he could. All the NWA actors re-recorded NWA’s entire Straight Outta Compton album. Ice Cube was also in CB4 in 1993, Trespass in 1992 and Boyz n the Hood in 1991.

[@nataliep6385]

Ice Cube were also in the movie "Anaconda" in the 90s.

[@bidwell13]

Yeah he was good in that. I was naming movies closer to the time this movie takes place.

[@nataliep6385]

@@bidwell13 I don't care. He was in Anaconda. That's the 90s.

[@bidwell13]

@@nataliep6385 alrighty then.

[@fenixmacariuscornett1675]

@@bidwell13 *Jeff Bridges Voice* Jesus….

[@chitown7732]

They didn’t say “bye Felicia” cause of the meme, the meme came from Friday where ice cube tells Felicia “bye Felicia” but in reality this movie shows that’s where it really came from ice cube just added it into Friday. This movie also shows his son typing the script for “Friday”.

[@HelloMellowXVI]

Yes, I know that, but still. Bye, Felicia was a popular meme at the time. That's what I'm telling yall...

[@flowthegreat9635]

Watching this in theaters opening weekend was one of my favorite theater experiences ever. The audience was lit like it was an actual concert

[@Kaylakaze]

I say it pretty soon after opening, but I used to hit the movies right after work so they were usually mostly empty. Same goes for this one, except I had some couple sitting right in front of me and they guy insisted on trying to explain the history of NWA to the woman throughout the movie and I ended up having to tell him to shut up.

[@roydelgado9212]

@@Kaylakaze I would've told him to shut up and enjoy the movie same thing happened to me the weekend after it came out someone trying to tell me the whole history of Ice Cube and N.W.A and I'm like dude i know all about Ice Cube and N.W.A I've been listening to them since i was 5 years old may you please shut up and just enjoy the movie

[@ShaniceXO26]

That’s not Lil Kim that’s Ice Cube’s wife Kimberly. The actress that they cast for her resembles her so much too. They did a good job on casting

[@ayannaj6129]

Mello you should look up Ice Cube's interview talking about the situation where he trashed Brian's office. He sounds so smug and happy and proud of himself lmaooo 🤣

[@HelloMellowXVI]

I saw him talk about it on a podcast on tik tok lml

[@burnttoaster6313]

@@HelloMellowXVIReact to Colors Mel!

[@taneshadavis2432]

@@HelloMellowXVI Mello you show watch the New Edition story too

[@citypopFM]

He should be smug and proud of it, the music industry is way more ruthless and fucked up than even the film industry. I literally live right by the Capitol Records building and it always reminds me of some evil spire lol.

[@FlyyGirl1000]

He had to get what he rightfully earned and worked hard for.

[@jamesoblivion]

They actually got a second actor, Darris Love, to dub Pac's voice. The combination of that vocal performance and Marcc Rose's uncanny physical resemblance was so jolting, there were gasps and murmurs in the theater.

[@TrainingTipsy]

I went to school with Darris. He was campaigning hard to get the Pac role.

[@nathanridgway7009]

Easy's death was absolutely tragic, and this film captured interviews and comments from the other members and their emotions during his final days very well. It must've felt to Dre like he was losing another brother. R.I.P. Easy. Also, it's amazing how N.W.A.'s work manages to remain relevant.

[@SharkWayneGaming]

After watching this make's me happy that Snoop Dogg now owns Death Row Records. It's an awesome 180 move and definitely well deserved. Great reaction. :)

[@KasanovaKee325]

The thing about this movie is in real life Eazy E never really fell off after NWA. He still went platinum, his main artists went either gold or platinum, he had a successful radio show, on top of that he was getting 20% off of everything Dr Dre touched for the next 6 years.

[@Damppaz]

Fr this foo don't know nothin 😂 Talking it was E's fault that the group broke and everything, like how street nigga know anything about business shit, of course he gonna trust his manager, until he found out that Jerry was stealing from all of dem

[@robertolebron2296]

Dre Day only meant Eazy’s Pay day

[@williamsummerson1204]

I cry every time I watch this masterpiece of a film. All the performances were outstanding. One of the best biopics of all time.

[@leonardosantuario3346]

Cool story, bro.

[@Alex-gb8em]

too much hollywood fake story bs to make a true biopic. Dre was not hard the way he is in the movie. also its known that Ice Cube grew up in the suburbs if i remember correctly. good movie and all but take it easy saying the acting was astounding.

[@vampmoniii]

It's mostly fake

[@siobhan5486]

​@@Alex-gb8emyour opinion is super necessary dude lmao

[@moriellymoproblems7842]

@@Alex-gb8em Cube's neighborhood in Westmont was full of crime. Suburb in South LA means something different than it does in other places.

[@ottoswanson6664]

It would be cool to see you react to more biopics, "All Eyez On Me", "Notorious", "Selena", "Whitney", "Ray", "8 Mile", "Get Rich Or Die Tryin"...and most recently "Elvis"

[@billdehappy1]

dewey cox walk hard you forgot

[@itzwanimereacts]

ayyye love me a good biopic man, those are the best of the best aaaand hopefully "Michael" is good

[@ronryan2012]

All eyes on me

[@isaacgarciamedina6506]

Everyone forgetting about the I Tried movie by Bone Thugs N Harmony 🙄🙄

[@awelch31]

@@billdehappy1 😂😂😂 that’s such an underrated movie, but I wouldn’t call it a bio

[@reginaldjones1150]

This shit felt like a action movie more than a biopic

[@leutianleyva5116]

there were multiple instances of ice cube blatantly hyping up the situations to make them look badass. for example what actually happened on the concert event was a lot different. They mistook firecrackers for gunshots and ran off the stage. the police only knocked on their door at their apartment later that night.

[@salvambala7779]

@@leutianleyva5116 oh fr cuz i remember hearing someone say ice cube has a clean record and my mind went straight to that scene and i was like "no tf he doesnt"🤣🤣🤣

[@ShaDHP23]

I saw this in the theatre. This movie made me cry my eyes out. It was incredible.

[@ashante190]

I believe by the time he was admitted into the hospital, his T cells were dangerously low as a result of HIV. Antiretrovirals medicine was already available at the time but people had varying experiences. It wasn’t until 1996, a year after his passing that the inclusion of protease inhibitors changed the tide and hospitalizations / deaths began to decline.

[@laudanum669]

My best friend contract the AIDS virus in about 1987. He was in a Heavy Metal band that went on tour opening for bands like Warrant, Ratt, Poison and others. It was while he was on tour he picked up the virus, as a good looking musician it wasn't hard to sleep with as many women as he wanted. He started to get sick about 1991 and after going to several doctors who weren't sure what was wrong with him. He was finally diagnosed with HIV, the doctors threw every kind of drug at him but nothing worked. He died in 1995 at the age of 27. I will always wonder what if they had come up with the drugs that worked while he was still alive.

[@youraverageperson2849]

It was said that when they were filming the hospital scene Ice cube and Dre couldn’t be there to watch because it was hard for them

[@laticiadavis8627]

Being an avid listener of NWA and living in this Era,this movie was an excellent rendition of what happened, I think the fact that dre,ice cube,dj yellow all consulted on the movie makes It even better, and cubes son was the perfect person to play cube, he already has his mannerisms and speech patterns down, just from growing up with his father. I will suggest to you if you listen to more of NWA's music in the future, please listen to the unedited versions, the clean versions of their music just doesn't hit the same.

[@gypsyjengypsydogs9320]

Automobile was like the unofficial theme song of my Senior Class. 😂😂

[@dariusthegr8one81]

It’s decently accurate but they kind of over dramatized some things. Stuff that never even happened they put in this film and stuff that did that wouldn’t put ppl like Dre in the greatest light wasn’t put in it. It’s still one of the best biopics ever nonetheless.

[@austinlarrimore6542]

They make clean versions of nwa 😂

[@mr.madmanswiss1235]

Actually this movie left out a lot of detail.

[@hotboxyay9029]

Here’s a few facts they missed and got wrong: - Eazy never had to change houses. He had that mansion up until his passing. - Ruthless Records was not losing money and was actually quite profitable because they had Bone Thugz N Harmoney, HWA, Drest and BG Knocc Out which all did well, yet were left out of the movie. - Suge never laid a finger on Eazy. Dre set Eazy up for a meeting in a hotel room and Suge and his bodyguards popped out and tried to force Eazy to sign over Dre’s contracts, but Eazy used a different name on the signature. - Dre was not going around beating people up how it’s portrayed here. He was doing exactly as the movie shows but the costume was way worse and the pictures are still online if you don’t believe me. The only people to my recollection has ever laid hands on is Michel’le and Dee Barnes. Even in an interview with one of the head bodyguards for Death Row, Mob James said,”He woulda got his ass whooped and he woulda got his ass whooped bad,” after that scene with Dre punching one of the Death Row bodyguards. A lot of other things were quite accurate though but it’s obvious whoever was writing this movie up was trying to hide their own past whilst tainting Eazy E’s legacy because they made Eazy look broke and weak while Cube and Dre look like super thugs.

[@citypopFM]

Eazy was never touched even when setup by Dre to meet up with Suge about signing a release for Dre and D.O.C. The true story was the confrontation happened as shown in the movie, but Suge and his goons didn't dare touch Eazy as he had the backing of every Crip in LA. It's one of a handful of bullshit fictions thrown into this otherwise great film to make Eazy look like a punk when Eazy was the realest dude to ever come from LA. It's worth being reminded the fact that Dre and Cube produced this movie and told the story making themselves superheroes while weirdly making Eazy look like he downgraded houses and was financially failing by the end when the opposite was true. Then you have Dre going on Ferrari police chases that never happened, punching out Bloods, and totally not beating on women lol. I love the movie but depicting Eazy on some downfall per the narrative was bullshit only to put shine on Cube and Dre like they were in the right. Cube and Dre telling the story only illustrates how the winners get to write the history books.

[@cam62cam811]

I said the same thing as well.

[@citypopFM]

@@cam62cam811 Good stuff, I'm happy you know what it is.

[@gbone1971]

The scene where Suge and Dre are talking in the hospital...the guy in the hospital bed is the DOC. I believe. He had one of the most underrated albums of the early 90's No One Can Do It Better. A great writer and had a great rap voice. The DOC is one of the great what if's in rap. He can be heard on NWA Ni***z4life album but he has a very scratchy/ruff voice.

[@smittybenzo4693]

Kim is Ice Cube's wife of over 30 years and mother of his children.

[@CypherDivine]

5:02 this is when Dre and Yella were in the world class wrecking crew and cube was in a group called C.I.A. Criminals in action

[@Oz349]

I'm a 38yo metalhead, and I fuckin love NWA! Grew up with them. Glad you're getting to experience this story bro

[@Kenziebanks23]

Should definitely check out Michel’le story in “Surviving Compton”

[@Zumzizeroo17]

This movie is sooo good. Definitely one of the most well done biographies I’ve seen of a group done besides Jackson Family Values.

[@TheRealBlkBuchona]

Idk about how accurate “What’s love got to do with it” but it had me thinking Angela Bassett was Tina Turner as a child.

[@Zumzizeroo17]

@@TheRealBlkBuchona That’s a good one , too!

[@vampmoniii]

Mostly fake

[@Zumzizeroo17]

@@vampmoniii I mean that’s most of them, honestly. They’re not going to tell the whole truth on what’s happened to them. It won’t make them look good. But the movie is good. lol

[@vampmoniii]

@@Zumzizeroo17 it's a good movie but they made cube and dre look like big gangstas and eazy soft

[@csanders]

There aren’t tropes in biopics. These are things the artist(s) actually went through. Also it seemed as if E was a big cause in the reason in which the group broke up, but I truly believe he was oblivious to what Jerry was doing and even with everyone telling him otherwise he believed everything with Jerry was good until he himself started having money problems

[@HelloMellowXVI]

I know you've seen multiple musical biopics. There are biopic tropes, just pay attention.

[@kayrenee3473]

My 17yr old was obsessed with this movie. She learned EVERY song. Especially No Vaseline..

[@billdehappy1]

hahaha like a meme i got with a girl ask dad to sing her a good night song from his time or smh before sleep and he starts 'thats why i eff you bitch you fat m-effer' haha

[@susanconstable2113]

I’m not a big rap Music person. I’ve gotten into more later in life but growing up at this time even I as a metalhead knew some of their songs. I’ve always been an ice cube fan but I got to tell ya when I watched this movie I was very moved. I watched an interview with O’Shea jr and cube and he said how he asked his dad if that hotel scene really happened like dam. He played his dad perfectly. He is just as talented as cube is. Love them!

[@tishafay]

You know, "That's So Raven" co-star Orlando Brown really did play in this film as he claimed. His scene was cut out. The 4:15 car slam scene.

[@Jazzey4]

He was and he was in the credits

[@ricohutchinson9684]

Never expected this but this films a banger for the ages

[@autopreneur]

There was actually a sixth member: Arabian Prince, who never even got a mention.

[@AlexisLexLexi]

That’s crazy how he wasn’t even mentioned once.

[@marissachanelle]

You’re 👏🏾doing 👏🏾the 👏🏾 videos👏🏾I’ve👏🏾been 👏🏾waiting 👏🏾to 👏🏾 see!!!!!! (That took longer to write than I anticipated 😂)

[@dreskii17]

So when ice cube left N.W.A. in 1989, he didn’t hear from eazy until like 1994 or 95 I think so he did boyz n the hood in 1991. So I don’t think Friday came out until after eazy died and they wanted to get the group back together

[@MelquanKatz]

3:27 Fun fact. The scratching in this scene was done by Dj Jazzy Jeff of Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince. He is one of the best Djs ever.

[@simonmarshall19]

Ice Cube was on Boyz In Tha Hood 91 Higher Learning 94 Friday 95

[@JustCallmeMJ]

You should watch surviving Compton the michel’le story. For those who don’t know who that is she is a singer songwriter who dated Dr Dre when NWA first started and she was abused by him, she also the mother of one of his sons marcell

[@simplymetvee2654]

So glad you watched this and enjoyed it!! I was a extra in the movie and it was crazy how the actors really became these ppl, embodied everything about them and F Gary gray is a genius with his direction. Had great time rewatching it with you 👏🏽👏🏽

[@ScottThePisces]

This movie, All Eyez on Me, and The Defiant Ones documentary inspire the hell out of me

[@AnonWes]

Eazy did drop his best song by himself after cube and dre left but they didn't touch it. Real Mother'F++n G'S It's a dope track/diss on both dre and cube

[@ScottThePisces]

I know it's mixed reviews, but you should defo check out All Eyez On Me, it's cool seeing Pac doing his acting roles within the film, like being on set of Juice!

[@CypherDivine]

12:15 gotta remember that rap was shitted on for the longest time by everyone until the late 90s. Cops like him is how we get stuff like RIP Tyre Nichols

[@shinacollins9910]

This is EXACTLY how LA was to us in the 80's. No Joke...The ram to break down the door...IT WAS LIKE THAT!!!!

[@dorianmccollough4857]

Bro at 21:00 that got snatched off the escalator always has me dying 😭😭😭

[@Samson16436]

You made my night 😊 i was feeling pretty anxious but i calmed down watching this, thanks bro ❤️

[@inwex8350]

Thanks for the reaction! Love movies about bands/ musicians either factual, made up or in between.

[@chrisio_rojo]

I watched this film on my phone in my freshman year in HS, every time I watch this when I was in lunch with my classmates and starting rapping in one of those musics from the film… such an underrated film ever! 10/10

[@Strawberryfearsforever]

You’ve never heard of The Chronic? It’s a hiphop classic. It helped spark The Whole West Coast movement, and help kick off Snoop’s career. 26:39

[@annemusk6609]

Thanx Mellverse . This was a great movie. I saw Ice cube being interviewed about this film , and he said how proud he was that his son got to portray him, what a good job he had done. Until the next one 💜

[@FlyyGirl1000]

I remember I used to watch this a lot w/ boyz n the hood when I was 18 and 19 lol. NWA were literally like the gangster/hood Jackson 5

[@brandosbongos4855]

“baldy” shii what’d that actor do to you bro lmao jpjp

[@drew2875]

I always hoped we’d got a sequel or spinoff of the events after with Dr Dre discovering Eminem

[@punklover99]

Maybe in time

[@azitbadrishaari2114]

Imagine that this film got any plan for sequel or spinoff in future if they have idea to do it

[@omalor]

I don't envy the guy who has to play Eminem.

[@simonmarshall19]

I loved that movie . I saw a week after it came out in the Theatre in 2015 . I found out the real Dr. Dre Snoop Dogg , Ice Cube, MC Ren & DJ Yella spend a lot of time behind the scenes and behind camera on this film

[@jamesoblivion]

Finally! Someone who acknowledges that LaKeith looks good for a young Snoop. I think people legit forget what homie looked like back in 91/92, before he grew his hair and beard out.

[@Storyteller5966]

27:57 This part was hilarious.....the way you got triggered 😂😂😂

[@basically_britney_]

Loved the video!! This is one of my favorite movies my mother loves Ice Cube and she seen NWA in concert back in the day. You should do the Michelle movie "Surviving Compton" they didnt say her name but like once or twice in the movie but it tells her story and the story of the women in the music world back then. Also we see what happened to Shug after Dre left.

[@reinac6174]

Yesssssss yes yes yessss thank you for this movie reaction, I love this!

[@itzwanimereacts]

ur production alone deserves every sub, also loved the reaction

[@PBandJwithBacon]

There's a Netflix showed HipHop Evolution and there is an episode where they talk to cube about NWA and the whole Rodney king incident affected him a lot. It's a good watch. 👍

[@iceman10129]

Suge Knight went on trial for threatening the director of the movie with death over text messages. He had the charges dropped when he plead guilty for killing a man by driving over him when they were filming this movie.

[@smittybenzo4693]

Ice Cube's son Oshea Jackson Jr. was born to play his father.

[@mitchiecarey4013]

Straight outta Compton is definitely one of my favorite movies hands down so glad you commentated on it.

[@reinac6174]

I needed this FRRR, I love/loved this

[@lipperthefisherman1241]

Haven't seen you in a minute but you still doing good work I like how you have adapted to this situation

[@The_Bleeze]

O'Shea Jr did a phenomenal job in Den of Thieves too. If you watch it watch the extended.

[@joshposada3346]

This movie hit different in theaters bro. Straight fire 💯🔥

[@Theexavierross]

Liked the video before the Ads were done before the video began lmao I knew what time it was! 🤣💯

[@thatonejulian]

The video dropped 🔥🔥 hopefully this is the beginning to something special cooking up 🫡🔥🔥

[@keimtheactor1865]

21:40 “nah I’m-I’m Uber Eats” 🤣💀 good cover up quick thinking lmao

[@kylespeirs6510]

Eminem was one of the first on Dre’s label Aftermath. These kids today don’t know about NWA doesn’t surprise me.

[@riethedonn]

mello watches and commentates the besssttt moviesss

[@porri5438]

Funny af when he edit himself peepin out the back like he in there😂😂

[@gamersilviogg9664]

This was a real top film. One of those films you just wish they made more of. And is it me or is their something special about LA street lights at night you see no where else? It has a special glow to it.

[@hunterivey]

Yo, I love this movie, thanks for reacting to this movie, this movie is one of my favorite movies of all time

[@Emcee-M]

“Them some nice pants” 😂😭

[@DJ-lk6xy]

Them memes on point mello 😂😂😂

[@mkejohnny]

Whaaa, you doing another hoodie movie lol. I'm surprised! Lol

[@gigga143]

i really enjoyed this reaction and seeing you learn about their story. i’m from So Cal so most of their story i knew before the movie cause you can’t be from here without knowing about NWA. with Eazy he passed so quick, there has always been the rumor that when Suge’s folks beat him up they injected him with someone’s blood that had HIV because he was basically admitted and i think it was only a couple months before he passed. and yeah the riots were that bad, it lasted about a week before the National Guard came and ended it. i think they said it was a billion dollars worth of damage to the city.

[@destin3942]

I love the "The tableee" meme insert around 19:30 loll

[@TheMarvelousM]

I knew someone noticed that sound effect and I wasn't trippin'.

[@laurenherda2415]

The Chronic was my 1st introduction to rap music I was only 10 my brother bought it, I had a huge variety in taste in music, rap was so good back then.

[@Ilove2teach52]

@MellVerse some trivia for you. The actors recorded NWA’s first album. They wanted it to be completely authentic.

[@cw7147]

11:38 says someone that never really listened to NWA. - someone from Wisconsin 😂

[@diondts]

The movie (Higher Learning) cast: Lawrence Fishburne, Ice Cube, Tyra Banks, Omar Epps, Busta Rhymes, an more...

[@reinac6174]

I’ve literally been commenting under these commentary people about these movies and FINALLYYY it’s done

[@reinac6174]

CORRECTLY

[@narotic6133]

i remember i took a day off ahead of time to watch this the day it came out lol , still a great movie

[@pyrettablaze86]

Straight outta KZbin! 😅

[@breez7020]

This nigga reactions really goated fr 💯 don’t matter what it is shii be a vibe

[@drockherb2073]

Mel said is that lil Kim 😂 different coast bro

[@donnyouttheway4091]

My two favorite parts of this movie The response to nwa from cube ☝🏾😮‍💨 And when eazy went off about that 40 😭😭

[@algcutdog]

F. Gary Gray is so underrated as a director

[@Whitewingdevil]

I remember when the first NWA album was a big deal with the ratings and censorship side of things here in australia, I think it was the first rap album I ever listened to, due entirely to the notoriety.

[@juggalojigsawreaction3346]

Good react in this movie Keep it up brother

[@ThatOneBabymama]

I was born & raised in California I went to go see this movie 3 times in a row 😂 it was amazing in theaters

[@needum9212]

i remember watching this in theaters so sick

[@ScorpionStrike7]

13:16 The editing is the best 😆

[@Radiohost4200]

12:40 😂

[@ShaniceXO26]

Not tuberculosis 😭😭😭

[@KaaosMusic]

Boyz n' tha hood was Eazys first song and at first he really didn't know how to rap so that's correct. But many other scenes especially including Eazy was just false for example- the scene where E gets beaten by Suge never happened and many ppl has stated that nobody could have touched Eazy because E had almost every compton crip behind him. -and the scene where eazy cries after seeing dre poster is just straight bullshit. Eazy made money from Dre's The Chronic album because he was legally still with Eazy, E made like 25 or 50cents a copy for The Chronic album. And what's funny about that, is that in Chronic album Dre made a diss about Eazy called "Dre Day" and Eazy was getting paid for it. Eazy E's reply to that diss is called "Real muthaphuckin G's" where is a line "Dre day only meant Eazy pay day". Eazy never had to downgrade his house or anything like that, he had platinum selling artists like Bone Thugs N' Harmony, he was in a good spot. And ofc they didn't show the Dre and Eazy beef because most of us know how that went, and Dre was making this movie and many people close to E say that they did E dirty and i'm not disagreeing. He was real and a very smart businessman and an OG. R.I.P The Godfather of Gangsta Rap- Eazy E!

[@natedoggg2002]

Director F. Gary Gray is a legendary west coast filmmaker! Ironically, the first movie he directed was Friday! So him and Ice Cube go way back. It's fitting that F. Gary Gray would be the one to direct Straight Outta Compton which is his greatest Masterpiece!

[@ExSlappina]

Yo mello did you also Know Dr. Dre’s step-brother is Warren G!

[@HelloMellowXVI]

I don't know who that is

[@J0hnH3nry]

@@HelloMellowXVI wait what?😅

[@HelloMellowXVI]

Why are you laughing like I should know or give a damn who that is?

[@sim_ne]

You should react to Michel’le straight out of Compton telling her side of the story since she was left out in this one

[@shainewhite2781]

Ice Cube's son, O'Shea Jackson Jr, plays his own father in the movie.

[@putitinreverseterry]

Nah you are wrong .. Jk good point

[@darkknight7545]

I was wondering if O’Shea Jackson Jr played O’Shea Jackson in this movie… thanks for clearing that up!