NWA - Alwayz Into Somethin'

[@starclarke5800]

I love Mc Ren.. he never got enough credit

[@starclarke5800]

Dan Washington I do lol

[@ryoamora8655]

"Star Clarke you got a purdy mouth"

[@starclarke5800]

Ryo Amora lmao thank u

[@yungmoneyflow476]

Star Clarke nigga gos hard

[@markelwilliams8593]

Star Clarke damn right

[@billsuszynski6549]

Never be another era of rap like this.

[@DonLezo]

Hell yeah

[@severzz1108]

Fax I f with the 90's so much even though I wasn't alive then.

[@531cuk]

Yea its indeed sad bro

[@gangazumba779]

Not even blk💀

[@gangazumba779]

@@531cuk whitey fu

[@hazwuncertified]

Ren is very underrated, Dude basically wrote all of Efil4zaggin and a lot of Straight Outta Compton, He doesn't get the credit he deserves

[@yeetyeetsilverbeet9680]

hazwun $$ right but ice cube actually mostly rit straight outta Compton

[@gaza7945]

hazwun $$ ice cube wrote most of Compton

[@MrRobjs83]

yep him and D.O.C. wrote most of the groups lyrics, Cube did some but mostly his own

[@WEST-PHX95]

GamingAndroidDude HD. Cube only wrote 2 songs on SOC. D.O.C and ren did most of the writing

[@LKRG]

AZ-CHiLL Im sure Cube wrote at least half of S.O.C. but most of Eazy Duz It

[@i.ronnick9683]

MC Ren's verse is by far the best verse from nwa for me. He's super underrated.

[@NotfromDetroit]

I wonder if Ren wrote everything after Cube left?

[@svityy]

@@NotfromDetroit MC Ren wrote most the Efil4zaggiN stuff. The D.O.C. wrote most of Dre's verses. And Eazy wrote his verse on I'd Rather Fuck You, Automobile and a bit of Approach to Danger.

[@NotfromDetroit]

@@svityy WOW… thanks for my lil hip hop facts. He is truly a legend.

[@svityy]

@@NotfromDetroit no problem G

[@matrix9789]

Ren's bars hit hard... one of his best songs fs "...And so I start to fiend... from sittin in a cell where the crime was too tragic, couldn't make bail So now they gotta hold me n listen to rehabilitation over and over Sayin they told me! But I dont give a fuck cuz I kno my shit is pumpin... A nigga alwayz into somethin" Legend

[@Papi.Pharaoh]

MC Ren deserves his recognition, after Cube left, he wrote all of Efil4zaggin and a lot of Straight Outta Compton. He was such a great lyricist. He literally killed it on both of his verses. I feel like he doesn’t get the credit he deserves, he plays a huge contribution to why NWA was successful.

[@mixes3654]

who is the guy doing the raggamuffin dance hall he is amazing thank you

[@Levi_Natty]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3m2aX-bZbqihdE

[@gabrielmartines3510]

​@@mixes3654Admiral Dancehall.

[@aarong3000]

A lot of this album was written by The D.O.C dude!

[@BiggestREXfanForever]

favourite NWA song

[@drsmetal2747]

Same

[@MackTatum]

Post-Ice Cube yes.

[@sut_den624]

it needs to get mixed better the siren or whatever it’s called is too loud for headphones but in the car or on speaker it’s nice

[@531cuk]

Same here

[@aseelanza]

No eazy-e tho

[@mellowman1978]

One of the sweetest beats ever! That west coast shit from '89 to '95 is fuckin' untouchable!

[@UndeadScourge]

That’s called G-Funk my boy and it was great

[@michaelWmovie]

That old snoop dogg shizzle (gin and juice and so) perfect

[@oAirehko]

This song describes my cat. He never leaves shit alone..

[@prettyrikkirozay]

+oAirehko lmao

[@leeandrea557]

😂😂

[@Hardie_Boi]

Thug af

[@BlancoToldYou]

oAirehko Flatline 😂😂😂😂

[@wendyizaaks4879]

😂😂😂Thug cat

[@RuckRuRaggie]

The reason I like these rappers, is because they were real. Todays rappers rap about stuff they don't have in reality. "I woke up in a new bugatti!" yea right. Return that rental. Unless you got 44 ways of getting paid.

[@TrueReality219]

Jerissa Martinez Thanks for supporting This West Coast HIP HOP 🎤👑 RAP MUSIC MOVEMENT ❗👍👏🌠🌠📻

[@sirjaishadmalik4034]

they were actually fake

[@SuperHops]

Jerissa Martinez hah

[@Hoodie412]

Actually a ton of rappers own a Bugatti

[@khaosrix6405]

Jay Weds names?

[@MrChuy]

Grand Theft Auto San Andreas!

[@tonightiscream]

bruh

[@edpscupcake108]

@@tonightiscream BRUH!!!!! 8 years late

[@kiangebeniflorian2274]

Nostalgic

[@therandomgamer18]

Yes

[@shamrockbari3031]

@@tonightiscream fsdddsßdsssszZsSssszssszEsDdZssszSsszzzsessZDzEzZsSSZZszsszSzzzzzzzzSzszsSzzzZzzszzzsSezzsszzzSSezS

[@SclafaniBagni]

That synth melody line is so iconic, so emblematic of the G-Funk ghetto rap feel. As horrible as the gang violence was, nothing in hip hop will ever surprise the style and emotion that came out of South Central circa 1990-1993. CLASSIC!

[@georgejungle138]

More proof that leftism never works

[@CLAIREAVENUEBLOCK]

Bumping this loud while patrolling & slowly creeping down Grove Street looking for some punk ass ballas....

[@brethem50c49]

wow. lol

[@patricksanchez2831]

EL COMPA HUESOS Real shit💯😂

[@Lil_Mama74]

😂🤣😂

[@danielharrison8238]

San Andreas' soundtrack goes hard.

[@jasongrissom7902]

Facts

[@DoppelDyne]

Ryder: Hey man, what you want? CJ: Seeing my homie, 'sup with you?

[@T-Rex-nm1se]

Ryder: yea homie, yea yea it's good to see ya back!

[@hmicjgsf4life]

CJ: no homie love? No hug?

[@abyss6768]

Ryder: yeah fo’ sho mah nigga

[@fl3xc.]

Jeah

[@eduardolucas1209]

CJ:Hey, man, what you strapped for?

[@dancruz2311]

this album sold 1million copies in 4 days...number 1 in pop charts

[@Capcoor]

First #1 rap album.

[@luckiex]

and they didnt have itunes and shit, you had to actually go to a store and buy it. solid effort N.W.A

[@eastside313yahdig.2]

They didn’t even do a concert off this album just 2 videos from them breaking up.

[@treredding9928]

Eastside 313 Black Wall Street actually 3 videos

[@ytanonymity3585]

Sadly they broke up after releasing this album. No wonder there was no live concert performance off this album

[@Mr500RWHP]

man dre's beats back in the early 90's were dope

[@NormSide]

The beat is timeless!!!

[@LouisvilleRecruitingReport]

Back when videos had a story and a message .

[@stevemartinez6329]

Stfu u got that from someone else

[@KasanovaKee325]

What's the message in this song homeboy?

[@juanboss560]

+Kyshaun Latrey The message is don't get into something that's terrible.

[@joshuakhoury3719]

Watch jay z ‘s 444 album videos

[@sageninja7260]

Uhhhh King Von is an amazing storyteller you trippin

[@justinosborne5280]

Why do we not get this type of sound in rap music nowadays?

[@wyattchapman296]

Fr this was the og music

[@whenurlikewtf7years513]

Justin Osborne we don't get this new rap nowaways because kids......I swear they think us kids are stupid af. Plus the new songs nowadays always sound the same :|

[@fiddlesticks447]

Becouse back in the day Public Enemy started magic called real hip hop they rap about revolution and those types of things then we had NWA who started gangsta rap or OG rap that was ended in late 90s and then the new era of I have lot of money and bithces around me but situation got even worse in late 2000s mixing pop with rap acts like drake eminem jay z rap will never be the same

[@restassured277]

Justin Osborne because it's not 1991 anymore

[@christophdosx7872]

Gustavo Nunez too bad. 91' was good. Alot less street pussies out there. People had balls unlike these gym dwelling weak minded punks out there now.

[@imdigitalceo28]

Most underrated mc?....MC Ren!

[@christophdosx7872]

ABSOFUCKINGLUTELY! attack on Babylon is the shit.

[@iceteaer2521]

then rate it noob

[@robertnelson6880]

MC REN SO UNDERRATED

[@georgecantstandsya821]

better than e

[@christophdosx7872]

ryan reis what what?

[@skigh45]

this is seriously the most Gnangsta music video ever recorded.

[@yungtheoo415]

skigh45 oke HAHAHA your youtube profile's image is very funny

[@rx5582]

watch real muthafukkin g's

[@WizardDick]

skigh45 let me ride

[@jasonito23]

You need to see Money and the Power by Scarface.

[@fabbe_boi9670]

yeah man, you're so right!

[@cigarcatfromwayback...lets380]

DAMN .... can't believe this was 25 years ago. Seems like yesterday!

[@whenurlikewtf7years513]

WHO DARES ikr

[@whenurlikewtf7years513]

WHO DARES but if you think about it, it is pretty long......that's what she said (I am so sorry for that cringy reply)

[@FM-ey4wc]

3o years

[@Raj-tb4eq]

31 years now broo

[@alexb6609]

@@Raj-tb4eq crazy

[@unixriver]

I have always felt that Mc Ren was actually the top MC in the Group.He has so much style."When not into somethin i dont feel right.............."

[@sergeykas90]

Man... that ragga part in the end of the song is awesome

[@LeonardoNWA]

radio Los Santos

[@newrometomorrow]

I miss you west coast hip hop :(

[@bloodyririslefttesticle297]

We all do bro.

[@ashvideoer]

Without a doubt bro

[@shomari1234]

this sounds like it should be on The chronic

[@tyliekinc.]

These was the early days of g funk

[@emmanuelmedrano6405]

This and above the law black mafia life album were the precursors for the chronic

[@kevindega]

@@emmanuelmedrano6405 100%

[@bigbeat111]

The pre chronic

[@Parishdollaz0419]

This shit was 3 years ahead of its time! Dre was years ahead of everybody!! 💯

[@reezygivenchy]

I wonder how ice cube would sound on this song if he was still in nwa

[@officertenpenny9792]

Godlike

[@kevinchat23]

cube could not do this, much to dark. niggaz4life was the start or murder rap. cube has no place on this album

[@officertenpenny9792]

@@kevinchat23 dude cube is much better than all of them combined and colder

[@Eazye_BrownsideTrece13]

@@officertenpenny9792 nah man eazy has the charisma and voice, ren has the lyrics and yella and dre had the beats

[@officertenpenny9792]

@@Eazye_BrownsideTrece13 easy had the WACK, no one knows Who yella is, while ice cube got the voice, Flow and looks, allround the Best

[@denkellsma]

NWA is legendary...everyone had a position in the group and they all was the tightest at it. I love me some NWA and always will! fo life!!

[@jessedanger8788]

I thought having the reggae guy on this was a really cool touch

[@greddytalon]

I laughed out loud when he shot the gun inside the cell. Hahaha

[@kennygarcia5047]

The way MC Ren came in that 2nd verse is fire !

[@jefferyjefferson2493]

The back ground music and the Rastaman set it off!

[@a.k.athefundraisera.k.athe6788]

that rasta man really looks like a Jamaican 2 me.

[@user-up1nv3qk3f]

any idea who he is?

[@ferrary22]

@@user-up1nv3qk3f its admiral dancehall

[@leroy8906]

Ren or Cube? REN hands down! his lyrics are dope

[@bloodyririslefttesticle297]

Ren 4ever man, he just absolutely killed it on this track.

[@ididntmeantoshootthatvietn5012]

Cube

[@GoldenNitro-wi2go]

Ice Cube

[@anthonygooden5851]

For me it's not either or but both were hot... not sure why in hip hop and hip hop only does it have to be an either or....

[@novisoprano1420]

Fuck yeah

[@FBI-9-1-1]

Ren and Eazy were the only authentic gangstas in N.W.A

[@pescadaro1814]

True. Both Crips.

[@mccobb3221]

one of the greatest groups ever!

[@2birsh-350]

Realy ?🌚

[@dragonfist417]

@@2birsh-350 yes

[@dragonfist417]

lol

[@eastwood1026]

Always been my favorite Dre beat

[@Negmawy]

14/07/2024 still on fire 🔥 Every time you come to listing to this great track show Respect for NWA specialty Dr.Dre Peace from EGYPT

[@yuvithedope]

Never get tired of these types of West coast songs!!!!

[@guffmuff]

he deserves so much more credit than he gets, he should of been as big as dre and ice cube

[@Keezie27]

Who are you referring too? Eazy?

[@adventuresbeyondtheunderworld]

@@Keezie27 mc ren, i think

[@r3h4n786]

One of my fav tracks, classic!

[@1968-b3n]

the 1990's was something else

[@eazye4208]

I remember this song. Good times

[@bloodyririslefttesticle297]

Wait... your still alive?? •_•

[@ConnorXSniper]

This is probably my favorite N.W.A song

[@taron5648]

I was in 8th grade when this came out. I remember sitting in the back of the class with my walkman on listening to this whole album.

[@BlancoToldYou]

This still gets play in my ride! #RIPEazyE

[@jerryburns5027]

I want to ride with you

[@dwightkobatake89]

Mc Ren had that resonating hook on his voice.. Braking the stops at the perfect time.

[@bigdrunkdave]

How can you make a great NWA classic without Eazy E even being on it? Great job.

[@jmovah]

Niggaz4life is one of my favorite albums of all time. Dre and Yella killed the production. This is 17 going on 18yrs old and the beats on it are hotter than most of the shit coming out today. IT'S THE GREATEST WEST COAST ALBUM EVER!

[@benwu7980]

well... 14 years later and you're still right

[@robertopavon8168]

Mc Ren kill THOSE LIRICS!! PURE FIRE IN 2024🔥🔥🔥

[@LOSSKANLESS]

ive watched it at least 1000 times in the 90s and its still one of the best video ever

[@twitchmyjager4369]

Best rap you’ll ever hear... no one will ever beat this won’t even come close!!!! Nowadays it’s all commercial shit & rappers talking about things & doing things to please governments etc & saying stuff they think people want to hear... These real mutha fukin G’s spoke the truth & it was raw & original and about real life experiences & sharing it with the world & exposing the government & police for what they actually were & they didn’t care of repercussions or nothing... Look when feds told them not to perform F the police at their show 😂 that went well & they listened to them. Soon as they got on stage cube exposed that right away & said fuck that lets go n they smashed it zero fucks given 👊🏻💪🏻 bring bsck these guys just a shame they ever fell out ☹️☹️☹️☹️

[@SlitherTheSnake]

Efil4Zaggin had very dope production and Ren shined as well throughout...

[@Amari19_]

Nothing in today's music can come close to this and NWA

[@Yuvyhiphop1309]

The world's most dangerous group N.W.A 👑

[@Keezie27]

Probably my fave NWA song. The video is dope too. Just raw and gritty. Love it.

[@korneltomaszewski7079]

This stuff is never getting old!

[@VladG19]

the beat is JUST INSANE!!! takes you all da way back to early 1990's. .. menace 2 society ( film ) times .. thats real rap

[@AzmatikaYaAllah]

The track new fans still don't know about.

[@aldagusta8625]

fr

[@choncholoco8756]

fr

[@nickelodeon8911]

Nothing like early '90s old school gangsta rap. Miss these days.

[@yungmoneyflow476]

This shit hard as hell

[@marioguy6881]

Man that little noise so fresh..i love how it comes and goes. Dre was that dude!

[@DobleR70]

My favorite NWA song

[@dexpert6485]

Ren nailed his verse

[@ErickDelCannabis]

Greatest music video ever

[@ballinrides]

The lyrics were much more raw when cube left and Ren took over. Cube was saving the raw shit for his solo career. This album was my favorite NWA album. Ren solicited west coast gangsta rap fully with this album. Dre used that whole recipe to make The Chronic later. Them and Comptons Most Wanted really brought a west coast sound that I miss

[@namedoesntmatter9330]

For sure cannot forget CMW too 👍

[@ballinrides]

@@namedoesntmatter9330 you could just feel their lyrics.

[@namedoesntmatter9330]

@@ballinrides exactly 💯

[@4LP3E]

fuck the police was not raw?

[@ballinrides]

@@4LP3E compared to Niggaz4life…Str8 Outta Compton sounds soft at least to me. It sounds 80’s. The rhymes sound 80’s which yes is good for it’s time. But compared to a lot of rap albums outta Compton. This deff wasn’t the hardest.

[@hankcuntpunt7166]

Rap today just don't hold a candle to what it used to be. I remember in 8th grade when this came out changed my outlook on everything

[@michaelwatkins7305]

***** 44 ways to get paid..

[@coreytrimingham8927]

This was the first N.W.A Album I bought Man, these dudes don't play. Shitty what happened between DRE and Easy, But while these guys were together they were unstoppable.MC REN is the hardest rapper ever I.M.O.

[@MHCP]

Ladies and gentlemen, you're watching the birth of Gangsta Funk

[@blakswag8238]

2022 & it’s still riding 💥

[@roBEARtoEHarwoodJr]

the way MC Ren gave the finger is magical..

[@longbeachcalifornia847]

NWA movie always into something this is a classic rest in peace easy

[@tyleryoung7657]

Nwa first rap group to put reggae in gangster music

[@jasongrissom7902]

One of the hardest songs of all time

[@mostmost1]

This Album is the most violent, ignant, mysogonist record ever! It was even too much for 1991. Thats why Ren doesnt get the credit for the masterpieces he performed and wrote. However Dre production was going straight pre chronic.

[@bungle3912]

I was 12 when this was released in the UK and it was banned for quite a while. It is ignorant abd way over the top, but the album’s incredible. I actually prefer it to Straight Outta Compton.

[@laclipps1]

This group made a whole generation ignant. It also taught people in Iowa and Oklahoma how we live in Los Angeles

[@mostmost1]

@@laclipps1 it didn't make anyone Ignant, just brought more profanity into the mainstream.

[@missvida6251]

Lmfaooo ignant!

[@bigdickdan2352]

Got to love the chill feel of this song it's on of the classics.

[@abrahammitchell5599]

WE WOULD BUMP THIS BACK IN THE DAY&IT STILL KICKS LIKE HELL.N.W.A!

[@13Gangland]

The beats for this song was ahead of its time. This sounds like Dre's later work like 2001, but came out in '92, and it doesn't have that same flovor as The Chronic, ol' skool shit, but more of late 90s early 2000s style. Again, way ahead of its time! Dre and alot of the west coast producers= kings of music making.

[@naughtygawd3269]

This doesn't sound early 2000's, the fuck you talking about? this is pure early 90's sound right here

[@simontabligan4189]

13Gangland This sounded like the precursor to the Chronic....because it was. Doesn't that damn synthesizer sort of give that away?

[@mr6570]

13Gangland Dr dre isnt great, Eazy E completely dissed him and snoop. Follower of the EAZ

[@inquizative44]

13Gangland That is a dope azz hard core beat. Hard to the core!!!

[@MrBlockparty57]

Did you know the Chronic was the name of Dres 2001 albums. Kinda made yourself look a little stupid

[@drsmetal2747]

Man, I miss my teens years in the 90s. This is what rap music is meant to be.

[@krossjayjackson6552]

Grand theft auto San-andreas

[@christelbone7630]

Kross Jackson ye

[@Ilovechicago100]

I hear a dope beat Somebody told me to buck dead But if Dre did'nt do it I can't fuck with it-------- favorite part. Ren don't never get his props

[@mrbananalee]

+Breanna Ward If it's your favourite part you might want to know "Somebody told me that buck did it". :)

[@columbusohio72]

+mrbananalee lol

[@josephringling769]

Nope commercially Ren never got his true credit but true hip hop heads gave him his credit.

[@stephanesouben9577]

Good all days, dope ASF 🙏 From Paris 🗼

[@newanimatedcartoons5870]

DONT let this song die

[@batman-cu1ep]

The Jamaica dude made the whole song. Who is he

[@elguapo702]

Still bumping this in my ride!! And literally people love that GANGSTA SHIT!!!

[@UndeadScourge]

N.W.A. without Cube man they still pulled through. But imagine Cube on this track

[@nomamessoycarlos1673]

In fact i think niggaz for Life its better that soc in Beats, and It has more songs

[@moussegarbonzo8352]

Buck never gets the credit he deserves for his dope beats.

[@Bcamp2494]

Ren was crazy in his verses here but Dre rode this beat so perfect with his flow 💯

[@bigdaddymafia1]

this is how real rap music should be.. nobody can do it like this anymore

[@shepherdjohnson5381]

Never saw this version of this video! Btw dre"s beats are absolutely untouchable always were!!

[@o-dog9247]

Old school will alwayz kick ass to the new school.

[@jamesdelavan9573]

Fo-sho!

[@F150fx2sporT]

+Horny Dolphin lmao their trash foo

[@SavGotStatic]

+Victor Sanchez The Hot Boyz were the shit nigga

[@F150fx2sporT]

Hot boy's were tight. But they can't hang with nwa

[@SavGotStatic]

I mean .. NWA were the pioneers for gangsta rap , but Hot Boyz revolutionized gangsta rap going into 2K and put the South on the map. I like both , but personally Im more of a Hot Boyz fan because im from Louisiana

[@psj3809]

These were great days, a ton of great rap music out. Loved NWA but always thought ATL and their album 'livin like hustlers' was very underated. Great rap album

[@dandrenorton]

Can’t believe it’s been 30 years.

[@138thatruth]

🔥Definitely tha 1st Track of the best music genre eva. Tha G-Funk. G-Funk 4 Life. R.I.P. Eazy-E

[@erdebon1239]

The ninenties fucking rocked, so much diversity in rap and dance music

[@keyonroberts561]

you a real nwa fan if GTA didn't bring u here

[@d1rtymart1n18]

stfu

[@marlonmalone6041]

+D1RTY MART1N1 haha

[@KasanovaKee325]

Nigga half of us wasn't even alive when this song came out.

[@ioanbogdan2000]

true

[@ioanbogdan2000]

you stfu lol

[@isaacster5027]

I like how it authentically kept the sounds in this particular video, even tho it’s really frequent and interrupting

[@noob5000000]

Great song, one of my favorites. RIP Eazy E.

[@room616oc]

This album came out only a year before the Chronic. Amazing music. Imagine NWA in 2022 with Dre being a billionaire what would they rap about.

[@sampsonmccaa3396]

Tht gotta be the hardest intro to a video. Coming in the convenient store dumpin n eazy shootin the camera 🔥

[@georgiossamaras5063]

GTA SAN ANDREAS!

[@christelbone7630]

Georgios Samaras we no

[@kadafi4lyf]

this jam was released a quarter century ago, holy shit!!! since then, lakers won 5 championships, eazy e, 2pac, biggie died, we got a black president, what else happened? brick phones in cars turned into iphones? haha just reminiscing on my childhood...