I Watched *STRAIGHT OUTTA COMPTON* As A Music Artist And Here's What I Learned.....
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Missed You Guys This Week. I’ve Been Really Exhausted And I Don’t Understand Why. Nonetheless I Have A Special Upload With This One. This Might Be The One That Gets Us To 1k. It Was Really Personal For Me As Musician And Artist To Watch This Film. I Hope Y’all Enjoy This. Remember To LIKE COMMENT AND SUBSCRIBE
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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.
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The only issues I had with the movie was they didn't show how in 1994 Eazy-E bounced back and he saw the distribution deal take off for him and the label. And the diss tracks between Dr. Dre and Eazy-E. Plus they stopped showing the timeline after 1993. But dope movie overall. Thanks for reviewing it!
Yeah even having an album come out after his death. I did a lot of research after watching. When I start getting everything going on Patreon. I’ll start doing more interviews and what not after watching the movies
Eazy E Was Never Down Bad. E Was Making Money From The Chronic & Had Signed a successful Rap Group Bone Thugs N Harmony. Hopefully they Make a Eazy E Solo Movie because He's the Godfather Of Gangster Rap
@@joshuaspikes7159And they need to show when dre was about to beat up Michele and Eazy protected her
@@Folsom-nt4vm oh wow, I didn't know that. E was a real one💯🐐
Fr why didn't they show the Dr dre and eazy e beef I feel like that's important
My spouse has HIV (living a very healthy life thank God) and the Eazy E aids scene always hits me so hard. So glad we have made so many progressions in treatment to the point that it’s livable. Back in the 80s and 90s it was somewhat of a death sentence especially for black and brown people
First of all I wanna say God bless your union. It takes alot of courage with sharing that on a public platform, so you have my support on that. Ain’t nobody finna come sideways in this comment section. Secondly I did a lot of research after this movie and did see some stories of people saying even though their T Cell count was extremely low and was in icu and all that. And still survived. But being that this happened in the 90s. It’s like you said. It’s like a death sentence. I do know someone personally that did contract the virus and had to have surgery due to failing kidneys but he’s very much alive and well. God has the final say so. So God bless y’all fr. Much love from me 💖
@@DagiTingz thank you so much love ❤️❤️❤️❤️
There's an unofficial sequel to this film which stars some of the same actors in this movie called Surviving Compton which focuses on Mi'chelle career and relationship with Dr Dre.
Imma definitely check it out
@@DagiTingz you may not like Dr. Dre after watching.. he’s something else smh and not in a good way
Not really a sequel, they were shot at the same time, but the Lifetime movie of Michell'e didn't have any rights to N.W.A. Music. But yes some of the same actors did play in both movies, but not the entire cast.
it is an ok movie but shows how it was a cut rate rip off of Straight Outta Compton.
@@Whatchamawhozityou must be a big fan of him omg
@@roselynholloway7863 I am a huge fan of n. W a
This movie have alot of true shit behind it, like cube stories he had to tell his son them stories and made him audition for his dad role...Dre had to show corey how to dj too 😊
I’m glad they prepped the actors the way they did. They did a good job with casting for this film
As far as Ice Cube on the bus with white people, Cube is the only one in NWA from LA, not Compton. 2 different cities right next door to each other. South Central (where Cube from) is LA, not Compton. They made Friday in the hood he grew up in. Also he was around white people because he went to Taft High School which is on the other side of the Hollywood Hills.
Mmmmmm wow thanks for the info. Cause I don’t know that much about Cali like that. I Legit thought they all was from Compton
omg i would love to see ur reaction to Surviving Compton. No one has rlly reacted to as of recently.
Just found your page and i find you hella funny and interesting lolll
Ayeee welcome. It’s always lit here. People are have been telling me to watch it since I dropped it. So imma def circle around back to it for sure
Trivia - Dj Jazzy Jeff did all the scratching, Eazy was never afraid of Suge knight and many people within the NWA universe said this never happened, it was dramatized for the movie. They tried to intimidate Eazy by saying they were going to kill his mother, Jerry taught E if he was ever in a blackmail situation sign whatever, but alter your signature then take it to court and handle it through litigation (under duress), that is what happened. When a deal was finally made to release Dre, Eazy go a percentage of everything Dre produced for 6+ years, that is why Dre Day is still Eazy's Payday.
Also, Eazy had the backing of the Crips... and even the bloods (including Suge) knew Eazy was untouchable. If that went down as it happened Suge, Dre and everyone else would have been dead.
This is one of the greatest music biopics of all time. I would love to see you react to the following music biopics:
The Jacksons An American Dream
What’s Love Got To Do With It
The Temptations
Ray
The New Edition Story
The Bobby Brown Story
The Roxanne Shante Story
I agree with this being one of the greatest biopics. It was really amazing. I’m definitely gonna do those in the future for sure
@@DagiTingz I am here for it.
Thanks for supporting gang 🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾
@@DagiTingz You’re welcome gang 🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾
Definitely she should do the Roxanne Shante one
your channel such a vibe i love it here 💁🏾♀️
I’m glad you love it here 🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾 I be tryna tell ‘em
Glad you took time off and got some rest Dag. Hopefully when you get Patreon up time will be more rewarded 🙏🏽. Great movie and reaction
Trust me I’m trying get Patreon situated. I’m just baffled at how it works tbh
Lovin fhis !!! Just enough to give me this special attitude at the after work party.
Oh word??? Enjoy yourself and stay safe hang
Ayyyee back wit another banger and lookin beautiful as always 😁🔥
Thanks gang 🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾 appreciate the love
@@DagiTingzyour welcome and no problem 🤎
I'm lovin how real you are with the social commentary. Great reaction :)
Thanks gang. We keep the commentary authentic af over
Love your insights and what you add to the reactions
Ayeee appreciate that 🫶🏾🤘🏾
Love you Dagi 😍😍😍 Your channel is the SHIT‼️‼️🔥🔥🔥🔥
Ayeeeeeee thanks gang 🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾
It was around 1986/7 when they recorded Boyz in tha Hood….nobody outside of the West Coast knew what a ‘64 was 😂. I found out when the song came out. Here in Detroit it was all about a Monte, Cutlass, or Regal. Jeeps were huge too. Right after that it was the Benz 190 or the Acura Legend. The fancy street dudes had a Sterling or an Alpha Romeo 😂
Ahhhhh that makes sense
you was speaking fax this whole time but naw this shi still get to me bc being a black man ain’t easy 💯 great reaction 🫶🏽
And you are valued and appreciated. Keep up the fight strong black man ✨🫶🏾
Great reaction!!
Glad you enjoyed
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Ayeee you know it 🤘🏾🫶🏾
There are things in the movie that arent true it were hollywood bs gotta remember Eazy werent here to tell his side of the story if he were here to give his input the stpry would have played out different.Cube and Dre being co-directors did Eazy dirty they made him look like a punk while making themselves look gangsta.Cube got beat from Cold 187um aka Big Hutch from Above The Law but in the movie he mafde out him Da Lenchmob beat down ATL.Eazy did not cry when The Chronic were released he got paid off of the album he were never broke he and Ruthless were worth around 50$ mil at the time of his death he had just discover Bone Thugs had his artists on the label aswell as his own solo albums,he were also working on his own sound system and video games & had The Ruthless Radio show on 92.3 The Beat with Julio G.Dre & Cube had no idea what were going on in Eazys life after the break up so how tf would they know,haters.Many have said Suge never touched Eazy and if he did there would have been repurcussions.
Yeah I feel like they didn’t do justice for Eazy at all. Which is crazy because his wife was a producer on his film. Like we shouldn’t glamorize this for Hollywood. Like making it seem he was broke before his passing. That’s why I was asking the questions I was and also doing more research after I started editing
if Suge touched Eazy he would have been put in the dirt within 24 hours. Eazy was a real crip and had multiple crip sets who had his back, Suge wouldn't have seen the next day if he really put hands on Eazy hence why ex gangsters and rapper have come out and said Suge would have never touched Eazy.
Queen is almost at 1k ❤
Mmmhmmm and it’s cause of y’all 🥹🥹🥹 forever humble and grateful
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You are very intelligent and it’s cool to see someone break down a movie like you did
Ayeeee thank you so much for that. I’m glad I’m able to break it down
@@DagiTingz I’ve never seen someone break things down like you did. I watch a lot of these movie and music reviews because it’s cool to see a younger generation watch or listen to music that is from my generation,I’m 46 years old Gen X,for the first time. But I’ve never seen someone break it down that intellectually. I don’t know how old you are or In what sort of environment you grew up in but damn you nailed so many things in this movie. I’m actually about to watch your breakdown on “Menace 2 Society “ so I’m looking forward to that. You will see me comment on that video also because I know that you’re going to say some intelligent stuff on it. Keep doing what you’re doing because I think people are going to associate with you and what you have to say.
Great commentary and reaction.....in the words of Dr. Dre: "Damn, that shit was dope!" 💯💯💯💯💯
Ayeeeeeee. Thanks for the support gang 🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾
I like what they said about art. Rob zombie said it best "Art is not safe". and in my opinion, it's 100%
I love ur reaction. u spitting facts ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks Gang 🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾
@@DagiTingz ur welcome ❤️❤️
@@DagiTingz 😊😊
Keep that shit raw, Dagi. 😂😂😂
Period!!! I ain’t changing shit 😂😂😂😂
In my opinion F- The Police is one of the best songs period. NWA was able to capture all of the rage and frustration that black people go through when dealing with the police. And I love the line Cube put in there about Black police showing out for the white cops.
One of my favorite lines too. Cause I can’t stand that shit
“We on a lil late night vibe and shit” 😂😂😂
Lmaooo deadass. People don’t realize I film sometimes between the hours of 1-3am because it’s nice and quiet.
I enjoyed your commentary I like straight outta Compton because it tells the story about NWA group with Eazy E Dr Dre. and Ice cube your reaction is great!!
It was a great biopic fr. I did enjoy watching this alot
@@DagiTingz me too ice cube son really does look like him and Corey Hawkins really look like the real Dr Dre they got the right actors that played them!!
Yeah the casting was elite
@@DagiTingz facts I really enjoyed straight outta Compton and also notorious 8 mile and get rich or die tryin as well.
They don't cover it in the movie but there's a small window after Cube left where there wasn't really beef. Cube said he initially was gonna have Dre produce his whole album. But Eazy and Jerry said no so he went to NY and hooked up with Public Enemy and The Bomb Squad
Eazy-E:
- Eric Wright
- The King Of Compton
- The Godfather Of Gangsta Rap
- The REAL Mutaphuckin G
- Ruthless Records
- The King Of The West Coast
- N.W.A
Ice Cube:
- O'Shea Jackson
- The Godfather Of Gangster Rap
- The King Of The West Coast
- Doughboy (BOYZ N THE HOOD)
- Craig (FRIDAY)
- Amerikka's Most Wanted
- Today Was A Good Day
- Lench Mob
- Priority Records
- N.W.A
Dr Dre:
- Andre Young
- The Master Of The Beats
- The King Of The West Coast
- The Chronic
- The D.R.E
- Death Row Records
- Aftermath
- N.W.A
Who's better
Who's your favorite
I’d probably have to go with Cube. Only because he’s a writer as am I. My pen is the most valuable asset
Sure said on a late night show that Easy was killed with an hiv infected injection and was laughing because he said you cannot prove it. It could have easily been done while they were beating him up without Eric knowing it.
Cube was in engineering school and was buss to the Suburbs. So that why he was in a white school.
Cube has always been intelligent.
I’m actually glad his parents made sure he was given an opportunity to thrive. I had made a comment that got left out about when Dre’s mom was complaining about him getting a job. He always had a thing for music. If it was my kid and I saw that they had a really big potential for something. I would’ve tried my best to craft their skills from early.
@@DagiTingz but there's another side to that, I'm a man but can see Mom's point.
She's probably bustin' her azz
Rent, Clothes and food for to
Boys, and them streets in Compton in the 80s the Cops
We're more dangerous than the killa's. Mother's worry, when they don't. 🥺
Trust me, I definitely knew that she was a struggling mom and wanted the best for her kids. But discouraging your kids dreams. Yeah that’s what I’m pointing out. He was a dj and I know it wasn’t bringing in enough. Better than being on the street though. Fr. Sometimes you gotta have patience. Make sure they ain’t bullshitting but try to support. As a musician myself. A lot of people don’t see the vision us creatives have. So support is not something that we get.
@@DagiTingz but again this isn't 95 or 2005 this is 85. Hip Hop really didn't have a future
You had one start up company that was still struggling to Book shows.
Hip Hop wasn't everywhere yet. It was New York or bust.
So just like most parents, meaning all of them. Hip Hop was a fad and won't be around for long. So he could have avoided that scene and left before that. I know my mother like you know your each are different but you KNOW your's. Mom is mom.
Expect it. Love her for it.
She's not stopping to her she's protecting you. Almost
All the Bro's on the corner had
Dreams too.
This movie always reminds me of what the people who look like me have done, I remember watching this with my buddies from Compton and when it ended I said ‘the actions of those cops don’t represent the rest of us’ and they said ‘we know bro we know’ it makes me embarrassed and ashamed to be white sometimes, N.W.A were pioneers in breaking down barriers and are definitely one of THE best music groups of all time
Hey listen. It’s nothing to be ashamed of. I know seeing other people who are white exhibit disgusting behavior especially in law enforcement. But take that as a signal to just in general be a better person. It’s so much corruption. All we need to do is be better people even outside of our races and not make the same mistakes
This is a great soundtrack
It definitely was.
@17:50 Yea, that's true. It has a nice ring to it, cause I don't think Mad Scientist Dre would've caught on too well. 😇
Lmaoooo yeah I don’t think so either. Doctor cause he got skills
A lot of the things in this movie has been inserted or embellished or just plain made up especially when it comes to Eazy, He was riding high on his own solo career which he started after the release of the first hit NWA album and was making money on the acts he signed to ruthless like J.J. Fad and made money on Dre's mega hit chronic album because of the contract dre signed that got Eazy part of the profits despite him being at Deathrow. So he was far from being broke in real life but the movie straight out lie he failing music wise and money wise. He was ready to launch several new acts before he died, the new one he managed to get out there was Bone Thugs N Harmony who ended up winning a grammy and was huge thanks to the crossroads remix which was a tribute to Eazy. Eazy was the only one as well as Ren who dressed like you see them from NWA the others didnt look like that especially dre and yella.
Thank you for this comment. It’s always after start post editing. That’s when I start learning even more. Which is something I might implement on Patreon when I start. I started watching so many interviews about all of this. And lowkey it’s a shame because if his wife had parts in producing the film. That’s a shame to his legacy. I know Hollywood likes to twist shit to make it fit there agenda but if mfs ain’t gon tell the truth about everything. Then don’t do it. Regardless people know the truth. But us youngins that’s growing up and tryna learn. This could be misleading as fuck
That’s why I asked all them questions
@@DagiTingz Yeah they made Dre more sympathetic when he was a notorious woman beater, he beat the hell out of his girlfriend the singer Mi'chelle who was big in the early 90s who Eazy signed to ruthless, and before that Dre assaulted a woman journalist. Not in the movie.
And lowkey that’s why I left out his love storyline. Cause I knew it was bullshit
@@DagiTingz and sadly none of his kids are getting along.. the wife who produced his story and her daughter Erin are so mean to the other siblings and caused division.
There’s more..look into what happened to ruthless records and bone thugs with Tamika (Eazy’s wife shown in the movie) after he passed away.. it’s interesting. The cobweb of everything is deep…
I’ve been seeing so much post edit for this movie. I started looking at interviews and just learned so damn much. I might start doing that on Patreon
😊....what's good dagi
Feelin good gang 🫶🏾🫶🏾
@@DagiTingz I'm fine...my apologies for overdoing it with the responses last time
Nah you good. Helps me actually
@@DagiTingz how is that
Get her to 1k
Yesssssss gang 🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾🫶🏾 thank you for being here early
the baby in the front seat is definitely something they did more of back in the day, unlike now when everyone is worried about safety
Lol well yeah based off of the cars they was driving.
This is a really good movie
Phenomenal biopic
My first vid and you funny as hell
Ayeee I got more where that came from
The homies and I (young) were at that show in Anaheim...Cops were the ones who shot in the air to make it sound like it was the crowd.....question everything.... nothing like golden era
See and this what I mean. Shooting in an open space with a bunch of people. Like that’s mad much. I would’ve just arrested them after the show. That’s why I said the extra af. But that was dope you was there. What an experience
Ice Cube is the only one that wasn’t from Compton, he’s from South Central LA and was bussed to a good school ( hence the gentrified scenery 😂)
The police used to pull over and beat people up for playing F*ck the police in their cars, they busted my homie’s head with his pull out radio once.
Rap was still pretty new then so a lot of people didn’t apply music theory to doing it. They were also the first rappers to use profanity as much as they did, before that you might have heard a word or 2 in rap songs. When NWA first dropped they blew our minds cause nobody at the time (except for maybe Ice T) was that raw.
I also don’t like how they downplayed REN in this movie, he was definitely a strong factor in the crew.
Yeah I wish they gave a lil bit more into Ren and Yellas story just a lil bit you know. Cause they were just as important like every member of NWA
@@DagiTingz And a little more insight into the D.O.C. as well. He was on top of the world when that accident happened.
Aftermath was Dre record Label
I’m new I love ur reaction but have u seen snowfall like every season bc dat reaction would be fire🥲🔥
I have seen snowfall. My mod and I watched it and I wish I had streamed it but I’m definitely gonna watch it again because it was really good
next movie urban justice
I wish I could’ve just gave you 20 likes just now over that comment about enforcement because it’s so real
Listennnnn!!! It’s just gotten more brutal with law enforcement. So I ain’t shutting up for nothing on this platform !!!
@@DagiTingz and I’m with it all the way keep doing what you’re doing. You got a supporter right here.
Have you seen Biggies movie Notorious(2009)? If you haven’t check that out.
I’m definitely check it out. These biopics are must
This movie is really good a true story
It was really good. But they definitely left out some stuff but still dope
@@DagiTingz ya I like it though
YOU HAVE TO WATCH FRESH with Samuel jackson you gonna really like it
I’ll check that out
I think you right about Suge and it happened in that scene
Chileeeeeee cause he’s evil enough to do that shit
Just a tip: don't believe everything you see on this movie
Here are few examples of when the movie wasn't accurate
1. When they performed F the police the police really chased them, but all they wanted was autographs, not arrest them
2. Saying that Cube wrote all the lyrics: Most of the lyrics were wrote by MC Ren and The D.O.C.
3. They didn't said anything about the Death Row VS Eazy-E beef and without showing this it made Eazy look like a bitch
4. 2pac had a problem with Dre and Suge even said they were never on a studio in the same time
Most of the time I try to go into the movies blind. After I react and go into post edit I do more research which actually gives me a bit more insight. When I start Patreon I might show the research I do. Cause after I finished watching this movie. I went and watched every interview I could find with people connected to this whole thing
If you want to explore some more classic music movies for further movie education, then some absolute MUST SEE’s
“The Doors” (1991)
“La Bamba” (1987)
“Love & Mercy” (2015)
All of these are based on true stories.
Thank you, imma check those out for sure
Eazy-E had a habbit of wearing black Leather gloves on his hands
I’m curious as to why ? I mean so did Michael Jackson. It was something fashionable to wear however in Michael’s case it was to hide his skin condition so. I’m curious
@@DagiTingz its to be ready if one needs to fight. Where I'm from we often wear boots in all seasons for ass kicking reasons.
The D.O.C was a fantastic rapper! I hate the accident took his voice
I was actually about to watch his interview on Vlad to know a lil more about him
@@DagiTingz You will enjoy it! 👍
When they announced that he had AIDS in 1995 it was shocking.
I can imagine. It progressed really fast.
Eazy was the bank... that is how N.W.A. started. The 1992 riots were off the chain. for days LA was in turmoil. Businesses, Black Korean and White owned were burned to the ground. Motorists were dragged from their cars and beaten in the middle of the street. When it was all said and done over $1,000,000,000 in damage was done to S. Central LA.
Mannnn that’s really crazy. What’s time period that was
@@DagiTingz Well, the riots happened in 1992 and by that point N. W a pretty much disbanded, but yeah, the riots did so much damage
I love your movie reactions also because your a stoner 😂💯
Lmaooooo I be so faded yo 😂😂😂
I fuccs with you. Salute 7:31
Ayeee listen we take back that power from them. Fuck what they talking bout
I love your vibe, style, thought process and all. Check out that link. It was a lit time. Check out "Devil in a Blue Dress "....
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@@DagiTingz : Right on..
Fun fact: DOC has a baby with Erykah Badu.
No way!!!
Dagi you are a cutie
Watch the wood
I’ll put that on the list
Yo so I wasn’t born when the riots happened I was born in 2000 but my family was here, and my pops always tell me how when it cracked off he saw niggas he went to school wit on tv throwin rocks at police cars, and the one of the nights he had to go to a church service, and he was on the freeway. He said from the freeway u could jus see the city burning. They had set hella fires all over the south central
Sheeshhhhh they really lit up the town like that.
@@DagiTingz yeaaa I remember goin to my auntie house as a kid, and we were at the intersection Florence and normandie and my dad was like this is where they pulled the guy out his truck and threw a brick at his face. I was like 😦😦 lol I was trippin.
When it comes to crooked managers, I highly recommend watching the Elvis movie from 2022. I could care less about Elvis to an extent, like him being a woman manipulator, that they didn’t portray in the movie, but the movie was soooo good! & the actor that played him wasn’t bad to look at, for me at least.
Definitely wanna watch that as well because I was curious as to Austin Butlers portrayal of Elvis so yeah I’ll check it out for sure
I would love to watch it again with u! What do u stream on??
If you do have some questions about this movie I could give you some information about it
Definitely asked a lot of questions during the reactions, hopefully you can answer them
@DagiTingz Suge Knight went to the Jimmy Kimmel show and joked about eazy e death saying you take a needle with someone's blood whose Been infected with aids and injected in someone else's blood and that gave me the suspicion that Suge Knight killed eazy e
That shit whether or not if it’s true. Is incriminating as fuck that he would say that on national television. I rather a mf kill me like on some gangsta shit. That right there is straight evil. Having a connect that can give you blood with aids. Just fucking wild
@@DagiTingz it is its demonic
Ice cube from south central not compton
I just found that out. I was surprised
I believe the conspiracy theory he kind of mention it on a talk show about somebody doing that but implying he did it too because how his wife didn't contract it and his kids were good and he just passed away seem like within a years time R.I.P. Eazy-E🙏🏾🕊😇
Telling you that dude Suge is a crazy mf. To go on national tv and say that shit is wild
It's been a while since I've been on here
Wassup gang 🤟🏾🤟🏾🤟🏾 how are you
@@DagiTingz 👍👍👍
Suge Knight was the biggest villain around that time
Yes he was
Your reactions are very insightful. You should review the Michel'le movie
"Surviving Compton: Dre, Suge & Michel'le" to see the OTHER side of BEATS by Dre. Him & Suge are terrible people, it'll make your blood boil 🌡🤬
u from ny??
Yes I am
React to Notorious
Imma def do that soon
Eazy e crying at The Chronic billboard is the most fakest shit ive ever seen..like eazy said "dre day only meant Eazy's payday" - real muthaphucckin g's
He was definitely getting paid for sure
Death Row was mad and ignorant because of Suge Knight
Eazy E chillin with his compadre Toker up in heaven .
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F the police changed everything in not only rap but the entire music industry as a whole parental advisory stickers have been a must since before radio stations stopped playing the song
And now look wtf is going on with radio play now. That is crazy. I’m glad they created that song though
@@DagiTingz what is going on now has more to do with the financiers of the music companies than politicians and artists today
Only drinking and driving laws had changed child seat laws would come much later
Ain’t that some shit 😂😂😂😂