Dr. Boyce Watkins: Problems with the Straight Outta Compton Movie

VH1 Documentary: NWA: The World's Most Dangerous Group

Ruthless Records Documentary of Eazy-E

Eazy-E Documentary

Eazy-E on Dr. Dre and Suge Knight

Eazy-E in his own words on Dr. Dre and Suge Knight.

~DJ Dolly~

Inside the Eazy-E vs. Suge Knight Feud

Jerry Heller Speaks

Jerry Heller talks about the old days managing NWA and how things fell apart.

~DJ Dolly~

Bone Thugs N Harmony on Eazy-E

Bone Thugs n Harmony speculate on Jerry Heller's potential involvement with Eazy-E's death. Conspiracy Theories! 

Coming up tomorrow, Jerry Heller speaks his mind.

~DJ Dolly~

Breakfast Club Interview: Kanye West

One thing is certain: he's never boring.

~DJ Wicked Wanda~

Frankie Stew: They Say

Here is an interview with Frankie if you'd like to know a little more about this low-key, down to earth young rapper from the U.K.

~DJ Seth~

Wiz Khalifa is a D-O-G

I'm not one for making fun of people's looks, and I'm not, in fact making fun of Wiz Khalifa's looks. I'm just wondering what the hell she ever saw in his skanky azz. Skanky is an attitude, and he radiates it like nobody's business.

The KHEL 666 Krew has some advice for Amber, via Rick Estrin and the Nightcats.

Darlin', you can do better.

~DJ Rose~

An American Snoop Dogg in Paris

This reminds me of a little tale from many years ago in the mid-nineties. It probably won't be of much interest to anyone but me, but I'll tell it anyway. I went to see Public Enemy and U2 in concert. Before the show started, I was standing near the back entrance to the arena and who but Flavor Flav should walk by with his three older kids and their mother. I decided against saying anything to him as I didn't want to bother him when he was with his family. 

It's really too bad that Flav screwed things up so much between himself and his older kids. Guy's got issues. Regardless, Public Enemy always puts on one hell of a show, and I try to see them whenever they're in town. To be honest, although I love U2, I really thought that all the props they had onstage was overkill. Bono also seemed to really distance himself from the audience. Music-wise it was a push. Performance-wise, I actually preferred Public Enemy's performance. They seemed much more accessible.

About ten years later, my son and I went to a talk given by Chuck D. We went up afterwards and got his autograph. He's a true gentleman and really seems to have it together. 

Just a couple fun memories from back in the day. I enjoyed the recollection.

~DJ Cheesy~

How the Earthquake Affected Japan

Pharrell Willliams talks to Japanese friends and business associates about how the earthquake in Japan on March 11, 2011 affected their lives.

Fresh Find: Aldon Blackie: Rest in Peace

This kid is every bit as good as the big name hip-hop artists.

~DJ Badass Brittney~

Darkleaf: Who's Keeping Time

From the 1999 album Beneath the Surface.

We Dwell on Planet E4rth

Join us tomorrow for The Sunday Picture!

~DJ Dolly~

You can follow Key Nyata on Twitter

You can also follow the Undead in the Netherworld crew on Twitter

Three Six Mafia: Long and Hard

Sometimes you just want to hear a sweet, romantic tune! X-D

Waka Flocka Flame's Name

We're not much for gossip, but this was kind of amusing.

Common: Reminding me of Sef

[Common]
Yeah yeah what yeah
Reminding me of Sef what?
Fat fat thick booty what?
You say jack that big booty yo
He say OOH OH
I heard the boy he said OOH OH
The party people he said OOH OH
Uhh uh uh uhh yo yo yo
Check it check it

Driftin on a memory brought forth
from a fifth of Hennesey as in times
of eighty nine they envision me
Warm days and the cold beer chemistry
Eventually broken up by responsibilities and such
Sometimes this era mentally I reconstruct
High school I came out it
Cats with clout at graduation got they name shouted
Go to Great America, me and my lady rock the same outfit
My niggaz be fuckin girls that she hang out with
Round then Guy came out with, 'Piece of My Love'
Arguin over if he said, "Dumb bitch"
Everyday the same old with rainbow, watchin the sun twist
Cool as a Mig Dry, that in the trunk shit
Afterparties in Wendy's parkin lot, unfamiliar faces got marked a lot
Showin off for hoes in bricks and rows had us charged to box
That demo sorta stopped once A.C. got popped

Chorus: Chantay Savage

It's remind-ing... mmm whooahhh yeahhh
It's remind-ing... heyyeahhahh, uh-huh

[Common]
Check it
Before these minds got ahold to some drugs
and start thinkin they thugs
We'd be at the Bismarck, and the Racquetball club
Plugged with Gucci promotion so we got in free
Against the wall me and my guys formed a colony, Ron'll be beatin
Saved my day, dancin on speakers
Flames snatched I was born this way
87th Street and Hyde Park was warrin
Over gossip, Kenwood bras was pourin
Suited in three-quarter Jordans, pro-models
and started coach out the back of Beauty Shop Sevalas
Buy the dope, put my name in they verse, EPMD
I would quote, stolen leathers I'd sell, like a child of broke
behind the beat, I took my first shot of Henny
It hit me in the chest like when them marks shot Benji
Shame on the girl that left her Fendi around crew
I'da go through it or, take it, we was bound to
Travellin like Vice Lords, down to the taste
Not wantin to bring my lady around crew cause they would snake
House parties was the lick, behind bars we'd come up
at em' I did the Hooper dance with my thumbs up

Chorus

[Common]
There go the break
To get the break go, it go OOH OH
Yeah, it go OOH OH
You heard the people they go oh oh oh-oh oh-oh oh-oh
Yo, check it, check it

Nowadays niggaz is fake, like that party at McCormick Place
I don't draw with em, cause they was born to trace
At times I contemplate movin to a warmer place
Then the Lake and skyline, give me a warm embrace
remindin me of the pointed parties Moe used to mace
Six deep in the Hyundai bumpin Twilight Tone tapes
Come home late callin broads hang up on they mother
If it wasn't nowhere to scrap at then we would fight each other
Get a room at the Dunes havin bakeouts
We'd eat, at Giadonno's and break out
Then everybody thought that they could spend
High rollers had the MCM blazer blend
Girbauds and Guess jeans we was takin in
Cranes and freight trains we was breakin in
Tim a be basin Mike down at I.I.T.
Rememberin numbers depended on how high I'd be
It's a Deja-Brew, when I see bottles of Gill
My man Sef passed I feel hollow but still

Chorus 

Grandmaster Flash: The Message