famous for politically charged music do you see parallels between what's going on now and when n.w.a. first came out. you know there are still you know the great divide why. i just think in some ways it's the nature of capitalism you know it's. what you take advantage of as well i mean i use it as a tool to survive you know that that's the structure that we got a little joyce and you know but you know it's a shame that a country is so rich you know has so many people wanting you know for bare necessities so it's a little you know if it can get ugly as a black man do you understand because i've never understood why people don't like people because of the pigment of their skin what on earth does that have to do with anything i have no idea you not think it's really the fear of the unknown because usually when you get a chance to know some you know you might not even like their politics you mind not like you know where they come from you might think you know have your preconceived notions but when you get a chance to sit around one on one talk it out we're all like we're all alive we all look

which we what's going on now and when n.w.a. first came. in to grade this is a shame that a country was so rich you know. just being labeled a legend or more pressure no i mean i always expected.