[rktman]

A hilarious look at the good old days growing up in the 'hood as a jovial group of choir boys go about their daily routine. Heard it's doin' great at the box office. Ah, the thug life.

P.S. Is nwa on the lyin' king's play list?

[rktman]

Almost forgot, here’s the link to the “non-print” version for those that like the ads on the main page.

http://www.nationalreview.com/article/422532/straight-outta-compton-bashing-asians-and-getting-away-with-it

[max americana]

Have you been to Compton nowadays? It’s been overrun by mexicans. Even the Compton mall, I barely saw a black dude.

[tophat9000]

This is crazy..Im white and I am from Compton.. so all my father family... I’ve got two grandparents and a great grand mother buried there

[Dilbert San Diego]

Will anyone in the media spell out what NWA stands for????

Will anyone in the media condemn rap for the glorification of violence including violence against women?

There were gang fights at theaters years ago,,when “Boys in the Hood” was in theaters. I would fear that this new movie will draw a rough crowd .

But then if ticket sales are slow we will be told its due to racism. Certain people will not be able to get their arms around the idea that middle America does not want to see z movie about rap and the lifestyles of “rap artists” coming up out of the Compton California ghetto.

[Cheerio]

I will see this right after I have seen Django Unchained.

[Organic Panic]

I remember the gang fights and brawls at the release of “Walk the Line.”

Oh wait.

[gaijin]

Kevin Costner is from Compton. Im serious.

Tu Pak is from a ritzy part of Marin County, near the wine country of California.

[Red in Blue PA]

Hey MSM, what does "NWA" stand for?

[BenLurkin]

These guys were thugs — whose thuggery was rewarded by greedy and unscrupulous music industry executives.

The negative impact of “rap” on our culture is indisputable. Yet the public is expected to accept the lionization of these monsters as though everything is just fine.

[erod]

Youth-vote-pandering GOP Florida senator Marco Rubio jumped on the cultural bandwagon, too, with two obsequious messages on Twitter featuring the hashtag “#straightouttacompton.

Rubio is such a tool.