Their music might not be to everyone’s taste but to them they were speaking the truth and changing perceptions. Some said their music glamorised violence but that was their world. Police harassment and brutality, racism, gang wars and drugs never escaped their attention. It paints the group as trail blazing heroes and pioneers who dared to dream, providing social commentaries by rapping about what was going on in the streets. Dre (Corey Hawkins), Easy-E (Jason Mitchell) and Ice Cube (O’Shea Jackson Jr.). The film provides an uncompromising and reflective look of the harsh realities of living in Compton as seen through the eyes of Dr. Just like the group itself, there’s something rebellious about Straight Outta Compton. They think you’re dangerous, but the world needs to hear it.” -Jerry Heller “Let me tell you what I see here: a lot of raw talent. probably seemed like the last thing on anyone’s mind. In a film world where we’ve asked for diversity to be represented, a biopic about the early beginnings of N.W.A. In some ways, Straight Outta Compton is a nice surprise. It’s got to be right.If you’re a child of the 80s/90s then Straight Outta Compton will bring back memories of your musical youth. It’s not like people are opposed to it, but it’s just the nature of the business, just timing. It’s going to be timely and when it happens, it’ll happen. Will you be involved in the process?Ĭube wants to keep going, but people have moved on and the same people aren’t available at the same rate and don’t have the same time or the same inclination.
BYE FELICIA STRAIGHT OUTTA COMPTON MOVIE
There are talks of a new Friday movie in the works. Big Worm was hilarious and you know what was funny? Chris Tucker running down the street in his drawers when he was having a bad reaction. Gary Gray did that were just like ‘Wow!’ My number two scene was the fighting, and any one with John Witherspoon. What are some of your favorite scenes from Friday? It wasn’t even like you were looking at a movie. He’s the one who had the foresight and the script was real. Then you put Ice Cube, DJ Pooh and some of the funniest people in the business together, that’s the formula for magic.
hit and that’s when the magic started with just the era and the decade. Then the ’70s came and it was R&B and soul. It’s a timeless piece during a magical time in L.A. Why do you think Friday has such a strong influence on entertainment, even 20 years later? We planned our son and we said no matter what happens, we are going to love this child more than we dislike one another. Part of being a good mother is birthing a child with a good father and that’s what I did. I made sure he had everything that he needed and I made sure all the lanes were open for him because the more I gave him, the more he wanted. Once he started football, that was a good 40-hour a week job right there. My child was three-years-old and after Skeeter went down, he went into pre-school. Bill Bellamy voiced the puppet, I was the mom and Meagan Good was on that show. I was part of the House Party series, then Friday and on top of that, I’m a part of television’s first black live action puppet show, Cousin Skeeter. It was okay for me to not do because I had been a part of really important projects. How did you shift from the big screen to now leading your video production and photography business? He invited me on his show and wanted to meet me. He is also a current events commentator whose had an impact and a career that spans decades.
Stuart Scott and Keith Olbermann are the kings of ESPN sports talk. What was it like appearing on ESPN with Keith Olbermann, who religiously uses the term “Bye Felicia”? I don’t even have the vocabulary to describe his impact on not just a local or national level, but a global level. What do you think of the recent impact your character has had on social media or pop culture? The moment I saw her, I had an overwhelming feeling that she was a star. She and stylist Shawn Barton helped me create her, but allowed me to develop Felicia just through her wardrobe. I’m getting emotional, but I remember that it was really tough because I was working from a different place. Trust me when I tell you, Rea Ann Silva, the makeup artist, really created Felicia. I was blown away by Cube’s process-that’s what I remember most. I was blown away all of the time, every day.
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