N.W.A

:This page is about the rap group; N.W.A. can also mean Northwest Airlines or National Wrestling Alliance.

Ice Cube vs. N.W.A.

N.W.A. did not take well to Ice Cube's departure from the group, so the remaining members began a feud by dissing Ice Cube on their two discs without him. On 100 Miles and Runnin', Dr. Dre told the public "It started with five/but one couldn't take it/But now it's four/Because the fifth couldn't make it," and on Efil4zaggin, the group called Ice Cube "Benedict Arnold" and called him by his real name.

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Ice Cube - 100 Miles and Runnin' - Dr. Dre - Efil4zaggin

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The assault made Ice Cube feel very upset. Ice Cube's first album AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted went platinum. There was no mention of N.W.A..

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Ice Cube - AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted

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A scene in the film Boyz N The Hood (which was an N.W.A. song until John Singleton appropriated the title) where a chain snatcher wearing a "We Want Eazy" sweatshirt is beaten.

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On his second album,Death Certificate he fired back at his former group by releasing the song "No Vaseline", proclaiming "The World's Most Dangerous Crew" as "phonies" and Eazy-E to be a "snitch". He also made Anti-Semitic remarks about his former manager Jerry Heller, the "jew who broke up his crew." Ice Cube claimed that Heller cheated him and was still cheating the group, with the exception of Eazy-E. This highly damaged N.W.A.'s street credibility. Many would say this led to the group's demise.

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Death Certificate - Eazy-E - Jerry Heller - Ice Cube

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