Arabian Prince: Life After N.W.A

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03/12/19 • 29 min

Arabian Prince, was a founding member in N.W.A., one of the earliest and most significant gangster rap groups. he original members were: Dr. Dre, Eazy-E, Ice Cube and Arabian Prince. But he left the group after their debut-studio album, Straight Out of Compton, which was a critical and commercial success.

Here, Arabian talks about that decision, musical influences, his childhood and what he is doing right now.

Here, Arabian talks about that decision, musical influences, his childhood and what he is doing right now.

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