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A reporter asks the band what a guy from Compton does when he starts making money like that. Cube says that their art reflects their reality. Cube tells the crowd what's going on and they play it anyway. Joe Louis Arena Detroit, Michigan The Detroit Police show up and tell them they can't play 'Fuck tha Police' due to the vulgar language of the song. His mom says that isn't true and that she's proud of Dre. He tells his mom this would have never happened if he had just let his brother come on the road like he wanted. They go back home to California so Dre can go to the funeral. E tells him that they will always stay brothers. Dre breaks down crying, and the rest of the group consoles him. His mom tells him that T was killed in a fight. Cube mentions that to Dre, but Dre says he doesn't want Cube jumping to any conclusions that anything shady is going on. Spectrum in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Prior to the band's latest concert, the rest of NWA still doesn't have contracts.

Jerry recommends putting the song on hold for a little while. Riverfront Colosseum in Ohio Prior to the concert, the FBI issues a warning about playing 'Fuck tha Police'. NWA chase them out with guns of their own. Two guys show up with guns to find their girl at a hotel party. Afterwards, Dre tells his brother over the phone that he can come out and meet up with them in Florida. NWA Tour, 1989 The Summit in Houston The band plays inside the packed arena. Meanwhile, Dre and his lady are sleeping with a baby at his aunt's house. Jerry has given E his contract, but no one else has gotten theirs. After the event, Cube writes 'Fuck tha Police'. Jerry witnesses police brutality first hand. During a break in the recording, the guys go outside and are harassed by the racist LAPD. The band records 'Straight Outta Compton' at a recording studio in Torrance, California. NWA thinks that's a joke until Turner points out that the Raisins went gold. Priority currently has the California Raisins on their roster. They all pass with the exception of Bryan Turner (Tate Ellington) from Priority Records. Jerry has invited other record executives to the show to check it out.

Skateland, 1988 E tells the group he wants them all wearing black clothing because it's professional. Music manager Jerry Heller (Paul Giamati) meets with E and tells him that he wants to make him legit and together they can build something big with their talent. The rap song, 'Boyz n the Hood' by Eazy-E and NWA becomes the #1 song for six weeks. After much coaching from Dre, hes able to hit the beat. Its suggested that Cube just record it, but he cant because hes already in a group with Jinx. They invited a group from New York called HBO to record 'Boyz in the Hood', one of the raps Cube wrote, but they hate it. Outside the police station, Dre tells E that if he can sling dope, he can sling records. There's a fight in the parking lot after and the LAPD locks up Dre. Dre asks E to think about putting his money into the music. But MC Ren (Aldis Hodge) and E are at the club and they like what they hear. The club owners Lonzo (Corey Reynolds) tells them he doesn't want any 'rap shit' on stage, but as soon as he steps out, Cube takes the mic and raps about his day. Later at Doo-Tos Club, Dre and DJ Yella (Neil Brown Jr.) are spinning. As Cube goes to head back home, the LAPD stops him and violently searches him. Cube tells them what happened on the bus and lets them know that he wrote some new rhymes. He and Jinx (Cleavon McClendon) are making beats. Cube goes to the house where Dre is staying. They gang members then leave the bus without physically harming any of the kids, get back into their car and drive away. They tell the kids they better start 'gang banging their books' or the Crenshaw Mafia might just get them.

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The car cuts them off and the guys inside board the bus and pull guns on the bus driver and all of the kids. Other kids on the bus horse around by flashing gang signs at a car driving next to the bus. Elsewhere, Ice Cube (O'Shea Jackson Jr.) is writing rhymes on the school bus. His little brother T (Keith Powers) is sad to see him go. She points out that making $50 a night isn't a real job. His mom (Lisa Renee Pitts) is mad that he missed a job interview. Dre (Corey Hawkins) is listening to records in his room. The police appears and raids the block and E barely makes it out of the house and escapes to freedom across the rooftops. 1986 Easy-E (Jason Mitchell) is in the middle of a drug deal that's going bad. Compton, South-Central Los Angeles, California.