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100 Miles and Runnin' is the title of an EP by hip hop group N.W.A, released in 1990 on Ruthless Records.

Prior to recording, all five of the group members had signed a long-term contract with the Ruthless Records label. However, member Ice Cube refused the contract's terms and consequently separated from the group.

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Background

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The title track "100 Miles and Runnin'" was the group's first track to gain radio airtime and appear on TV with its music video. Dr. Dre, who had just finished working with The D.O.C. and Above the Law, added atypical funky beats and the slow synth groove on "Just Don't Bite It". A sadistic parody of the police on a skit featuring The D.O.C. from the group's 1-900 hotline introduces "Sa Prize, Pt. 2", a sequel to the controversial "Fuck tha Police," originally from the Straight Outta Compton album. MC Ren and The D.O.C. wrote the lyrics for Eazy-E and Dr. Dre.

100 Miles and Runnin' was the first N.W.A album after Ice Cube had left the group a year earlier, and the group makes numerous sardonic references to its former member. On the title track, Dre states:

"It started with five but yo, one couldn't take it / So now there's four 'cause the fifth couldn't make it".

Therefore dismissing Ice Cube as a coward, and on the song "Real Niggaz" MC Ren states "Only reason niggaz pick up your record is cause they thought it was us", referring to the success of Ice Cube's first solo album AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted which had been released earlier that year. Ice Cube would respond to these attacks on his 1991 album Death Certificate.

"100 Miles and Runnin'" is also notable for being producer Dr. Dre's final uptempo recording, as well as the only appearance of his revised, more aggressive rapping style, a change allegedly made to fill the void left by Ice Cube.

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Reception

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Although the album was released as an EP, it nevertheless hit the charts and sold over 500,000 copies, reaching gold status on November 16, 1990 before reaching platinum certification on September 16, 1992 for over 1 million copies sold.

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Comentarios

8 years ago

James Weizel

Not the best audio.

8 years ago

Mike Murillo

This is my jam!!

8 years ago

xYvnnqq Breezy

All I Thought About Was..."GOTCHA BITCH" From Chappelle Show

8 years ago

Travis Burger

OK guys who is better the N.W.A or the Outlawz

8 years ago

Captain Bmcs

Dre the best in this one

8 years ago

Hobolo

Now a days this rap video would've been 30 seconds. The police would've ran over the old man and shot em all down right as they started to run lol.

8 years ago

El Steve-O Radio™

Damn man! This tune is 25 years old and still gold! I remember buying this on cassette for like $7 when I was in elementary back in 1990. I was in the fifth grade. This is part of the TRUE Gangsta Rap that apeals to my ears! I listen to all kinds of genres of music, but the wack ass club rap today is just ridiculous for my taste. Just too fake. Talking about: cars, Gucci, watches, and shoes. I didn't even know they were in the midst of making a movie, till reading a comment and checking for myself. Now, it's time once again to see a bunch of peep's after seeing the movie(as usual) who will be jammin' N.W.A. like if they're true fans, when they prolly never even jammed to 'em before. Damn glad I grew up listening to some TRUE, lyrical, beat making rappers! Was making an old skool DVD to play in my vehicle, and this one is definitely gonna be blastin' in my ride. Glorious times, and keeping 'em bumpin'! Shout out from the BIG T.X. Niggaz Wit Attitudes!

8 years ago

Very Trill

HOLY SHIIIT!!! Dr Dre's verse was pure agression. Make me feel like fuckin up some shit. He may have never wrote his own lyrics but his delivery was incredible 

8 years ago

Darrin Connor

I never realized till now that the Beasties were influenced by this video for Sabotage,

9 years ago

cod maniac

I just noticed all the old school gangsta rappers where crips and now all the gangsta rappers are bloods. What happened ? 

9 years ago

DastardlyDaring

4:10 is a diss towards Ice Cube that made him respond with 'No Vaseline'.

9 years ago

Daniella Carrasco-Vázquez

The trailer for the movie looks good, hopefully it lives up to expectations

9 years ago

Gd Flo

The trailer for the movie looks good, hopefully it lives up to expectations

9 years ago

Artic gamer

Does the song have a reference to the movie the warriors 

9 years ago

Ricardo Martinez

Yella is dj and masterminded dre's beats and made tge instrumentals

9 years ago

Damian L.

The real nukkas. Yeauh!

9 years ago

Nathan Hallie

I'm the agent :-D

9 years ago

60flymanreturns

Nope if you run from the cops you very Shot....

9 years ago

pinstripes4life11

Dre's aggression in this masterpiece makes this one of a kind. I have never felt or heard anything quite like i have when listening to such pure aggression.

9 years ago

Sean Hager

How is this masterpiece not on gta v

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