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Oct 26, 2026

Wack 100GUEST
32:05
Certain neighborhoods, they still got that.
Wack 100GUEST
32:07
Compton, they still have
Adam22HOST
32:08
that.
Wack 100GUEST
32:09
Compton, the powers that be still going to make sure it's supposed to be what it's going to be.
Wack 100GUEST
32:15
I will say on both sides.
Wack 100GUEST
32:17
But when you get to these other areas, man, look at the faces.
Charleston WhiteGUEST
66:02
You're not going out of that.
Charleston WhiteGUEST
66:03
You're the only guy to let your woman go outside and she comes home with Compton breath.
Adam22HOST
66:09
I did say that.
Charleston WhiteGUEST
66:10
Yeah, yeah.

54 MINS LATER

Adam22HOST
120:07
Hey, let me ask you this.
Adam22HOST
120:10
Is Kendrick Lamar a bad leader for Los Angeles? Is he too inactive to be like the president that Los Angeles hip-hop needs?
Charleston WhiteGUEST
120:19
No, no, because Los Angeles is going to keep him bound to Compton and the Blues.
Charleston WhiteGUEST
120:23
They ain't going to let him help.
KuruptGUEST
5:15
We had family.
KuruptGUEST
5:17
My cousin Berger, he was from Santana block, Compton.
KuruptGUEST
5:21
So, you know, I had my cousin Berger, but he wasn't there in Hawthorne with me, but I understood, you know, it's gang culture out here.
KuruptGUEST
5:30
And I had to learn the hard way, me personally, because I didn't have no guidance until I got to the neighborhood.

29 MINS LATER

KuruptGUEST
34:50
You know what I'm saying? Neckbone is, you know, one of the keys to myself in general.
KuruptGUEST
34:58
Neckbone always showed me love.
KuruptGUEST
35:00
You know, he from Compton.
KuruptGUEST
35:02
And he always showed me love.
Nicole LapinHOST
3:17
Oh,
Tarek El MoussaGUEST
3:18
I used to go door to door in South Central LA, Compton, Whittier, Corona.
Tarek El MoussaGUEST
3:24
Oh, door knocking, door to door, trying to buy it.
Tarek El MoussaGUEST
3:26
Houses in foreclosure.
Benedict TownsendADVERTISER
0:02
this is a global production it
Andy HughesHOST
0:05
remained unsolved for nearly 30 years and earlier this month former compton gang leader duane davis was convicted of tupac's murder and sentenced to 40 years to life and the key evidence against him his own words he told detectives he told documentary makers he even wrote it
Greg KadingGUEST
0:22
in a book he says hey you know i can tell you i was at the peterson auto museum i saw What was going through your mind when all of this was coming out of his mouth? This man sat in front of you, literally confessing to one of the most high profile unsolved murders in American history.
Greg KadingGUEST
0:56
murder right
Tim StoreyHOST
32:06
Okay.
Tim StoreyHOST
32:07
Because even me being raised like in the inner city, I was raised Compton, seven people, two bedroom apartment.
Tim StoreyHOST
32:14
That's how we started.
Tim StoreyHOST
32:16
But I'll tell you one thing, We had albums.
Glasses MaloneGUEST
0:41
Keefie was like really rich.
Glasses MaloneGUEST
0:43
Like Fing and Keefie, you know, I don't mean to throw the name out, but these really had the richest neighborhood in Compton when this went on.
Glasses MaloneGUEST
0:50
Like hip hop is America's last hope.
Glasses MaloneGUEST
0:53
If I was a politician, cuz, that really would be my

7 MINS LATER

Glasses MaloneGUEST
7:35
As much as you can be close with somebody from another community, he booked me for my first few shows.
Glasses MaloneGUEST
7:39
He supported my first CD.
Glasses MaloneGUEST
7:41
My fourth show, I performed at a thing that the Southside's do in Compton, and the manager's called Lane
Big CourtHOST
7:47
Day,
Tom SafranGUEST
13:18
I was working with the housing authorities of L.A. County.
Tom SafranGUEST
13:22
Back then, they were L.A. City, L.A. County, Englewood, Compton, and Long Beach.
Tom SafranGUEST
13:27
And then the sixth was Pasadena.
Tom SafranGUEST
13:30
So my job was to be the liaison with them and developers and nonprofits who were using HUD programs.
Sharon KyleGUEST
7:30
We put in our guide, Rhonda Heyman, who is running for Superior Court, Los Angeles County, office number 64.
Dominique DiPrimaHOST
7:38
She's straight out of Compton.
Sharon KyleGUEST
7:41
She sure is.
Sharon KyleGUEST
7:44
She's a black woman.

12 MINS LATER

Dominique DiPrimaHOST
20:05
Board of Equalization, a lot of folks are supporting Mike Gibson.
Dominique DiPrimaHOST
20:08
He's African-American.
Dominique DiPrimaHOST
20:10
He is, I think, from Compton, if I'm not mistaken.
Dominique DiPrimaHOST
20:13
But you have chosen Sam Sukhothan.
Cornelius BryantHOST
19:32
It's just like, but if you knew me way back when, because people always say, oh, you're from here or there.
Cornelius BryantHOST
19:37
No, I tell people, no, I grew up in Compton.
Cornelius BryantHOST
19:39
You know, I grew up in Compton.
Cornelius BryantHOST
19:41
My background is commercial construction.
Cornelius BryantHOST
19:42
They say, you're a construction worker? Oh, oh.

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