Nasty Boy Klick
Nasty Boy Klick came out of Compton in the late 1980s, with Arabian Prince leading the group. Their debut album 'Dope Man' arrived in 1989. The collective...
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Nasty Boy Klick came out of Compton in the late 1980s, with Arabian Prince leading the group. Their debut album 'Dope Man' arrived in 1989. The collective included members like Cold 187um from Above the Law, DOC, and Tha Chill.
They worked with other West Coast figures from that era, including N.W.A. Their second album 'Hellafied' had the track 'Are U Still Down,' which became one of their better-known songs. Other releases included 'Let's Get It: The Album' and a tribute project for N.W.A.
DOC left the group around 1990. Their lyrics often dealt with street life, and they faced criticism for some of their content. The group's lineup shifted over time with various changes.
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