Print one of hip-hop's most-quoted opening lines onto your chest with the N.W.A Straight Outta Compton T-Shirt in black soft-style cotton — officially licensed N.W.A merchandise featuring the title-and-album branding that defined a moment in West Coast rap history.
Straight Outta Compton arrived in 1988 from N.W.A (Eazy-E, Dr. Dre, Ice Cube, MC Ren and DJ Yella) and rewrote the rules on what hip-hop could say, sound like, and become. The title track's "Straight outta Compton, crazy motherfucker named Ice Cube" remains one of the most-cited opening lines in any genre, and the Ruthless Records-era branding has been wearable currency ever since.
Comfortable unisex short-sleeve cut, printed onto black soft-style cotton. For fans who treat the album as the start of West Coast hip-hop's most important era.
- Rockoff officially licensed product
- Style: Unisex Short-Sleeve T-Shirt
- Design: Straight Outta Compton
- Colour: Black
- Material: Soft-style cotton
- Great for: N.W.A fans, West Coast hip-hop collectors, 1988 album-era listeners
Print one of hip-hop's most-quoted opening lines onto your chest with the N.W.A Straight Outta Compton T-Shirt in black soft-style cotton — officially licensed N.W.A merchandise featuring the title-and-album branding that defined a moment in West Coast rap history.
Straight Outta Compton arrived in 1988 from N.W.A (Eazy-E, Dr. Dre, Ice Cube, MC Ren and DJ Yella) and rewrote the rules on what hip-hop could say, sound like, and become. The title track's "Straight outta Compton, crazy motherfucker named Ice Cube" remains one of the most-cited opening lines in any genre, and the Ruthless Records-era branding has been wearable currency ever since.
Comfortable unisex short-sleeve cut, printed onto black soft-style cotton. For fans who treat the album as the start of West Coast hip-hop's most important era.
- Rockoff officially licensed product
- Style: Unisex Short-Sleeve T-Shirt
- Design: Straight Outta Compton
- Colour: Black
- Material: Soft-style cotton
- Great for: N.W.A fans, West Coast hip-hop collectors, 1988 album-era listeners