F*** tha Police

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"F*** tha Police" is a landmark 1988 protest song by N.W.A that fiercely condemns police brutality and racial profiling, becoming one of the most controversial and influential tracks in hip-hop history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf song
album Straight Outta Compton NERFINISHED
artist N.W.A NERFINISHED
associatedWith Compton, California NERFINISHED
associatedWithMovement anti-police brutality movement
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
criticizes Los Angeles Police Department NERFINISHED
law enforcement practices in the United States
describedAs controversial
influential
landmark hip hop track
featuresVocalist Eazy-E NERFINISHED
Ice Cube NERFINISHED
MC Ren NERFINISHED
genre gangsta rap
political hip hop
hasCensorshipHistory opposed by law enforcement organizations
subject to radio bans
hasChorus repeating phrase "Fuck the police"
hasLength approximately 5 minutes
hasNarrativeForm courtroom drama
includedIn lists of greatest hip hop songs
influenced later protest rap songs
political hip hop artists
label Priority Records NERFINISHED
Ruthless Records NERFINISHED
language English
mediaType audio recording
notableFor explicit criticism of police
impact on debates about free speech in music
role in defining gangsta rap
originallyReleasedOnFormat cassette tape
vinyl record
partOf Straight Outta Compton NERFINISHED
performer N.W.A NERFINISHED
producer DJ Yella NERFINISHED
Dr. Dre NERFINISHED
recordedIn 1988
releaseYear 1988
theme abuse of power
police brutality
racial profiling
systemic racism
writer Ice Cube NERFINISHED
MC Ren NERFINISHED
The D.O.C. NERFINISHED

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N.W.A notableSong F*** tha Police