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Tray Deee refuted Special Ed's claim that N.W.A. brought destruction to hip-hop, arguing instead that the group heightened the genre's prominence and brought global awareness to life in Los Angeles County. Tray Deee commended N.W.A. for their ability to articulate and entertain with the harsh realities of L.A. life, noting that their storytelling resonated globally. He believes they exposed critical issues like police conduct that might have remained unnoticed otherwise, also setting a distinctive dress code for West Coast artists. While recognizing Special Ed’s viewpoint, Tray Deee suggested that such a statement might have been for attention, emphasizing that everyone's opinion in hip-hop has its place.
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