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Decades after the ’90s cult classic film, “Boyz N’ The Hood,” hit theaters, late director legend, John Singleton, was still getting a kick outta the sweet revenge he got on N.W.A. rapper/Ruthless Records founder, Eazy-E at that time. However, before we get into what transpired between those two legends, can y’all believe it’s been 32 years since “Tre” yelled “RICKYYYYYY!!!” in that alley? Geesh…where’d the time go?!! Anywho, peep what Singleton said about Eazy-E below…

Eazy E’s Rejection & Singleton’s Payback

John Singleton was only 23 years old and fresh outta college, when he directed the film…but he had a HUGE vision for it. In a prior interview with Vice, he revealed that when he’d written the “Boyz N’ The Hood” script, he wrote it specifically with the hopes that N.W.A.’s members would fill all of the significant roles.

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Well, as y’all can see, Singleton only ended up with one former N.W.A. rapper in the film– Ice Cube. The rest of them declined, including the member John most wanted in it…Eazy-E. According to Singleton, Eazy dissed him…and this is what happened next:

Vice: Is it true you wanted the rest of NWA to be in the film as well?
John Singleton: They were supposed to be in it – that was my plan. The first time I met Eazy-E I said that I had this movie, but he wasn’t concerned about it.

V: Is that why you had the guy wearing the “We Want Eazy” shirt getting beat up in the film?
JS: Yeah. That was Ice Cube’s first day of production. I called him up and told him to bring all his NWA paraphernalia to the set. And then all of a sudden the crackhead walks out and his shirt says says, “We Want Eazy.” Cube laughs, and I say, “Y’all gonna whoop his a$$!” I did that – that was me!

Gotta love the smell of a lil’ comical revenge. Even though Eazy-E rejected Singleton, there may have been a good reason why he declined…

Why Eazy Probably Declined Singleton’s Offer

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The year was 1991, when “Boyz N’ The Hood” film released — but by that time as most of us, Old Schoolers, recall — Eazy had other issues to deal with. In 1989, Ice Cube left N.W.A., so once ’91 rolled around, Cube was in a full fledged rap war with his former group members, MC Ren, Eazy E., Dr. Dre, and DJ Yella.

In 1990, NWA released their infamous Ice Cube diss track on their “100 Miles and Running” EP, in which they rapped: “We started with five, but yo / One couldn’t take it—So now it’s four / Cuz the fifth couldn’t make it.” They also called Cube “Benedict Arnold” on that EP.

By 1991, Ice Cube hit back at his the group on the diss track, “No Vaseline,” with these bars: “You lookin’ like straight bozos / I saw it comin’ that’s why I went solo / Kept on stompin’ / When y’all Muthafuc*as moved Straight outta Compton / You got jealous when I got my own company / But I’m a man, and ain’t nobody helpin’ me.”

In 1991, there were further issues for Eazy-E. That same year, the man responsible for NWA’s signature sound, Dr. Dre, left the group too, and launched Death Row Records with Suge Knight. Other N.W.A. members eventually left also, due to reported money conflicts with Eazy-E.

So…yeah, the early ’90s was NOT a good time for John Singleton to get a N.W.A. collabo’ for “Boyz N The Hood.” The idea was great though.

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Remember “Ricky’s” gorgeous girlfriend, “Shanice,” in the ’90s cult classic Boyz ‘N The Hood? Well, very little has changed about Alysia Rogers over the years. In fact, the 4o-something-year-old still looks just as young as she did during the peak of her acting career. Alysia has even shared photo comparisons, and it looks like she’s actually become more striking with age. But, she isn’t the only one turning heads nowadays.

Alysia’s number one job is being a devoted mother to her beautiful daughter, Cienna. The former Boyz N The Hood actress also posted to her Facebook page, what it was like for her growing up as what she called an “awkward child”:

Those bullies are probably eating their words right about now, although we’re not really sure why she was bullied about her looks because she was a cutie pie when she was a youngin.’

Like we mentioned earlier tough, the Boyz N The Hood actress actually has a daughter who bares a striking resemblance to her. A few years back, Alysia shared a photo of her beautiful daughter, Cieana, online, when she graduated from Cal State University of Northridge with a degree in Psychology.

Alysia captioned the photo, “2016 College Graduate. Hard work and dedication will never fail you!!! So proud of my baby!!! More than words can say!!!” As expected, Alysia’s fans congratulated Cieana on graduating, but many were utterly shocked when they saw just how much she looks like her mother.

Although its been nearly 32 years since Alysia had her first big break in Boyz N The Hood and she hasn’t been in the limelight much, that hasn’t stopped men from respectfully fawning over her, and understandably so.

Now, it looks like her daughter may be following in her footsteps. So great to see both of those queens doing their thing today.

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Remember the pacifier-toting actor in old school film Boyz N The Hood? His name was “Dooky” in the film. In the film, “Dooky” was the homie who was always hangin’ on the block, and down for whatever.  His real name was Dedrick Gobert, and he hadn’t even turned 23 years old, but he was violently killed years ago.

He also appeared in supporting roles in two other Singleton directed films; Poetic Justice (1993) and Higher Learning (1995), which was released after his death, but many fans weren’t aware he was actually deceased by that time.

Details of what happened to Dedrick Gobert, and how he was killed…

Dedrick Gobert was shot and killed on an isolated road, after arguing during a drag race. This reads like a script in a movie, but this was sadly real life, that ending with 2 people dead, 1 paralyzed, and another charged and sentenced to death. Read how the events unfolded…

Violence Erupted During Drag Race

According to LATimes, Dedrick and about 39 other people were partaking in an illegal drag race in November 1994. It took place in Mira Loma, CA. Apparently a fight between Dedrick and members of the ABC Gang erupted shortly after the drag race, leaving Dedrick and his friend, Ignacio Hernandez, fatally shot; and Dedrick’s girlfriend, non-fatally shot and left paralyzed from the neck down.

Witnesses Testimony

Witnesses testified that Gobert (“Dooky”) reached under his shirt as if he was reaching for a gun. The ABC gang members responded by rushing Gobert and proceeded to kick, stomp and hit him. Gobert’s friend Ignacio Hernandez and Gobert’s girlfriend Jenny Hyon attempted to break up the fight. Hernandez attempted to shield Gobert’s body from being stomped by lying on top of him but got kicked in the head. Hyon also attempted to help but she too was kicked in the head.

Roger Boring and Lester Maliwat, two ABC members who were involved in the fight, testified that they both thought the fight was over and began to retreat to their cars. Boring recalled that Enraca grabbed Hernandez by the head and shoulder and shot him in the upper body. Both men said they saw Enraca shoot Gobert while he was lying on the ground. Boring said he saw Enraca turn around and shoot Jenny Hyon after she kicked him in the back. Maliwat testified that when he was pulling out of the parking lot after the shootings, Enraca jumped into his car. As he was driving away, Maliwat said that he saw Hyon lying on the ground in an awkward position and asked Enraca why he “shot the girl”. Enraca stated, “F*ck them. They deserved it.” (Source

Suspect’s Testimony Details And Sentencing

It was also reported that the suspect, Sonny Enraca, stated that he was acting in self defensed, and was initially sentenced to the death penalty:

Enraca’s defense attorney maintained that Enraca was acting in self-defense and only pulled his gun to shoot in the air in an effort to stop the fighting. According to his initial statement to police, Enraca said that he grabbed Ignacio Hernandez by the head when he was lying on the ground because he thought he recognized him and wanted to ask him where he was from. Hernandez responded by pushing Enraca’s hand away which Enraca interpreted as an attempt to grab his gun. He admitted to shooting Hernandez in the shoulder (an autopsy determined Hernandez was shot twice – once in the head and once in the back).

Enraca said that after he shot Hernandez, Gobert, who was also lying on the ground, cursed at him and began moving. Enraca thought that Gobert was attempting to pull his gun out to shoot him so he shot Gobert in the head. After shooting both men, Enraca said that Jenny Hyon pushed and attempted to hit him. In an attempt to scare her away, he said that he fired a shot that he thought went over her head but instead struck her in the neck. On the night of the shootings, Enraca admitted that he had been drinking heavily and had consumed “two lines” of methamphetamine earlier in the evening.

On May 12, 1999 Enraca was sentenced to death.(Source)

In 2019, Sony Enraca’s death sentenced was put on ice, due to California Governor Gavin Newsome’s executive moratarium in 737 California death sentence cases. However, Sonny is reportedly still serving time for the murders and shooting.

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ILOSM family, we all remember the kid who played played “young Ricky” on Boyz N’ The Hood,right? He was younger version of Morris Chestnut’s character in the film and one of his most memorable scenes was when the gangsta dude took his football and then beat up his brother, “Doughboy” (Ice Cube), over it.

“Young Ricky’s” name is Donovan and he’s a grown man now. It’s funny how time seems to stand still when we think of child actors if they didn’t grow up in the spotlight and become adult actors as well. We always picture them as looking the exact same way as they did back in the day, don’t we?

“Young Ricky” Ain’t 12 No More

As you can see based on the pics below, time has flown by and “Young Ricky” ain’t 12 no more….he’s 42.

What do you think? Donovan is all grown up now.

Donovan has some wise words to share with y’all…

We also discovered that Donovan is the brother of a FAMOUS 90’s actor. Scroll down to see who…

Peep His Famous Brother

BAM!!! His brother is actor, Darius McCrary, a.k.a. “Eddie Winslow” from Family Matters! Now that we see them side by side, it’s easy to tell that they are definitely brothers.

Darius and Donovan  are very close and they are now very involved in music. They’re actually in a group together called “D List”, which according to PledgeTheMusic, ‘is a collection of notable musicians, producers, and engineers.

The group focuses on creating self-recorded albums, as well as production for many Grammy winning artists. The group consists of brothers Darius McCrary, Donovan “Donny” McCrary, and super-producer “G1.” The name is derived from the group’s favorite key, “D.”’

Meet Their Parents

D List released their first album, “The Dissertation of D” in 2013 and it also featured their Dad, Howard McCrary, who is a well known Grammy winning jazz pianist.

And check out Darius and Donovan’s sister, Sarah, and gorgeous mom, Chaye, below…

Who woulda thunk it?!! It’s been all these years and we never even knew they knew each other, let alone were brothers. They come from a very talented family, that’s for sure.

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Most of us never knew his name, but we knew his face from his small, but memorable role in Boyz N’ The Hood. His name was Lloyd Avery II (pictured in the above photo, left). Lloyd’s Boyz N’ The Hood character was the street thug who killed “Ricky” (Morris Chestnut) as he was running for his life down that alley, on his way home from picking up a few groceries from the store.

Well, Lloyd unfortunately ended up living out that real-life scenario in several ways. His actions landed him in prison, serving time for a double murder. And sadly, he ultimately was murdered in 2005. Lloyd’s brother – actor Che Avery – shared details on how Lloyd went from being an up-and-coming actor –from a quiet middle class neighborhood– to a real-life gang member: (courtesy of King Magazine)

Che [Lloyd Avery II’s brother and actor] remembers the helicopters being louder than usual and seeing a lot of foot traffic out front. Lloyd was with his bike in the kitchen, where he gave his brother a hug, last night’s situation already forgotten [when Lloyd almost confided in Che that he had just killed 2 people], and then left through the back door. Riding on Crescent Heights Boulevard, he made a U-turn and pulled up to the driver’s side of a police car.

Lloyd leaned down, brazenly asked, “What’s up?” and released his grasp from the handlebars of his aluminum Mongoose. The officer opened his door, and Lloyd stumbled. He quickly recovered and sped west in an attempt to elude the cops but soon collided with another police vehicle. He was arrested for a double homicide.

Read more details below…

At the time of his capture, the 30-year-old actor was finally landing some work. He made his name in a small part in Boyz N the Hood, but was quickly sidetracked. Earlier that summer, Lloyd booked back-to-back features, the Master P produced Lockdown, and Shot, where he also served as a technical advisor. In the latter, he played “G-Ride,” a menacing yet charismatic gang member. To those who knew him then, it wasn’t much of a stretch. But to others, it just didn’t make sense.

His brother did not understand his new “gangster” ambitions:

“He was kind of meek,”says Malcolm Norrington, who played Knucklehead No. 1 to Lloyd’s Knucklehead No. 2 in Boyz. “He was not anything near a street guy. Within a year of Boyz, I was hearing about him missing auditions. I don’t remember when I heard about him joining [a gang]. I just remember being perplexed. To me, it was like, ˜What is he doing Blooding? Lloyd? C’mon.’”

Indeed, shortly after Boyz, Lloyd baffled those closest to him by leaving his middle-class neighborhood for the Jungle, a heavily Blood-affiliated area between La Brea Avenue, Crenshaw Boulevard, Santo Tomas Drive and Coliseum Street. Lloyd embraced his new home, tattooing the word “JUNGLEZ” above his left eyebrow.

“Instead of just being a Hollywood-like studio gangster, he was living it,” Che says, speaking from his mom Linda’s house. His voice, a soulful, gruff twang, is contemplative. “My brother turned into a for-real for-real gangster.” Apparently, Lloyd Avery never got over playing “Knucklehead No. 2. … I like to call it the Tupac Syndrome,” Che says. “He felt like he had something to prove when he really didn’t. Even if you have money and fame, you will sacrifice all of that just to have respect from a bunch of thugs.”

But unlike Pac’s demise under the glitz of the Vegas strip, Lloyd’s murder was far from glamorous. He was killed by his Satan-worshipping cellmate in Pelican Bay State Prison. Outside of his family, it wasn’t really news. Not even to the corrections officers who took two days to discover his body.

It’s a tragic situation and there were clearly some deeper issues going on with Lloyd Avery II, but it’s just like the Old School saying goes: ‘You live by the sword, you die by the sword.’

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ILOSM family, we all remember the kid who played played “young Ricky” on Boyz N’ The Hood,right? He was younger version of Morris Chestnut’s character in the film and one of his most memorable scenes was when the gangsta dude took his football and then beat up his brother, “Doughboy” (Ice Cube), over it.

“Young Ricky’s” name is Donovan and he’s a grown man now. It’s funny how time seems to stand still when we think of child actors if they didn’t grow up in the spotlight and become adult actors as well. We always picture them as looking the exact same way as they did back in the day, don’t we?

“Young Ricky” Ain’t 12 No More

As you can see based on the pics below, time has flown by and “Young Ricky” ain’t 12 no more….he’s 42.

What do you think? Donovan is all grown up now.

Donovan has some wise words to share with y’all…

We also discovered that Donovan is the brother of a FAMOUS 90’s actor. Scroll down to see who…

Peep His Famous Brother

BAM!!! His brother is actor, Darius McCrary, a.k.a. “Eddie Winslow” from Family Matters! Now that we see them side by side, it’s easy to tell that they are definitely brothers.

Darius and Donovan  are very close and they are now very involved in music. They’re actually in a group together called “D List”, which according to PledgeTheMusic, ‘is a collection of notable musicians, producers, and engineers.

The group focuses on creating self-recorded albums, as well as production for many Grammy winning artists. The group consists of brothers Darius McCrary, Donovan “Donny” McCrary, and super-producer “G1.” The name is derived from the group’s favorite key, “D.”’

Meet Their Parents

D List released their first album, “The Dissertation of D” in 2013 and it also featured their Dad, Howard McCrary, who is a well known Grammy winning jazz pianist.

And check out Darius and Donovan’s sister, Sarah, and gorgeous mom, Chaye, below…

Who woulda thunk it?!! It’s been all these years and we never even knew they knew each other, let alone were brothers. They come from a very talented family, that’s for sure.

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Most of us never knew his name, but we knew his face from his small, but memorable role in Boyz N’ The Hood. His name was Lloyd Avery II (pictured in the above photo, left). Lloyd’s Boyz N’ The Hood character was the street thug who killed “Ricky” (Morris Chestnut) as he was running for his life down that alley, on his way home from picking up a few groceries from the store.

Well, Lloyd sadly ended up living out that real life scenario in several ways. His actions landed him in prison, serving time for a double murder, and sadly, he ultimately was murdered in 2005. Lloyd’s brother, actor Che Avery, gave the details of how Lloyd went from being an up-and-coming actor –from a quiet middle class neighborhood– to a real life gang member: (courtesy of King Magazine)

Che [Lloyd Avery II’s brother and actor] remembers the helicopters being louder than usual and seeing a lot of foot traffic out front. Lloyd was with his bike in the kitchen, where he gave his brother a hug, last night’s situation already forgotten [when Lloyd almost confided in Che that he had just killed 2 people], and then left through the back door. Riding on Crescent Heights Boulevard, he made a U-turn and pulled up to the driver’s side of a police car.

Lloyd leaned down, brazenly asked, “What’s up?” and released his grasp from the handlebars of his aluminum Mongoose. The officer opened his door, and Lloyd stumbled. He quickly recovered and sped west in an attempt to elude the cops but soon collided with another police vehicle. He was arrested for a double homicide.

Read more details below…

At the time of his capture, the 30-year-old actor was finally landing some work. He made his name in a small part in Boyz N the Hood, but was quickly sidetracked. Earlier that summer, Lloyd booked back-to-back features, the Master P produced Lockdown, and Shot, where he also served as a technical advisor. In the latter, he played “G-Ride,” a menacing yet charismatic gang member. To those who knew him then, it wasn’t much of a stretch. But to others, it just didn’t make sense.

His brother did not understand his new “gangster” ambitions:

“He was kind of meek,”says Malcolm Norrington, who played Knucklehead No. 1 to Lloyd’s Knucklehead No. 2 in Boyz. “He was not anything near a street guy. Within a year of Boyz, I was hearing about him missing auditions. I don’t remember when I heard about him joining [a gang]. I just remember being perplexed. To me, it was like, ˜What is he doing Blooding? Lloyd? C’mon.’”

Indeed, shortly after Boyz, Lloyd baffled those closest to him by leaving his middle-class neighborhood for the Jungle, a heavily Blood-affiliated area between La Brea Avenue, Crenshaw Boulevard, Santo Tomas Drive and Coliseum Street. Lloyd embraced his new home, tattooing the word “JUNGLEZ” above his left eyebrow.

“Instead of just being a Hollywood-like studio gangster, he was living it,” Che says, speaking from his mom Linda’s house. His voice, a soulful, gruff twang, is contemplative. “My brother turned into a for-real for-real gangster.” Apparently, Lloyd Avery never got over playing “Knucklehead No. 2. … I like to call it the Tupac Syndrome,” Che says. “He felt like he had something to prove when he really didn’t. Even if you have money and fame, you will sacrifice all of that just to have respect from a bunch of thugs.”

But unlike Pac’s demise under the glitz of the Vegas strip, Lloyd’s murder was far from glamorous. He was killed by his Satan-worshipping cellmate in Pelican Bay State Prison. Outside of his family, it wasn’t really news. Not even to the corrections officers who took two days to discover his body.

It’s a tragic situation and there were clearly some deeper issues going on with Lloyd Avery II, but it’s just like the Old School saying goes: ‘You live by the sword, you die by the sword.’

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ILOSM family, the man whom Ice Cube portrayed in the classic 1991 film, “Boyz N The Hood,” passed away a few years ago. He was the childhood best friend of late director/writer, John Singleton — who painfully paying homage to his childhood homie in 2018…just one year prior to Singleton’s death.

(VIDEO) Singleton Spoke On The Passing Of Real-Life Doughboy

Although Cube’s character, “Doughboy,” left a lasting impression on millions of fans, most people never knew it was really Michael “Fatbacc” Winters,’ life story.

After Fatbacc’s passing in 2018, Singleton posted a video of Fatbacc speaking about their friendship at a prior event for Singleton (scroll down for video). At that time, John Singleton captioned his video post with the following message:

“Y’all give some honor and love to my best friend Micheal Winters aka Fatbacc..107 Hoovers. We grew up on 101st and Vermont ..shared a lotta adventures …This man could run his mouth .. speak his honest opinion on anything …he gave no fucks from an early age …In Boyz n Hood the character Ice Cube plays Is based on this man The Original Dough Boy. We called him Fatbacc. He gave himself that name around 12 years old near 7th grade writing in notebooks ..H.C,G. FATBACC. You will forever be remembered. RIP.Love.”

 

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Following Singleton’s tribute, Fat Bacc’s brother also paid homage to him online:

“My little brother 4 life 101st was way too real we had some real men come from that street from Vermont to Hoover st. I’m the one who introduced them to one another and its been all love ever since…. thanks for always being True friend and homie to us, your Boyz off the 101st. Big Tw7n”

Fatbacc, a Crip gang member, was loved by many around his way and was said to have a great personality. Singleton went on to study at USC film school, which is when he wrote the script for “Boyz N The Hood.” Even though their lives took separate paths, they’re genuine brotherhood remained in tact for the rest of their lives.

Singleton On Why He Created “Boyz N The Hood” Characters About His Friends

 

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In a previous interview with Vice, Singleton revealed why he wrote the film about his life and friends, growing up in South Central, L.A.:

“I was living this film before I ever thought about making it. Growing up in my early teens, I batted around with three friends, Jimmy and Michael, and our other friend who was also named Michael; his nickname was Fatback – he was heavy-set – and in the movie we called him Doughboy. As I started to think about what I wanted to do with my life, and cinema became an option, it was just natural that this was probably gonna be my first film. In fact, when I applied to USC Film School they had a thing that asked you to write three ideas for films. And one of them was called Summer of ’84, which was about growing up in South Central LA.”

John Singleton was portrayed as the character, “Tree” — played by Cuba Gooding Jr. and Desi Arnez Hines II (young “Tre”), and Singleton’s father was portrayed by Laurence Fishburne:

“At 11 years old I went to live with my father. There are things that happened to me and my family, like the guy breaking in and my father getting the drop on him, and the black policeman, saying “You should have got him – that would have been one less nigger.” Then there’s other events in the picture that happened, but not necessarily to me.”

May John Singleton and Fattbacc a.k.a. “Doughboy” continue to rest in peace and power.

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Remember “Ricky’s” gorgeous girlfriend, “Shanice,” in the ’90s cult classic Boyz ‘N The Hood? Well, very little has changed about Alysia Rogers over the years. In fact, the 4o-something-year-old still looks just as young as she did during the peak of her acting career. Alysia has even shared photo comparisons, and it looks like she’s actually become more striking with age. But, she isn’t the only one turning heads nowadays.

Alysia’s number one job is being a devoted mother to her beautiful daughter, Cienna. The former Boyz N The Hood actress also posted to her Facebook page, what it was like for her growing up as what she called an “awkward child”:

Those bullies are probably eating their words right about now, although we’re not really sure why she was bullied about her looks because she was a cutie pie when she was a youngin.’

Like we mentioned earlier tough, the Boyz N The Hood actress actually has a daughter who bares a striking resemblance to her. A few years back, Alysia shared a photo of her beautiful daughter, Cieana, online, when she graduated from Cal State University of Northridge with a degree in Psychology.

Alysia captioned the photo, “2016 College Graduate. Hard work and dedication will never fail you!!! So proud of my baby!!! More than words can say!!!” As expected, Alysia’s fans congratulated Cieana on graduating, but many were utterly shocked when they saw just how much she looks like her mother.

Although its been more than 20+ years since Alysia had her first big break in Boyz N The Hood and she hasn’t been in the limelight much, that hasn’t stopped men from respectfully fawning over her, and understandably so.

Now, it looks like her daughter may be following in her footsteps. So great to see both of those queens doing their thing today.

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