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: MC Ren and Dr. Dre trade verses questioning Cube's originality, with lines like, "Get off the dick, you motherfuckin' carbon-copy" .

The song's primary focus is a scathing attack on Ice Cube, famously labeling him "Benedict Arnold" for leaving the group over financial disputes with manager Jerry Heller .

: The remaining members— Eazy-E, Dr. Dre, MC Ren, and DJ Yella —used the track to assert that they were the "real" foundation of the group, while the "fifth" member simply couldn't handle the pressure. Production and Dr. Dre's Role

The track "" marks a pivotal moment in West Coast hip-hop, signaling the fracture of "The World’s Most Dangerous Group" and the beginning of one of rap’s most legendary feuds. The Context: Post-Ice Cube N.W.A

Released in August 1990 on the 100 Miles and Runnin' EP , "Real Niggaz" was the group's first official project following the departure of lead lyricist Ice Cube. While N.W.A initially claimed they were addressing generic "biters" in the industry, the song quickly became known as a direct assault on Cube's authenticity and loyalty. The Diss: "Benedict Arnold"

Contrary to your "sans Dre" prompt, of the song’s sound. He co-produced the track with DJ Yella and delivered a rare, full verse that became a cornerstone of the beef. This era saw Dre stepping into a more prominent vocal role to fill the void left by Ice Cube. The Aftermath: "No Vaseline"