The Outlawz Perform “Baby Don’t Cry”

In the earlier years of the Outlawz, they were known as Dramacydal. Dramacydal first appeared on the B-side of Tupac Shakur's 1993 single "Holler If Ya Hear Me", on the track "Flex". Dramacydal was composed of K-Dog (who later became Kastro), Young Hollywood (who later became Yaki Kadafi), Mutah or Mu (who later became Napoleon), and Big Malcolm (who later became E.D.I. Mean). They also appeared on 2Pac's “Me against the World” and All Eyez on Me albums. They were also known as "Thoro Headz" and "Young Thugz". The idea behind the group was for each member to have a rap name coinciding with the names of various leaders who resisted control by the new world order, past and present. E.D.I. Mean (Malcolm Greenridge), also known as Big Malcolm, was given the alias E.D.I. Mean (later changed to EDIDON) after Ugandan president Idi Amin and was also an original member of Dramacydal. Young Noble (Rufus Cooper III), the last official Outlaw member picked up by Tupac himself. He was introduced to Tupac by Kadafi and Hussein Fatal in Los Angeles, a few months before his death. He appeared in many of 2Pac's last recordings, and featured heavily on 2Pac's last album and The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory. He was always known as Young Noble and was never given an alias from Tupac.

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