Eazy-E Talks About Dr. Dre & N.W.A 👀🔥 | Interview: HipHopSlam

[@mikegendron6090]

Yella is the only one out of the group that went to Eazy E's funeral

[@BlackJacketTV]

For real?

[@kevinkev9996]

They were probably worried about gang violence.

[@mikegendron6090]

@@BlackJacketTV yes you can Google it.

[@7darksky273]

Bullshit. They all went to his funeral except MC Ren

[@DallasS-nt5zq]

@@BlackJacketTVyes

[@adarivera9519]

It’s crazy hearing his voice in an interview after so long.

[@ejicon3099]

Right!? I was thinking the same thing

[@realsmokeyyy]

Forealll though

[@billyflores1448]

Tbh cube no gang banger he only had security cause of his dope voice people got around him cause of his dope voice and now cube becoming someone slave by voting republican remember rich stay together

[@LovelyA-li2si]

Idk it's pretty crazy how he's dead & we hear his voice decades later on KZbin. So interviews do matter.

[@JaySparks1]

@@billyflores1448ya but cube had love in the streets heavy

[@donttalktocops.4467]

Eazy got a powerful voice

[@tylerfengler2884]

He sound weak asf what are you talking about?

[@unbroken5394]

Based on what? Talking with some reporter on a couch?

[@donttalktocops.4467]

@@unbroken5394 his whole catalog. Shut your hating ass up. I know u be bitching in the comments

[@91Definite]

Eazy had a voice of a old soul 💯

[@nadirmarshall4059]

@@unbroken5394You don’t understand the calmness and strength in one’s voice. Plus its not that big of a deal chill.

[@Realeyeztruecolorz]

Eazy was the smallest but the realest member of NWA. Truly the biggest man of em all. 💯

[@user-vv4ms3pp6j]

Yeah the realest stupid. All that fighting with one another is from slavery and Jim Crow being instilled in black people DNA to hate one another. But for forgive others races.

[@FaKe-_-death]

Realest ? Imagine giving 2% of gaing to the band and taking all the rest

[@Realeyeztruecolorz]

@@FaKe-_-death not at all related to what I mean by real. Street terminology.

[@MaidenHelll]

@@Realeyeztruecolorzstill not true

[@Realeyeztruecolorz]

@@MaidenHelll I'm not here to argue with children 😏

[@lilezay5379]

I love how older rappers can actually articulate themselves in a way that you don’t see today

[@ethanuel444]

yeah ppl forget a lot of them rappers started as literal poets back in the day, like 2pac

[@ethanuel444]

foos like kendrick and j cole are articulate but they’re old school at this point, most these new foos are opioid addicts w no brain cells like yeat and kodak 💀

[@ethanuel444]

@@LightsCameraPantssss but those aren’t new rappers anymore

[@rdubb6592]

Drugs. They are feeding these young rappers drugs and promoting it on the youth further perpetuating it

[@lb2kxx]

@@LightsCameraPantssssLil Wayne & Future are not new rappers 😂

[@brycebosch9013]

I love how a gangster rapper can speak clear, and concise English

[@surgin-nk3rw]

Fr😂

[@cislife7140]

Exactly

[@jw557]

They all studio. Performing arts students

[@mynamesjustmaxwell6814]

They needed to, otherwise they wouldn’t have been as big as they were. Gotta appeal to whites to appeal to the world

[@liveinthemomintbreathoffre9958]

😂 I guess certain colloquialisms would be better along with more hoodier dialect, much more representing and distinguishing of their true selves! 😂

[@JOHNSEVERUSFREITAS]

The original gangster.

[@ajhenderson1723]

Brainless comment

[@Onepieceistheworstfuckinganime]

All nonsense aside, he was actually a gangster unlike the rest of those actors such as ice cube, 2pac, dr dre etc. I like those guys but none of them were legit, they were all playing a character and people don't know this.

[@beebobox]

So good riddance. Gangster culture is stupid

[@Pg-ch5nb]

@@beeboboxit might be stupid but it’s even more stupid to pretend to be gangster when you’re not.

[@amirjan175]

​@@Pg-ch5nb Those personas make them look like a fool

[@user-lb7ef2qi9m]

Dre and snoop are studio gangstas

[@itshamdounbitch]

“Gangstas” grow the tf buddy

[@itsjustcreed]

😭 you gotta be 12

[@user-lb7ef2qi9m]

@@itsjustcreed Dre gay ..snoop feminine

[@StonedNoob]

@@user-lb7ef2qi9mtf does that even mean?

[@vd9570]

​@@user-lb7ef2qi9mwtf do you mean bro?

[@garyp7580]

His voice is so very unique

[@davidadem1331]

Ik it like a same mix with a little gangsta but I expected him to cuz like crazy like yb it changed my perspective

[@mars3676]

It’s a west coast accent

[@jr3880]

lol Kendrick sounds like him

[@SLKFOREVER03]

@@davidadem1331thats cuz yb was never a gangster bruh u cant compare eazy with that skinny jean wearing mf😭😭

[@MajorG13]

His rap voice and KMD era Zev love X (MF DOOM) sound alike to me

[@vladimirjackson1272]

Yella is the neutral guy in the group that everybody still loves and nobody ever had a problem. He was the realest one in the group apparently

[@TheDeepState2001]

Did you know him?

[@knuckleuprambo]

​@@TheDeepState2001dumbazs he said aparently

[@TheDeepState2001]

@@knuckleuprambo be quiet u little virgin😂

[@TheDeepState2001]

@@knuckleuprambo He made two separate statements, you special kid😂

[@user-qt2we6mb6k]

@@TheDeepState2001 You're both real weird. Hope yall get better.

[@TimG.-cc3rr]

Snoop Dogg's family is originally from Mississippi. You can hear the southern drawl and see the laid-back demeanor from day one.

[@robertomelgar1905]

Nah that’s just the weed bro haha jk

[@JerryJackson-bp1xx]

Yup. McComb ms

[@JabaarDugan]

Laid back demeanor is a Cali thing homie. Look at Eazy E's "demeanor". Snoop grew up in California. Having Mississippi roots don't give you a demeanor.

[@StevenLeeStudios]

rapped about bitches and hoes, but married his highschool sweetheart. Dr. Dre was in a boy band making totally different music while wearing the most flamboyant clothing.

[@johnathanbread2107]

So is Nate dogg

[@kidmac1514]

EZ was g af and ran Compton. He wouldn’t allow suge or any of death row scare him. RIP to the real G. That’s why Dre had him rap boys in the hood because it came from the heart. He lived it

[@olblue3478]

He was a low class drug dealer. He aint no gangster like all the gangster rappers back then including tupac.

[@pcgamingeconomico3057]

you also need to mention that the mexican had EZ back , Suge knew that the mexicans were not playing being a G. and back then as of today , the mexicans still rule L.A you can read about it or hear conversations about it on youtube

[@courtneidavid]

Yall remember this show that use to come on HBO about being from Compton as mexicans it's an old ahse show, shorty was dancing on the coffee table trying to turn on a black dude and her brother kicked the table and knock her ahse on the flr, Mexican culture is so weird with their egos and sht

[@krishchaudhary807]

@@pcgamingeconomico3057 could you please explain the stuff about the Mexicans as in Easy having the back of them mexicans as I ain't from The States

[@Lee-fc3yf]

Ran Compton? WTF does that mean?

[@daviddauda304]

Eazy was loved by millions of ppl. Had a great voice tone for rapping

[@datcleanboy-982]

Just like tupac?

[@hughjanus9557]

He was a horrible rapper.

[@GroovydawgJ]

@@datcleanboy-982no. Different than pac

[@carlwallace1129]

Or if he was A DJ

[@slicc1049]

​@@hughjanus9557because he never wanted to rap. he tried it and found a flow and sound that millions around the world grew to love.

[@hidrowiz1313]

Old interviews hit different.

[@lilchamp325stunna]

Because they were authentic. Now it’s just for the views

[@cypherdevourer7284]

They hit from the side

[@hidrowiz1313]

@@cypherdevourer7284 straight T boned haha

[@cypherdevourer7284]

@@hidrowiz1313 😂

[@JonnyBravo5211]

IIGHT J MANE 😂

[@user-pl8ep9pp6v]

Godfather of Gangsta rap 🗿💯🗿

[@user-pl8ep9pp6v]

@StankyLegggs-nr6gj yes it did

[@Herkunfteeeee]

​@StankyLegggs-nr6gjdont care, eazy is the goat

[@itshamdounbitch]

“Gangsta” is so fucking cringe, people love to glorify the dumbest shit ever

[@jasonheavin9380]

Definitely one of my favorite rappers of all time

[@rickdibiase3564]

R.I.P. Eazy E

[@kinezikinezi1730]

The real g was suga kngiht

[@milkflavourcaprisun]

​@kinezikinezi1730 yeah right! 😂😂😂 he's a evil person. Very very evil

[@Note-DS]

​@@kinezikinezi1730he was the Top G. Real life Kingpin

[@Charsi_Escobar]

@@Note-DSrunning shit from jail like kingpin too

[@mofo264]

GOAT

[@ggnore5303]

N.W.A really had people in a chokehold back then

[@liamfeatherstone924]

Shit it has me now always got N.W.A on

[@zidanyellee8706]

Eazy's voice so majestic

[@edreactions312]

Real G talking, Real Rap Legend! RIP Eazy-E much respect!

[@Soulfullnsight]

Dr Dre, Snoop and Ice- outlived the mess and transformed their lives epically.

[@benztruck1936]

You mean kept selling out to the illuminati.

[@rolandomartinez-yl8co]

Because they were never gangbanging 😂

[@marcusstill8090]

He had aids man... Not like it was a gang related death.

[@benztruck1936]

@@marcusstill8090 Wasn’t it he was murdered? That Suge Knight made it happen he got injected with it?

[@matthewmartinez9570]

He was hit with a tainted needle dog, if you really think he would’ve went out like that, then the rest of em should’ve too. They had groupies out the ass dog, any other member would’ve gotten it too.

[@JeffBezos-pb1zv]

The littlest mfkr was the most gangster out the biggest gangster rap group ever! Says a lot about Easy E. RIP Big Homie

[@Coco-xw3wp]

These actors were put in place to help destroy their own community's and they gladly played thier part.... These men has always been Treasonous self hating sell outs that has no problem destroying their own peoples community's...

[@Platerpus7]

Him and Ren were the only ones who were real mother fuckin Gz

[@JimmyKhan7]

Most big gangsters were small

[@JimmyKhan7]

This is why I be weary around small guys

[@jamese5936]

The biggest "gangster rap group" had one gangster..now thats irony

[@BlackPantherStudios]

Eazy E (1964-1995) is the greatest. Eazy E must have a star ⭐ in the Hollywood walk of Fame in March 2025. Great video 📷📸

[@lifestyleswitneffy]

Why? Is it for cussing black women degrading em or killing of black men? His music wasn't about shit

[@BlackPantherStudios]

@@lifestyleswitneffy Eazy E's record label Ruthless Records is currently defunct. Ruthless Records must resume operations in March 2025 by his son LIl Eazy E in Southern California USA in the future.

[@innovativeprogramschool7979]

​@@lifestyleswitneffy Stop arguing with AI 😂😂😂

[@itsascaryworld9788]

For what? What’s the point? The star doesn’t have a meaning anymore, anyone can get one if they pay.

[@BlackPantherStudios]

@@itsascaryworld9788 Having Eazy E on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is very important because he contributed to his rap group NWA success despite business problems. Jerry Heller contaminated NWA. Ice Cube was able to pursue a successful solo music 🎵🎶 career. The star ⭐✨ does mean something. The star is a symbol of respectable credit and acknowledgement for the foundational work Eric Wright (1964-1995) left behind. Lil Eazy E, DJ Yella, and Brownside should collect 🤑💰 monetary funds for the Eazy E Hollywood Walk of Fame in March 2025. Ruthless Records 🎶🎵 must resume operations in March 2025. Have a wonderful day.

[@user-hk8qj6nz5o]

This was a bay area great Mr Chuck Johnson interviewing Easy E 🌹⚜️🇺🇸

[@hershysquirts187]

I wish Eazy was still here. He would be the Godfather of all of it. I think he would have really enjoyed that.

[@RBYW1234]

idk man, word is he was hit hard. He says streets, but the streets took em out. Set em up with acupuncture needles laced in HIV.

[@landontorppey]

There's a reason why he's called The Godfather of Gangsta Rap EDIT: Google godfather of gangsta rap - enough said.

[@TheTruth-mv7hm]

​@@landontorppeyice t is the godfather of gangsta rap

[@landontorppey]

​@@TheTruth-mv7hm Nope, he may have dabbled in the early days of the genre, but Eazy-E's Boyz n Tha Hood was the first mainstream Gangster Rap song, giving him the title of Godfather.

[@TheTruth-mv7hm]

@@landontorppey I disagree

[@r3idmcread212]

Old gangster rappers had class about them. The way they carried themselves. Then way they spoke to people outside of the “game” as they call it. Respectful manner, articulate well. And the only people they dislike are the ones who tried to keep them down (which back then was a lot) Nowadays rappers say they have it harder than ever, they say stupid things, rap about topics that don’t matter, have no drive, mumble and act gangster even though most of them only become gangster or hood after they become famous I think people have misunderstood my point.

[@someman7]

Wish they managed to keep them down. Mainstreaming violence... Not that today's rappers are any better rapping about fornication

[@derekralston5967]

@@someman7get it straight dude mainstreaming violence was started in Hollywood way before OG rappers started telling their (mostly) true stories. You sound like a silly old man

[@derekralston5967]

@@someman7fornication? Ok now we know you’re a kook 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@commiezombie2477]

Yeah, Cube well articulated his frustration with Heller when he tore up the label with a bat over them checks 😂

[@jaredroscoe800]

Yes what lovely gems we have in our society. Suge knight was so cool when he killed someone and went to jail for the rest of his life!

[@djlo4660]

❤😂easy e is like kat Williams, they just real, street people is just naturally real, when they talk the real truth comes out.

[@mariaclark8507]

They both Virgos

[@DogManiac614]

when the interviewer started laughin had me 😂😂😂😂😂😅

[@user-uu8eg6xd4u]

It should be noted that Ice Cube & Eazy were definitely on good terms before Eazy passed. Cube rushed down to see him after he saw on the news that EZ got sick & needed to be admitted to the hospital. EZ wasnt allowed visitors so Cube rented a hotel room near by & waited. Unfortunately the last time they both spoke was months before he passed. In an interview Cube mentioned how EZ had reached out to him & they both were discussing the possibility of making new music together again (even though Cube put out his diss track "No Vaseline" already). From what Cube also remembered, was that EZ wasnt interested in having any problems or beef w/Ice Cube. His main issues & concerns at that time was w/DRE and his new affiliation as co creator of Death Row Records (along w/his up & coming label mate Snoop Dogg & of course the big bad CEO Suge Knight).

[@mda_23]

i aint reading all that

[@tazzamanaka725]

@@mda_23 nigga think he soooo funny

[@RebelWithoutAPause777]

Took 2 minutes out of my life.

[@adrianbaldoni9485]

This was interesting, thx

[@khristiansmith1224]

I almost went to sleep but you right

[@ghettopresas]

He sounds very calm and polite

[@susanb.1113]

He always seemed to come across as polite in interviews❤

[@rodneysmith1361]

Easy E. Telling it Who it goes down. RIP Easy E.🔥🔥🔥💯💯💯

[@charleswashington4068]

It's good to see him again...the real gangster rapper..... OG IS KEEPING IT 💯 ..KNOWLEDGE FOLKS. A lot of people never new this !!!!!!!!

[@Oneandonly12]

He ain't lying

[@DaleSandusky]

Cube was a private school kid. Both parents were college professors.

[@4000Waist]

Word

[@themanofconstantsorrowelia1929]

And Dre made his whole career

[@elizabethchint2391]

@themanofconstantsorrowelia1929 No he didn't.

[@themanofconstantsorrowelia1929]

@@elizabethchint2391 yes, yes he did. EZ would have been nowhere in the rap game without dre

[@AURORAREVEALNOW]

Yella is the true homie of the group. Holla at him, because he based.

[@zanussidish5685]

Why doesn't this get Google Translate 🙅‍♂️

[@kamanuyorozuya]

@@zanussidish5685 Google Translate doesn't translate from English to Ignorance. When you want to learn English, let us know.

[@dannydepresso]

​@@kamanuyorozuya😬

[@na23ib]

​@@kamanuyorozuyatf i never seen this much ignorance and stupidity!!! English isn't even the most spoken language tf u talkin about!! GET EDUCATED

[@zanussidish5685]

@@kamanuyorozuya I'll yella and holla like I'm based like a homie. Then wonder why I can't even get a job at McDonald's 🤣

[@jorginapereira]

If eazy e where alive today ..he be number 1 ❤

[@anastasiaporter2373]

Just sat back like he would def would have been bigger than Diddy J and really anyone. He would have been the biggest label 😢 makes u think if how quick he got sick was purposely

[@sinovuyojojo7482]

Mhhh he's a real g. I just wish him and PAC were alive

[@whitedevil5885]

That real gangster talk

[@rodneyguthrie881]

First rapper I ever heard blew my mind RIP Eazy

[@rocmontgomery3374]

❤

[@TjParker2265]

He didn’t write anything he rapped

[@thesportsfein]

@@TjParker2265you’d be surprised about how many people didn’t write they own stuff and it was never eazy lyrics that caught people it was the way he said it!!

[@GoBlueHTB]

@@thesportsfeinmy issue is that the very same oldheads that deify Eazy and Dre are the exact same people who will turn around and in the same breath say that Drake isn’t a real emcee and has never written his own bars (ignoring the vast majority of his catalogue and all of the writing that he’s contributed for other artists behind the scenes) purely because he used Quentin Miller’s reference tracks on Views. Drake would write circles around Eazy, but he never gets his flowers by out-of-touch oldheads, while Eazy is heralded as one of the GOATs despite having literally zero writing ability whatsoever. To be clear, I’m not in the camp of discrediting any emcee due to having writers. I just think there’s a very clear double standard because of an anti-mainstream music bias.

[@philosopher1130]

@@TjParker2265 did he say “man this guy is the greatest at writing his own lyrics”? Or Did he say “man This guy blew my mind because he writes all of his own stuff”? No… he didn’t. So your comment is absolutely pointless… buuuuut thanks for sharing..? 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@Kryga2]

Without Dre, without his producing, we wouldn't have seen whole era of rap music.

[@kestonedwards8142]

Ice cube was the main writer of the group so without him we might not even had NWA so they all had a major part to play

[@paulaignacio-delosreyes3734]

Dre copy his beat from old school nigga

[@aracnadei13]

@@kestonedwards8142 And E was the actual street cred and initial financing for the group. He didn't even want to rap, they kept at him and Boyz N tha Hood set them all on the path after that. There's credit all around really.

[@FSCreations168]

@@aracnadei13you watched the dr Dre documentary too huh?

[@molink3123]

Eazy paid for all that tho

[@sagarjain9203]

Imagine him being alive till date

[@user-jl4ic2et4i]

One of the greatest performers and minds of hip hop

[@AutisticAl]

Call me old (I'm 29) but there's something so magical and simplistic about the camera popping and buzzing. Reminds me of watching Disney movies in the 90's on VHS Edit: I appreciate all the folks saying I'm not old but it's just an expression. Let's not forget this app is full of kids who think 30 is basically old age lol

[@samcawood2037]

Agreed

[@Kermit_the_God]

Nobody calling u old.

[@AutisticAl]

@@Kermit_the_God It's an expression 👍

[@gtbxjay_yt]

Nigga you basically still a kid to actual old people 😂

[@christianc6873]

I'm 18 and I agree lmao, not from the nostalgia point of view, but something about old video and audio quality that is as you said, magical. Makes old movies have a cozy feel to them, even movies like Scarface.

[@nazzyt]

All of these guys were great in their own way. They all played a part for the group. Today’s music would not be possible without any of them.

[@evanb2846]

Today's music is trash tho

[@josevargas-fr7ty]

That’s not his point tho he is talking about they not from the streets. He was the 90s industry plant just like Tupac.

[@zerubbabelsbridge]

Sell outs to their own people with countless amounts of the blood of their own people on their hands. Thanks to them and others like them, untold numbers of souls have been strung out, imprisoned, or murked. Generation after generation of Israelites flushed down the toilet of life. They'll have a lot to think about in hell for an eternity.

[@TheCleanBedsheetsMusic]

@@evanb2846simply not true

[@evanb2846]

@@TheCleanBedsheetsMusic how are you trying to tell me my opinion isn't true. It's my opinion lmao and today's music, is trash.

[@john_mark4127]

Deep voice and high pitch rap

[@annehamilton2532]

So amazing!!..His son Eric on "Growing Up Hip Hop" talk just like him.🥰

[@sandrillas_diorella]

‚talks‘

[@M.Arbogast]

These are the real gangstas! Not these punks today

[@Abyssive.AbyssalWrld]

Not all are punks

[@jameshardenisgoat]

name 1@@Abyssive.AbyssalWrld

[@frana.2826]

Okay gramps

[@Abyssive.AbyssalWrld]

@@frana.2826 who is gramps

[@Notsobrr]

Lol real? There is nothing real about ice cube being a gangster. Its funny he mentions dre for not being claimed but didnt say shit bout ice or yella lol

[@Pelon561]

EAZY does it 🔥💪🏿💯

[@Fred_Stallone]

I got to know Easy 3 years before he passed. One of the coolest MoFo’s you can ever know. RIP Eazy! You are truly missed.

[@cappyjones]

Growing up in Long Beach in the 80's, NWA was a local group. I casually bumped into Eazy E on three different occasions and he was always nice to me knowing that I was a fan. I didnt know that NWA were famous outside of LA until I went to boot camp and everyone knew who they were.

[@reddragon1572]

What's the backstory to snoop? Was he not 'active' on the streets like he claims?

[@cappyjones]

@@reddragon1572 I went To Jordan High School with Snoop. I didn't know him, but he was tall and thin and hard to miss. If he was a gangster then, I couldn't tell.

[@onewardog1169]

​@reddragon1572 I'm from LB as well. Been knowing Snoop since around 85 or so. His wife went to Poly with me. To answer your question, he's from 20's. That doesn't mean he was extremely active, but he did a few petty things. Not every gangster is killing people.

[@MrOils]

​@cappyjones I thought snoop went to long Beach poly

[@NoisyyCricket]

Sure man. Sure.

[@TheGoat-lp8ex]

What he saying is facts miss you Eazy E AKA Eric Wright 💪💐❤️💯

[@duanehall2213]

He's. Right...Cause. Dre. Actually. Borrowed. $ for. Studio. Time. From. Eze. TO. RECORD. their. 1st. LP......So. Actually. There. Would. Be. NO. NWA. If. Not. FOR. EZE !

[@bilaldebara434]

​@@duanehall2213why.you.writing.like.that.damn.boi

[@AnthonyN-tl1jz]

100 m*********** percent real about that Long Beach Compton s*** ICG three times xxx

[@timhoward5]

Bitter dude knew when Dre left it was over for NWA lol.

[@GED2CEO]

​@timhoward5 cap Easy was still getting paid off Dre's work even after he left so Dre's success equalled money for Easy.

[@ozzman13cometh]

Wow man. Hearing his voice again after 2 decades is wild. RIP

[@ray8236]

EAZY E was the Original Top G.

[@1jboda]

Tweedy Bird was

[@vadcrch]

Tate ain't no top g though

[@DavidMThornton]

"Who!?" Man, Eazy-E was cold (R.I.P.)

[@LARULES100]

Dre made him though.

[@WhatZitTooYaaa]

@@LARULES100They made each other, Dre handled the executive matters (producing), and G was the source material.

[@cosgroveme2489]

Ice cube and Dr Dre are way more supreme than Eazy-E

[@OhVincent]

“Who” shutup nothing abt that was cold lmao

[@DavidMThornton]

@@OhVincent Nah, I won't be shutting up lmao

[@LegoBroly.]

It's so good to hear his voice

[@cole_passportbro]

Why are you gay

[@Zeppelin9113]

He was a very articulate individual who spoke as he was scoping at rhe same time. I love how eazy e talks to people like he always having his guard up.

[@wonieblue1657]

Ez just told you,Dre wasn't Him 😂😂😂😂😂

[@renitaflynn9700]

I love me some Eazy! Real Mf G’s We want Eazy!

[@davidallen4765]

Great fucking song. Fact I'm gonna Spotify right now.

[@renitaflynn9700]

@@DevonHaigh-if5hk cornball!

[@renitaflynn9700]

@@DevonHaigh-if5hk troll

[@esteban_p2891]

💉💉💉

[@KingWD2301]

That was a classic diss song I still listen to it today.

[@SpeakTheTruthFactsMatter]

“Well I’m Easy-E and I got b*tches galore, you may have a lot of b*tches, but I got much more…” Can still hear his voice and the beat playing in the background… RIP Easy!! 🙏🥇

[@monarch8086]

If someone rapped these same lines today, they would be labelled corny af.

[@Thinnestink]

@@monarch8086nah the bar still hard you just gotta modernize it

[@evegonzales4560]

He was once a dog ftom around the way……EAZY!! 🗣

[@antmania215]

“Eazy-Duz-It” Still on my playlist to this day!! 😂🔥

[@qshep5981]

Those horns underneath the flow

[@kiagardner407]

Facts rest easy King 👑💯

[@StephenHassol-yt4oe]

He always kept it real

[@richboyp]

One things in concrete ! There will never be another G like Easy E ! Word !

[@musicmaestros4000]

You got dat rite homie

[@timhoward5]

And which is why he is burning in Hell.

[@chasingthelight7139]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@llltrac9143]

Find someone better to look up to, kiddo.

[@Mr.Random.Bricks]

@@timhoward5cap bru

[@doxbruhs]

Mc ren lives in my community it’s wild seeing him knowing what he lived 💀

[@ethanuel444]

that’s crazy, my stepdad was a motown artist so he knows a lot of these foos

[@aladinshampower]

He lives in palm Springs stop lying 😂

[@adrianhainsworth468]

😂😂 theres always that 1 guy

[@salj.5459]

@@aladinshampowerAnd how would you know OP doesn't live in Palm Springs?

[@aladinshampower]

@salj.5459 community sounds like the projects, he lives in a gated community.

[@Hottboy555]

He is a legend 🎊💯

[@TimelessHipHop1987]

That'z Eazy E'z strongest wordz of wizdom!

[@maestromalave1400]

May he forever rest in peace 🙏❤️🕊️

[@jefura19]

I remember driving by the Torrance studio cause I owned a restaurant and worked long hours with my folks… I saw Cube Dre and Hi-C smoking a joint and drinking 40’s outside at 3 am. My 15 yr old ass screamed wassup and my pops smack the shit out of me😂

[@frederickweeksjr.1189]

SMART DAD.

[@comeonforfs]

You owned a restaurant at 15??

[@jefura19]

@@comeonforfs yeah at 15 all by myself… drove too. You didn’t bother to assume my parents did, at all? For maybe just a second never crossed your mind?

[@KhmerSupaSoka]

​@jefura19 some 15 year olds own homes or super cars and cant drive it. But yea i get why he would ask that question 😂. Ps my parents own a business, but dont say that i own it lol

[@jefura19]

In the eighties if your parents owned a restaurant you owned it too. But not many children at 15 had their own houses, I knew kids at 17-18 with their own apartments their parents got them but still it was “theirs” so when you asked about the houses their parents got them they still said “my apartment” but explaining the story you’d think people would focus on the point. But in your generation I guess being correct or saying Smart Dad is all they get out of telling a fun story. The internet for you. Still a great memory, I still drive by it time to time. And when they showed it in the movie NWA it was still nostalgic

[@darnellautry3677]

OG Eazy E

[@angelonzuji2457]

Ruthless vs Death Row at their highest

[@crussell5476]

16 years old when I heard this crazy gang making music I'd never heard before, changed Everything. That Album! Memories of the late 80s tho'90's, golden.

[@Jerbo1125]

Same here man I was like eight and my cousin gave me a cassette and I put it in my Walkman. He let me borrow it for like the weekend, and I still remember the words to this day of cruising down the street in my 64 it’s crazy. I wish I could go back to them times.

[@jeremyalbert7761]

Damn right, brother! I remember pulling into the parking lot, Alpine head unit full volume, twin 12's in the box thumpin, 6×9's blasting in the back window! That shit was hard af!

[@katercasimir6423]

I still listen to public enemy and LL Cool J, too!

[@crussell5476]

@@Jerbo1125ahhh wicked - that's almost Exactly how I got it too :) In a bro's walkman LOL! Ol' Skool brother @@

[@jeremyalbert7761]

@@crussell5476 let me bring you back a little more brother. Remember the giant boom box, double cassette player with the "Turbo bass" button?

[@M.H.M.2003]

*“Woke up quick at about noon just thought that I had to be in Compton soon”* *-* Eazy E

[@brettbayman6650]

Some bars that weren't wrote by him he had no talent cube and Dre wrote all his songs lol

[@jacobbarre3618]

​@@brettbayman6650and how many of these mainstream rappers have ghostwriterz? lmao he had charisma say wat u want

[@gkay8889]

@@jacobbarre3618not many and it’s usually in hooks , you boomers need to stop dickriding

[@robbottyan7703]

Gotta get drunk before the day begins...

[@lwrncjms]

Ice Cube wrote that

[@chello70]

He was a G, and he was from Compton, and he was from the streets, but he was also highly intelligent and eloquent.

[@mumbles215]

In the late 80s he even inspired us white kids from the burbs. We all knew he was the real one and how he led the group. EZ was respected by all.

[@tammy4792]

Love his voice ...could listen to that unique voice all day

[@unklebruce2279]

Must’ve been after he spoke to cube, no Vaseline was already out by this time and to hear eazy bring cubes name up first means they most likely had recently seen each other

[@user-uu8eg6xd4u]

Ice Cube said in an interview that soon as he found out through the news that Eazy checked into the hospital he rushed down & checked into a hotel near the hospital to go visit him. For whatever reason he didn't get to see Eazy I believe bc he wasn't allowed visitors at the time. Months before Eazy got sick he spoke to Cube on the phone & they discussed possibly doing some new music together. Keep in mind this was after Cube went solo from NWA & he already released the diss track No Vaseline. Per Cube, Eazy said he wasn't worried about the record & wanted to put any animosity between the them to rest. Eazy apparently told Cube that beefing with him was the last thing on his mind. He was worried at the time with his ongoing issues with Dre & now Suge and Death Row. Lol

[@Liverpool5095]

No Vaseline was 5 years before Eazy died. A lot of people make the mistake of compressing history. This interview was in 93. They didn't actually see each other until early 95. But Eazy was claiming he was cool with Cube from 93 onwards in multiple interviews in that year. The no Vaseline track was in 1990/1. So by 93, Eazy was over it and beefing with Dre by that point.

[@kiyc]

ice cube, bone thugz and a couple artist recall the meeting in a place called the tunnel in NYC. it was also when eazy met with biggie and puff.

[@porknriice]

​@user-uu8eg6xd4u you had to do it twice lol

[@Angel_Dust_Official]

Ice Cube was the voice Ren was the attitude Yella was the heart Dre was the brain But Eazy was the soul. The soul of gangsta rap dies with Eazy

[@jonsjooh3424]

WOW !!! Accurate asf 💯

[@ojmessier27]

Perfect!!

[@BJ-mu4hp]

Cube was the brain..he wrote most of the lyrics...Dre was the style/producer...he made the music come alive with his beats and mixing and putting it together..

[@DaimaTa]

@@BJ-mu4hpcube was definitely the voice, he sang/lead most of it. Dre was the stylist and the lyricist

[@nizzy2962]

​​@@BJ-mu4hpMC Ren wrote more lyrics for N.W.A than Ice Cube

[@shawngilbert6333]

Eazy E will always be one of the greatest

[@Rzxxxj]

I love how those old rapper, they really talk well, very articulate unlike nowadays, as the old time was a lyrical rap. Song that has meaning, whether its about their life or anything general that happening. Nowadays the new generation of rapper in interview will be like "yknow what i mean" "ya feel me", and talk some sentences, then back to ya know what i mean, yall feel me. 😂😂

[@ClearAtaraxia]

This guy is so well spoken

[@grandmapeyton9623]

Virgos

[@leroytate1832]

Damn bro miss that O.G. for real deeply missed never forgotten rest easy Easy-E N.W.A. forever 💪💯💪💯

[@user-ug1hf8pi5p]

Your confidence is inspiring.

[@user-mp2hh7ek7l]

This is addictively good content.

[@XxX_Jahseh_Onfroy_999]

Eazy E The Gangsta Of Rap

[@ramblerplaylist]

The godfather of gangster rap👍🏻

[@freedomforall2924]

Didn't Dre teach him how to rap cause he couldn't. 😆

[@Spedwill]

@@freedomforall2924Dre couldn’t rap ice cube wrote all his lyrics in nwa he’s a good producer but not rapper

[@nizzy2962]

​@@SpedwillIce Cube, MC Ren & The D.O.C wrote Eazy-E's and Dr. Dres lyrics in N.W.A

[@nizzy2962]

​​​@@SpedwillMC Ren wrote more songs for Eazy-E & N.W.A than Ice Cube

[@michaelvaughn8864]

Easy does it bc Easy said it. R.I.P. Ease😇

[@fernandolarios4504]

It's crazy how he actually had the courage to speak to him that way...my encounter was very strong once I felt his presence I was speechless dint even want to look up as his presence was more than enough to let me know where I stand,to say anything was just not even an option for me...as if he spoke with his presence.

[@Ksilla007]

Eazy reminds me of Katt Williams. Two mfs serious about their craft and business and weren't afraid to tell it how it is #RIPEAZY-E

[@kehubbard4386]

Only Real G's allowed to discuss LA Politics. R.I.P. Eric Wright aka Easy E

[@snopdogg2x]

Nigga why are you using his name as if you knew that nigga personally? Can't believe niggas sometimes man

[@doodooswaggy3825]

Great culture, idolizing these assholes

[@anubis7967]

It's Eazy E

[@trackshun]

“So when i die, niggas burry me, make sure my shit reads Eazy - Mothafukin - E”

[@Bobthecamel]

Boy fak outta here with that eAsY E

[@DeyTookOurJobs]

Easy was a real G and you see how well spoken he is?

[@carlthompson7179]

Using standard English is being well spoken? Low bar.

[@Cmoney860]

​@@carlthompson7179 Be realistic bruh. What he obviously means is given what the majority of people would probably expect him to speak, he is the exact opposite. In other words, he speaks quite proper. And no lie, he does. Even I noticed it. Many rappers today can't put a proper sentence together. Not that they can't, but because they think that shit is cool. Even if they could legit speak, you couldn't understand many of these mumbling mf's. But it's not a low bar. It's raw dawg Eazy who was screamin Fucc the Police. Dude was smarter than he led on and much more intelligent than his fans and the media in general would like to believe. I do believe he was one of the smarter ones in the crew. Not all those boys were so articulate. Persuasive? Yeah, probanly. Shit, most of us are. But were they all so proper fluent? Nah, probably not at that time. Not like Eazy anyway. He was the most business savvy too. Eazy was different. But you already know this shit. He stood out for a reason

[@doodooswaggy3825]

@@Cmoney860Yeah but he was on the DL and died of AIDS 😂 that isn’t G stuff

[@thwartedapple1164]

@@Cmoney860no they can’t put a proper sentence together.

[@boom-jr8vi]

⁠@@thwartedapple1164And you can’t take yourself off your high horse, you heartless ass.

[@user-hk8qj6nz5o]

On Soul Beat, Mr Chuck Johnson's program🌟🌹⚜️🇺🇸

[@storyreact]

It’s crazy hearing his voice in an interview after so long 😮

[@sgthekiso6508]

When Dr. Dre said: "And Eazy, I’m still wit’ you, Fuck the beef, nigga, I miss you, and that’s just being real wit’ you"

[@Gokiza]

He didn’t mean that shit lol. If he did, he wouldn’t have played Eazy so scurvy in that trash ass movie they made

[@aj-pf7gd]

@@GokizaHe didn’t even write those lyrics

[@ravinduchaneesha]

@@aj-pf7gdwho wrote then? Eminem?

[@s93nous]

@@Gokizayou dont know what was in his heart so stfu. u not god

[@s93nous]

@@ravinduchaneeshahey smartass u can actually see who did when u scroll down ghe lyrics and see the credits. r3t4rd

[@7R4dicalized]

One of the most unique voices in the game.

[@clintonuche1321]

Rest Easy.. E!! You were the original Gangster

[@EvolutionG789]

Damn Snoop and DRE survived all these ☠️☠️

[@BenjaminCole520]

I miss Eazy E.Grew up with his music since 1986

[@ranfi00]

One of the best rap names !!! Eazy E 💥💥💥

[@dakotahicks617]

Eazy E was the only one out the group that was a certified street dude. Before the fame. He taught them the street persona and they taught him the rapper persona. Facts.

[@brwncrss1]

EAZY E ,, A REAL ORIGINAL G ,,, NO B.S ONLY STRAIGHT CLEAR DIRECT WORDS !!!! HE SHALL HAVE HIS STAR 🌟 AT THE HOLLYWOOD WALK OF FAME BY NOW 🙏 RIP BIG OG !!!!

[@andrewrodriguez3613]

EAZY ALWAYS SPIT THAT REAL SHIT 💯💯💯💯 WE MISS U "E" ❤️🙏 "YEEEEEEE" R. I. P. EAZY-E

[@Zee-oj9ws]

Easy wasn't no rapper 😅😅 he spit that real shit huh? Lol he spit other niggaz real sh.t!!!! 😅😅

[@andrewrodriguez3613]

@@Zee-oj9ws what a dum @$s Iam not talking bout rapping .....(street smart shit)....... sum-thin u u should look into 💯💯💯💯

[@Zee-oj9ws]

Yeah sure he did ice cubes real shit.....

[@byron-adamlemalu]

💯 Real OG

[@stocks2545]

Watching from Kenya

[@calilion]

Just because you don't gang bang doesn't mean you don't know what's up. Like myself growing up in a gang infested area but not being an idiot follower into a gang doesn't mean you are automatically somebody like Mr Roger's.

[@oussamaelkhiar9721]

Difference is you dont claim you a gang banger

[@RafaelGonzalez-xo8ss]

Yeah but snoop and Dre use to claim they were gang affiliated

[@flingo2007]

What ever cry baby

[@DesmoSmitty]

Dre was claiming to be a street dude.

[@bensiragohourou2858]

Just cause u grew up in gang infested area doesn't mean you a gangster that's literally what he's saying 🙄.

[@WilliamWilliams-bh9gl]

Such a Beautiful Person. Cant believe he’s dead still. It seems unreal when you see him 😢😮so young

[@esaubanuelos5891]

Did he be supposed to go back to life, or how's that?