FIRST TIME HEARING Eazy E - No More Questions (REACTION)

[@StaxReacts]

REN reaction dropping later. Be sure to have those notifications on. Have a great day🙏🏽❤️

[@Thomas-we5cy]

Check out “Right Up My Alley” by MC Ren. My fav by him. Listen to the drum roll.

[@tucsonbandit]

This is my favorite Eazy song, most people don't really know about this song, but it is so creative how every verse his voice matches the story telling. Even today this song sounds banging.

[@StaxReacts]

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[@bennylevine387]

Where I'm from Eazy E was the biggest star in the world around this time. Glad you liked it.

[@StaxReacts]

Amazing 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@VinsPol247]

Thanks for reacting to this song. My favorite Easy E song ever. Remember NWA and Easy E was the first real hardcore gangster rap. We were all happily shocked when this kind of rap hit the underground scene. Compton is a 30 minute drive from my house. Scary place to be at that time if you didn't grow up there.

[@richardlandrum1966]

As opposed to Slick Rick (a gangsta who rapped), these were rappers who gangsta'd. ✊🏽

[@StaxReacts]

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[@Thomas-we5cy]

@@richardlandrum1966 Slick Rick put in work. I know.

[@marshalljankins4526]

Dr Dre production, Ice Cube wrote it, Easy delivered it. Classic..

[@StaxReacts]

🔥🔥🔥🐐🐐🐐

[@Whatchamawhozit]

Eazy-E was the only true dyed in the wool gangster in N.W.A. with MC Ren being the 2nd. Everyone else was just friends hanging out. Ice Cube who wrote most of the material for Eazy-E, took what he knew about Compton, growing up in South Central, and stories he heard about Eazy-E to build his persona.. Eazy was a drug dealer, he ran with the crips, not a full fledged member, but a hardcore associate, Ren was actually part of the Kelly Park crips. The portrayal of Eazy getting his ass whupped by Suge in Straight Outta Compton was pure fiction. The Bloods, which Suge was a part of, knew better than to touch Eazy-E. But the story of eazy being a modern day Robin Hood are very true. He used to give away food and turkeys during the holiday, in fact that snippet of his life was used in New Jack City. When they say Eazy is the godfather of Gangster Rap, it is true, if it wasn't for his investment from the beginning there most likely would not be the gangster rap we all know and love... but he is the Real Deal, even in his toned down music exec life he still associated with the street crews and was extremely loved in Los Angeles., Still is, also in the Netherlands Eazy-E is the most beloved rap artist as there is mural of him painted on one of the commuter train bridges and it larger than life. Eazy was also the most popular member of N.W.A. While not the best rapper, it was his voice, his presence, and the material written for him that vaulted him to god-like status.

[@StaxReacts]

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[@gonzillamode]

Ruthless Records was Eazy E’s independent label

[@StaxReacts]

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[@crayzeewhorse]

Awesome bruh! 'nobody move' next, best on album for story telling IMO 👌 oh oh also 'Still Talkin' best introduction to Eazy

[@StaxReacts]

Betttt I’ll check it out

[@dbrice71]

I was never a fan of Gangster rap when it came out but, Eazy-E grew on me like a fungus.

[@StaxReacts]

🔥🔥🔥he has that effect

[@rockzilla-666-]

Even if they later dissed each other, eazy e, ice cube,of course dr.dre and a lot of other westcoast rappers know the rule that the music has got to be funky.

[@zncuentertainment712]

I had this cassette when I was 11 years old

[@StaxReacts]

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[@SimonMakin-lf2jg]

CRASH! The brightest candles don't burn for long...... RIP Easy. ❤

[@StaxReacts]

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[@MaoriNative_NZ]

Your facials 😂😂😂 crack up react man. I love this song, hes so smooth and gangsta on this lol. Dope homie . I like ur chann3l

[@StaxReacts]

Thanks 💯😂😂🤲

[@vincenelson9114]

First Ez rap I memorized, love it! Glad you found it

[@StaxReacts]

Thanks again!

[@briantieken6718]

If you want to know what kind of person Eazy was, for Christmas, he would go to a toy store and buy their whole inventory to hand out to children in the hood. He also claimed all those kids he created and made sure they were taken care of.

[@fantasyguru26]

Eazy with the killer flow. And Dre with a sick ass beat. Great sample of Bar-Kays "Let's Have Some Fun". My favorite track from Eazy-Duz-It.

[@StaxReacts]

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[@gonzillamode]

I recommend The D.O.C. It’s Funky Enough or The Formula 🔥🔥🔥 produced by Dr. Dre

[@StaxReacts]

Bettt

[@bearded_wolverine3503]

Co-sign this also the track grand finale

[@purplebeard1526]

Such a cool concept for a song with the interview leading into the story rap.

[@StaxReacts]

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[@marshalljankins4526]

Good one. Check out DJ Quik "When you're a G" ....... Don't forget Stevie Wonder "All I do"...

[@StaxReacts]

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[@ants8527]

1988'' 89'' Classic Eazy! This album We want Eazy, And The Nwa album Straight Out Of Compton are both Oldschool Hood Classic's that was poppin back when they 1st came out back in 1988'' 89''! Great Reaction I enjoyed Hopefully you can do more Eazy E And Nwa reactions!🎶🔥🔥🔥😎

[@StaxReacts]

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[@christoker6835]

Mad mad channel dude, I get in from long hours at work and it's the go to. Headphones on and just zone it haha. Cheers mate

[@StaxReacts]

Yooo thanks bruddah, love🔥🙏🏽

[@MaNIC805_]

Eazy-E never wanted to wrap he just wanted to be involved in the business part Dr Dre convinced him to rap ice cube wrote Boyz in the Hood Eazy-E doesn't write his own lyrics at least not on the eazy duz it album it was written by MC Ren the doc and ice cube

[@StaxReacts]

Wowwww

[@Thomas-we5cy]

Don’t know about armed robberies, but it’s known that he slanged.

[@StaxReacts]

Scared of him lmaooo

[@_eclipz_]

Subbed for reactin to the shit i grew up on haha. History right here.

[@StaxReacts]

Welcome to the family❤️

[@_eclipz_]

@@StaxReacts Thanks man.

[@brenttuttle7268]

Funniest thing I ever remember about EZ.....he was once asked about the apartheid issues in South Africa...he basically said "f**k South Africa, I don't see anybody there saying free Compton "😂😂

[@StaxReacts]

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[@michaelwilliams-vu2nf]

Do more old school rap with X-clan 1. Heed the word of the brother 2. Funkin Lesson

[@StaxReacts]

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[@davaughan100]

Eazy-E's public battle with HIV/AIDS and subsequent death in 1995 were met with a complex mix of reactions, including significant stigmatization. Here's a breakdown: Stigmatization: Misinformation and Fear: In the early 1990s, HIV/AIDS was still heavily misunderstood and associated with fear and shame. Eazy-E, a prominent figure in gangsta rap, faced a double stigma as a Black man and someone associated with a culture often viewed as hypermasculine. Blaming the Victim: Some narratives surrounding Eazy-E's diagnosis focused on his past promiscuous lifestyle, implying he was to blame for contracting the virus. This perpetuated harmful stereotypes and victim-blaming surrounding HIV/AIDS. Homophobia and Racism: The disease was still heavily associated with the LGBTQ+ community, and even though Eazy-E identified as heterosexual, homophobic attitudes contributed to his stigmatization. Additionally, racist undertones sometimes crept into discussions about his HIV diagnosis. Positive Impacts: Breaking Silences: Despite the stigma, Eazy-E's openness about his diagnosis sparked important conversations about HIV/AIDS in the Black community, particularly among young men. It brought the issue to the forefront and encouraged dialogue where it was desperately needed. Education and Awareness: Eazy-E's death led to increased awareness and educational efforts about HIV/AIDS prevention within the hip-hop industry and beyond. A benefit concert, "Urban AID 4 Lifebeat," highlighted the need for safer sex practices and dispelled common misconceptions. Shifting Narratives: While initial discussions were sometimes fraught with stigma, over time, Eazy-E's story has been used to promote compassion and understanding about HIV/AIDS. Important Points to Consider: It's crucial to remember that Eazy-E was a human being who deserved compassion and understanding, regardless of the choices he made in his life. The stigma he faced reflected the broader societal issues surrounding HIV/AIDS at the time, which have thankfully evolved since then. His story serves as a reminder of the importance of accurate information, open conversations, and dismantling harmful stereotypes surrounding the disease. It's important to note that this is a complex topic with various perspectives. While Eazy-E faced significant stigmatization, his story also had a positive impact on HIV/AIDS awareness and understanding.

[@chrisbelos2834]

the whole real G beef really came from how they came up as teens in their lives

[@The_True_]

Eazy muddahphaqin E! RIP Eazy E, the man, the myth, the legend, gone before his time.

[@StaxReacts]

RIP🐐

[@the_mooch]

2 hard muthas has a funky beat. You would dig it.

[@StaxReacts]

🔥🔥🔥

[@crayzeewhorse]

Eazy N Ren... proper friendship

[@Dammitman_]

This is a anthem, i mean jam.🤣🤣🤣 NWA, -LA Cali Too Short- OakLand CA To Live Crew-Miami FL Ghetto Boys-5th ward-Texas The Click/E-40-Vallejo aaannnddd Greatest Rapper of all time Mac muthafucking Dre -Crestside These are all this era 90

[@StaxReacts]

Thank you for the requests🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@Dpat14]

Another top react bro ....keep it up

[@StaxReacts]

Thank you so much 🙏🏽

[@Tulapac]

thank you so much for reacting to it!! now if you really want your mind blown you should try quitter by eminem, its the craziest underrated disstrack out there

[@StaxReacts]

Betttt

[@GrizzlyT.V]

Now this the one here bro ‼️

[@StaxReacts]

Fasho day

[@ih8hertz1]

Dre worked wonders on that album

[@OusamaElataby-mk2te]

Yo this Video was fire ❤

[@StaxReacts]

Thank you so much 🙏🏽

[@suckafree6687]

This album is so underrated…one of the few that I can listen to from beginning to end without skipping a song.

[@StaxReacts]

🔥🔥🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@gamerwolfie1408]

No more questions! RIP

[@ALB2574]

They called Easy sniper, cause that was what he was. Only Dre was a suburb, no street, ass wanna be. Yella's the DJ.

[@danieljohnson2349]

Eazy 🤘

[@StaxReacts]

YESSSIIIRR

[@lindasalaki9404]

That was 🔥🔥🔥

[@StaxReacts]

Yesssss🔥🔥🔥

[@the209djaarongoodwin9]

There's the Eazy E Track Right there!!! Dre Production off the chain for this time in music

[@StaxReacts]

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[@jamesmyrick9083]

12 year old me had this shit memorized.

[@ToxicYT209]

This rap is so fire forever 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@StaxReacts]

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[@ToxicYT209]

@@StaxReacts cool video btw

[@user-pw6md2qd4r]

Eazy e is awesome 😮

[@StaxReacts]

Factssss

[@gaburex1772]

Eazy funded NWA with his street ventures. He lived it before fame and drove production as they created their lane 🤘

[@StaxReacts]

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[@LaszloLendl]

Things he rap about is a part of his lifestyle obviously. Him and Ren was the only Real "MF G'z" from KPCC. But Eazy was obly affiliated as i know while Ren hang with KPCC. But i also heard/found out that he killed couple of "wrong" dudes. RiP Godfather Of Gangsta

[@StaxReacts]

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[@burnttoaster6313]

Eazy E got shot 6 times with a 38. in some alley back then before he became a rapper. That partly why he got that unique voice.

[@StaxReacts]

Ohhh wow

[@danielbalderas3548]

It’s a story bro 😂

[@StaxReacts]

I literally said it was story time vibes 😂

[@leroythemaster4268]

Eazy yells at the Mic.

[@StaxReacts]

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[@cgrist7000]

Definitely his best song..

[@StaxReacts]

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[@BornSavior555]

Not

[@jiritakanen1770]

Check out Luv 4 dem gangstas from Eazy E, it was on Beverly Hill cop soundtrack and Slash from GnR plays guitar on it, i havent seen others reacting to it, but it's 🔥

[@StaxReacts]

Betttt

[@bennylevine387]

Just as reference, Eazy was a Kelly Park crip not far from me. I don't have his rap sheet, but he was a hardcore criminal at one point and moved a decent amount of weight before blowing up. I actually knew who he was before NWA blew up. He was a popular person in that area.

[@StaxReacts]

Amazinggg

[@tommorgan6665]

Should do some UK hip-hop reactions. Check out Ricochet Klashnekoff - Murda.

[@StaxReacts]

🙏🏽

[@Ellen_Ripley_]

We miss you Eric ✌️🥰

[@StaxReacts]

Rip🙏🏽

[@bearded_wolverine3503]

Bruh need to do Ice Cube - jacking for beats

[@StaxReacts]

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[@HandSoloRecords]

A great concept for a song and filled with swagger. Consider doing "Automobile" from a post-Ice Cube NWA. It's really just an Eazy-E solo, and it will give you a different style from what you've heard so far. 🤯

[@StaxReacts]

Bettttt

[@Thomas-we5cy]

Sorry, but almost the whole second side of…4Life is trash. She…it, Automobile, One Less.., Find um f um and flee… But MC Ren was always my favorite.

[@HandSoloRecords]

​@@Thomas-we5cyYeah, it definitely isn't as classic as Straight Outta Compton or 100 Miles and Running. I just think "Automobile" would present another funny side to Eazy-E and NWA.

[@Thomas-we5cy]

@@HandSoloRecords Nothing will ever top Straight Outta Compton. Most underrated song is Parental Discretion Iz Advised. The D.O.C. is the man.

[@Thomas-we5cy]

Swagger. Ok. Listen to Jeru Tha Damaja. Real hip hop, real rap. Track is “Come Clean”.

[@ffffff-dr1ig]

React Eazy e 24 hrs to live

[@showbizz7539]

Great choice!!!!!!! Plzzzz check out his diss to death row called "it's on"!

[@StaxReacts]

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[@josephtorigian6690]

Ice cube wrote all aezy's songs until he left nwa

[@StaxReacts]

Wowww

[@TROY_MK6]

Listen to just tah let you know by Easy E

[@StaxReacts]

Betttt

[@svendemadsen8275]

Ruthless is the label.

[@StaxReacts]

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[@Blayzzfullofblayzz]

YO BRO CAN YOU REACT "Bisaya Worldwide By Sint nasty,Person,Acez Exists, Perfee" thats dope.

[@StaxReacts]

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[@peternjuguna5081]

lit song😎you can check "any last werdz" by EAZY E .still dope.React to that please

[@StaxReacts]

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[@Una...]

🔥

[@StaxReacts]

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[@DrnkTheWildAir]

❤

[@StaxReacts]

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[@elkbomb]

This track is heavily influenced by Ultramagnetic MC's.

[@StaxReacts]

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[@mariawilliamson3522]

He went to jail right after 1st album for unloading a Ak at a baby momma car

[@hleifruthr4529]

please react to Any Last Werdz by Eazy-E, it’s evil

[@StaxReacts]

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[@GBuaccc]

React to Still A Nigga by Eazy E

[@StaxReacts]

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[@bearded_wolverine3503]

Didnt need the money, its just a hobby. Str8 up eazys whole attitude

[@StaxReacts]

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[@randomquentin]

You never heard this song on gta ⁉️⁉️

[@StaxReacts]

No I haven’t

[@suckafree6687]

Gotta check out ‘Eazy-er Said Than Dunn’ that Dr Dre actually wrote. Also ‘Ruthless Villain’ with MC Ren 🔥

[@StaxReacts]

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