NO ONE TOLD ME!!| Eazy-E - Real Muthaphuckkin G's (Music Video) REACTION

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[@illclicks]

Dre and Snoop made “Dre Day” first and they had a Eazy E lookalike to clown him so Eazy basically flipped it. He even hired the same actor Dre used to play him.

[@jkt4748]

He even went on Arsenio and put Dre on blast saying Dre used to wear make up and called him a Studio gangster.

[@David_Theisen]

It was actually called Fuck Wit Dre Day

[@lartsashulrhak7513]

AJ Johnson Played Eazy-E & " Crackhead Ezel " From The 1st Friday 🎥

[@Ruthless_fool]

Lmao yup and suge didnt like that shit😂

[@larahill82]

sounds like the impersonator was the REAL villain. just like the girl from karate kid

[@JJ-ji5ey]

Fun fact Bg knocc out, the young dude freestyled his lyrics for this. Just got in the booth and started dissing them.

[@Fantasy23Legend]

Damn that's dope!

[@jamesdunkin1420]

Yeah but arrests wrote for eazy e and his own lyrics so props to him to.

[@Dopesellsitself]

Another fun fact. There was two sleezy E's on this video.

[@602.Juggalo]

BG wasn’t supposed to be on it either. They just had a lot of free time on the track so they asked him to hop on

[@mrsuns10]

Dude should react to BG on Vlad

[@kathyjam2482]

Eazy E had such a unique voice I listened to his tape so much I broke it. 😆

[@rnorfor2002]

unique voice is right reason why i liked the dude there is only one

[@AA-se5ys]

Don’t put me in your box if yo shit eats tapes - Nas

[@MasterPiece-rg7ed]

Yeah he sounds like a small boy

[@dominicreyes419]

😄😅😆🤣😂

[@Camacho187]

@@AA-se5ys “I let my tape rock till the tape pop” - Biggie Smalls

[@NotSoTypikal]

The fact that BG Knockout’s verse was a FREESTYLE!!!! My fave verse on this track!!! 🔥🔥🔥

[@native_savage]

Crazy. I didnt know dat

[@NotSoTypikal]

@@native_savage Yep!!! They asked if he wanted to rap on a diss track to Dre, he said “Hell yeah”, 😂 Went in the studio and spit right OFF THE DOME!!!! 🔥

[@lockandloadlikehell]

Dresta's bars always provided extra power on the deadlifts and benches

[@rubendgg_]

they let him correct the verse after he rapped it.

[@barkerville]

Dresta and BG Knoccout were so underrated, amazing flows. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Fantasy23Legend]

Dresta killed this track!

[@SD_91]

Like a sudden fire 🔥🔥

[@daniirage1382]

yeah man!

[@miahiggins4266]

Bg said his part was originally a freestyle cause his verse he wrote for the song didn't go wit the flow, still went hard though

[@faco13]

Easy-E was true life. Respect to a pioneer. Old school beats rocks!

[@djtek9ine]

BG Knocc Out’s verse is one of my all time favorites.

[@derrickpowell2563]

The way he sat up when BG Knocc Out came on is hilarious 😂😂😂

[@jamesruiz4005]

Yeah lol 😂 I did the same when I first listened to this song back in the day

[@ddelaney712]

This is OG shit your listening to. The fire and the pain was real. Poison in their rhymin, and a diss was A DISS. Not meeting up for a drink or anything after. Just dropping Abombs left and right. This is where Snoop, Cube, Dre and oh so many others earned their chops and money. Total respect was earned.

[@lockandloadlikehell]

"their chops"

[@nate_harris]

It’s Eazy’s answer to Dre’s Fuck wit Dre Day track

[@Mindbombable]

I hear ya'll on Cube's "No Vaseline". But no mention of "2Pac - Hit 'em Up"

[@Skeez4853]

And no one mentioned Pac’s U Can’t C Me

[@cjhere2224]

Hit'em Up, craziest of them all.

[@sug4rnipz457]

They said disses, not death threats.

[@taylorhill8001]

Hit em up was about Notorious BIG

[@shanavanderauwera1091]

Tupac bomb first

[@bramh4149]

Check out Ice Cube's No Vaseline. The best diss track ever against the rest of NWA. But please do not do edited versions of these rap classics. This one is a good version. Your Gin and Juice is a radio edit version. You need all the swearing and original lyrics, not the shitty radio edits.

[@Ant-bm1qk]

I second this , he’s gotta listen to no Vaseline

[@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself]

And then follow that with _No Rest for the Wicked_ by Cypress Hill to hear Cube get dissed.

[@toddwalters4906]

@@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself Cypress hill is definitely a path he should go down.. absolutely underrated. How i could kill a man would be the best song to start

[@jkt4748]

Agreed!

[@secludedmisanthrope6388]

Yes!!

[@TheRedWaltz24]

Give "Gimme That Nut" from Eazy a listen... it is an eye opener.. lol Eazy was crazy... and talented

[@micumakitalo7205]

right!!!

[@haileyn4219]

Eric wright exposing dre claiming things he's never done but making money off it, gangsta dresta is on another rapping level, under-rated

[@Jockuptown]

Yet they went on to do nothing and dre and snoop made more killer hits lol

[@haileyn4219]

@@Jockuptown easy made plenty of great tracks after, your nuts

[@ekon4818]

@@Jockuptown "Real brothas" by Dresta and B.G., Str8 off tha streets of muthaphukkin' compton by Eazy E. Also they really couldn't cause Eazy died, Dresta got shot and B.G. went to jail for 10 years.

[@Skvat69]

dresta wrote eazy's verses

[@haileyn4219]

@@Skvat69 wrong dig deeper,it’s called collaboration,easy wrote lots of great tracks even from the start

[@bayou077]

Dude you were so innocent until now. To be back in these times with 15s bumping in the trunk.

[@KyleKick909]

when i was 11-12 years old my parents took away my eazy-e cassette tape.

[@brianvalencia7717]

DAMN....urs did too? Man, I remember those days where listening to gangsta rap was forbidden. Ah, the good ol' days! :)

[@specialed4564]

Mine bought my Eazy E tapes but didn't know what sort of music it was , then it taken away from me

[@David_Theisen]

Man U guys are behind the times!! My mom broke my sisters’ vinyl album of Meat Loaf’s Bat Outta Hell mainly because of Paradise By the Dashboard Light, I guess she found out it was about having sex as a teenager in the back seat of the car!! Broke it over a counter I think! I was real little so I don’t remember seeing it happen! But my sisters talked about it! LOL

[@consuelaluna1414]

@@David_Theisen I would bring this up every Christmas.....LOL

[@darkhaterawe1943]

LOL!!😁😁 Mine too except it was the "Straight Outta Compton" tape!! There was no playing explicit lyrics in the house at all!!!

[@vanguard4065]

i was a sophomore in high school in oklahoma city and this album was the most played rap album when it came out we all was bangin it!

[@madmann5373]

Rip Eazy-E, he was the first rapper I really listen to.🇨🇦😷

[@David_Theisen]

Yeah for me it was Warren G, Snoop Dogg and Bone Thugs

[@madmann5373]

@@David_Theisen 🇨🇦😷

[@MrMapjaw]

This was the first cassette(piece of music)I ever bought back in elementary school.

[@davidgrace9785]

Eazy E creep an crawl is lit 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@310bound]

💯

[@dancouver23]

Dude this was a legendary beef. The movie Straight Outta Compton shows some of the lead up to this point of time. Saddest part though was that Dre and Eazy were about to squash the beef and do another NWA record but Eazy died before they could do it.

[@ericbryant386]

Bone Thugs n Harmony- the crossroads. Basically anything by them

[@leeannross7487]

Hard one to choose,just let it all play 😂

[@toddwalters4906]

No surrender!!

[@kimberlyjohnson7926]

Exactly right. Can't go wrong with Bone💜

[@ttk9459]

Agreed.

[@CPTxRAGE]

Hell yeah

[@CaddyJim]

This was a response to *Dr Dre's (Dre Day)*

[@madebyme7075]

BG Knockout and Dresta are some of my favorites

[@waynebrown7733]

I'm 32. Grew up with this golden age of rap. Listening Eazy, Dre, Snoop and Bone Thugs list goes on

[@randycooper3428]

"Boyz In the Hood"..."We Want Eazy"..."Nobody Move".. "Easy Duz It"..."Eazier Said Than Done"

[@burnttoaster6313]

Dope man! Can’t forget that one

[@MasterSpade]

Add: Automobile....the Greatest Country/Rap song of All Time!

[@richthompson2937]

Aproach to danger his verse was awesome

[@jankypop-a-matic58]

The look on Jovaughn's face when the "BOMBS" started flyin'! 😏🤭🤣😁

[@mjlives5428]

I'm still with you man you still give you best reactions and your very upbeat always!

[@Ash.Crow.Goddess]

Damn. All this old school talent. All I can say is, dude, you shoulda been there.

[@rickt.2180]

Dude, your my new favorite! Out of all the people I have watched React to this song, You get it! Most don't hear what they are saying, bc they don't know what happaned. They aren't catching the stuff you are, and you don't know either but atleast you can put it together. I watched this whole thing play out growing up. I'm 45, and this was my shit in the day.

[@rickvides1674]

I love when people learn about BG Knocc Out give him props!! mad love

[@youtradvostraductions3082]

The other 2 are Gangsta Dredsta and BG Knocc out, they made a classic G-funk album in 95 "Real brothas" Fire from start to finsh

[@kandygabaldon5489]

Therz alot of good Eazy E songs,everything in that movie, Straight outta compton ain't true

[@TanyaQueen182]

was so nice to see someone finally catching the bars in this song! Great reaction to one of my favs!

[@StrayDogTheExposer]

Greatest diss track ever.

[@cryptolord9826]

2nd best 2pac was the best

[@bmeggs19]

Eazy E is a legend. Boyz n da hood, Automobile, Gimme that Nutt, and if you are feelin lucky, For the Love of Money by Bone Thugs N Harmony ft Eazy E

[@bmeggs19]

@Threehundredpages Pages dead, probably close to 25 years

[@bmeggs19]

@Threehundredpages Pages AIDS

[@ferdiahunt9899]

While still in NWA Dre signed as exclusive artist and producer with Ruthless Records which was Eazys label and when Dre tried to join Death Row/Interscope Eazy was included for the next 6 years so from 1991-1997 so everything Dre produced or made while on Death Row Eazy got paid for so when Dre made a disstrack about Eazy (Fuck with dre day) eazy still got paid off it

[@Ant-bm1qk]

Bone thugs n harmony - Thuggish Ruggish bone and 1st of the month

[@David_Theisen]

East 1999!! Mr. Ouija, paper paper

[@eddiesbrother9308]

Crossroads

[@gustavoosorio8532]

For the love of Money

[@wheresatari668]

Creepin' on Ah Come Up.

[@OrganizedChaos75]

NWA had a falling out and everyone went solo. Watch the movie, Straight Outta Compton. It's a bio-pic about NWA & what happened. After they split, there was a lot of bad blood. Dr. Dre signed with Death Row Records, owned by Suge Knight, who was known to be pretty ruthless & always stirring up sh*t. So a big rivalry formed between Eazy & Dre.

[@ghidrah76]

The movie won't give all correct info, especially when left out D.O.C. there's a few videos made by a fan that collected all the interviews which collects all the interviews between what happened.

[@VolkXue]

don't listen to that movie lol listen to people that were around at the time and active in it. That movie left out entire members of NWA

[@OrganizedChaos75]

I didn't mean it was a perfect account of everything that happened. Jovaughn was curious how the beef between them came about. The movie is just something he can watch to get an idea of what happened.

[@leeannross7487]

😂 you are hilarious,I love watching your reactions,priceless 😂 keep on keeping on 🌻

[@jennhurl]

I could not have pressed play any faster on this to see your reaction Jay 🤣 since you just now reacted to Snoop Dogg "Gin & Juice" & Dr. DRE "Still DRE" tonight also. Perfect timing!! 🤣

[@CaddyJim]

*#Dre* had just left *(Ruthless Records)* which he helped start with *Eazy-E* but had to leave all his Masters behind & then helped start *(Death Row)* with *Suge Knight* but he was still under contract with *Eazy-E's (Ruthless Records)* so *Easy* was getting royalties off the new music *#Dre* was making So *Eazy-E* was dissing the whole *(Death Row)* label that *#Dre* help start

[@teejones8279]

He didn't help do anything but produce Eazy was the one with the money to start Ruthless Records not Dre

[@CaddyJim]

@@teejones8279 no he convinced his friend Eazy to get into the record business who had the money from drug dealing along with Jerry Heller. Yes I'll Dre did was produced some issues but it was his encouragement to get Eazy into the

[@BladeMasterz916]

Finally you did a reaction to this..... This and hit em up by 2pac are the best diss tracks of all time.

[@adrianrenico9247]

Nope Eazy E won

[@BladeMasterz916]

@@adrianrenico9247 Nah the record labels won, cause they are both dead.

[@sarahdixon1943]

Was waiting for you to do this one!!!

[@blackbutterfly243]

You are on 🔥🔥🔥🔥tonight!!!

[@virginiaaguilar3648]

Wow I haven’t listen to this jam in hella long. I bet I still know every word.

[@haroldpringle3691]

This dis on the west coast was driven by fans. Even though they kinda fell out, they came back together and laughed about the whole thing.

[@abmqa]

Your reaction had me lmao

[@michaelramirez2382]

The happiness you put out 😊😊😊

[@Kaylakaze]

Haven't heard this song so long.

[@virginiaaguilar3648]

Dre’s very first group was named World Class Wrecking Crew and the song was Before you turn off the Lights. And it was knocking hard

[@TheSoloAsylum]

Eazy was an actual street guy, and a drug dealer, that put up the money for all these guys...none of them would even exist without him.

[@consuelaluna1414]

This album is amazing!

[@king.enpassant]

Thank you my dude

[@gailday3781]

A voice ❤️🍀🥊

[@old_school_4ever]

React to DJ Quik -- Dollaz & Sense. It was a diss track to MC EIHT

[@nodnoc]

love that track, I was just about to recommend it too

[@moh2502]

Still waiting for someone to react to that track

[@alvahv]

‘You left out the G cuz the G ain’t in you’

[@newclothes8165]

For some good eazy E check out "Easier said than done" Also D.O.C "Its funky enough"a member of NWA during the good times

[@delphilungwyn5308]

Fire🌋

[@scottyray8004]

First!! Great reaction!

[@yvs7618]

I live in scandinavia. when i was 12-13 years old in 2006-2007. i listining to this song a lot. Funny to see. No one really listining to eazy e's songs in US.

[@jankypop-a-matic58]

Eazy-E was straight up late-80's / early-90's cool! 1964-1995 RIP!

[@kristinanichols7816]

Best diss ever loved easy e. God I love this rap

[@darkhaterawe1943]

The sampled sound bite "Stop him in his tracks,show him that I am ruthless" is from the song "It's Funky Enough" by the D.O.C,another NWA affiliate!! Definetely worth a listen!!!

[@itsawalk863]

Also DOC was a co owner of Death Row

[@gastonhitw720]

Da lench mob - Guerrillas in tha mist

[@toddwalters4906]

Hell yes, this song is incredible..

[@sonyawasmer2344]

We want Eazy! Member of NWA, which I’m sure you already knew.

[@jamesoblivion]

Knocc Out straight murdered his verse, on the freestyle tip. The rhymes Dresta wrote for himself and E went hard, but Knocc Out was on another level.

[@astrobruce7585]

Man! That jheri curl 🔥🔥

[@mrichards2211]

I’m not a rap fan in general but I do like a few rap songs. Never heard Eazy E sing before. Until your video. It’s so good. I regret never listening to him before. I’m a rock fan mostly but enjoy all genres to an extent.

[@gailday3781]

This is hip hop 🍀❤️

[@funkypants5023]

Any Last Werdz, Down 2 tha last roach, Sorry Louie, Nutz on Ya Chin, Sippin on a 40, Boyz N The Hood (G-Mix) all of them all amazing

[@user-DJDreamworld]

Eazy love him

[@briankenny6822]

He slayed Dre! RIP Eazy!

[@rajasirmukh5279]

GANGSTARR - FULL CLIP GANGSTARR - CODE OF THE STREET GANGSTARR - MOMENT OF THE TRUTH BIG L - PUT IT ON CHOOSE 1 OR 2 OR REACT ALL OF THAT SHIT !

[@michaelderamo1866]

All dope. Moment of Truth might be the best lyrical rap song of all-time IMHO

[@GenerationfleX897]

don't forget just to get a rep

[@rajasirmukh5279]

​@@michaelderamo1866 facts bro, gangstarr is underated geoup

[@manishneb2099]

Eazy E legend. 👍

[@kozlovracing2772]

Those pics of Dr Dre are from his World Class Wrekin' Crew days before NWA. I have to admit they had some great poppin' and break dancing songs before he got into gangsta rap. The guy with the sign at the beginning is Anthony Johnson who played Ezal in Friday :)

[@Eagle7834]

Tha Dogg Pound - Puffin on Blunts and Drankin Tanqueray

[@michaelderamo1866]

Eazy E "It's On" BANGER

[@Nkmusiclast]

Real Gangsters in G Rap 👊🏽 🖤

[@aldiadamsuwandhi9893]

dude black people rap history is cool, real gangsta. this is why i like them

[@raukurawaihaha]

BG Knoccout was the young dude. He is still around and was actually really tight with the man who allegedly shot Pac. The fake Dre was supposed to be played by Ezel from Friday but Suge convinced him that would be bad for his health and he backed out.

[@GBizzee]

That was not a fake Dr Dre, it was the same dude that Dr Dre used to represent Eazy E in Dre's diss track to Eazy-E

[@raukurawaihaha]

@@GBizzee my bad I was high af when I wrote that shit 🤣

[@jaenoirel7608]

Hardest diss track of all time!!! no cap, all facts!

[@JorgieTV01]

Wellllllll it's the knocc outttt

[@jaegercrown964]

I completely agree the beat is the real deal

[@Gorgaveli]

This is Eazys dis track in response to dre day. Cube has a dis track to Eazy, MC Ren, Dre and Yella it's called No Vaseline lol

[@bramh4149]

And another one called True To The Game off the same album as No Vaseline, which is a diss song just for Easy E.

[@justaguy9274]

Heat Melts Cube

[@benjamindenton]

Now it's time for 'A Tribe Called Quest'

[@vtbmpskier5400]

The scenario

[@rogeredwards4871]

Eazy was the only real gangster in NWA

[@310bound]

Eazy and Ren

[@propacman954]

You gotta watch straight out of Compton bro.

[@ultrabueno2pac952]

EAZY E!!!

[@thetruth-ow8nh]

Young bucks discovering E, brings a smile to my face

[@NotSoTypikal]

Back then rappers called you out DIRECTLY, by NAME on diss tracks! None of that subliminal shyt! 😂

[@daleporter8997]

You got a band called prophet of rage, with Be Real, Chuck D, and the band from rage against the machine, they do cypress hill songs and public enemy and rage songs

[@mitomr.twiceasnice4358]

Yea, classic, Dre Day only made Eazys payday. E, Dresta, & BG really went off on this one. Rest In Paradise 11523.

[@babygirldustin8876]

This is my 2nd favorite diss track after Cube's No Vaseline. It would have been my #1 pic but Cube sampeling Brick's, Dazz just made it my favorite, but this track is absolute 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@K1ng1995]

When Eazy is talking "Dre Day only make Eazy's Pay Day" He's talking about how he sued Dre for $54 Million and Eazy gets 25% of Dre's profits from his records for the next 6 years to pay him back. Also when he's talking about Death Row being run like boot camp. There was rumors that Death Row Records Co Founder Suge Knight used violence and intimidation to get his way. To quote rapper RBX. "Suge is like a dog, not to degrade him, but his mentality is like that, meaning if you scared or you intimidated your probably going to get smashed" Watch the Documentary "Welcome to Death Row Records" To Quote Rapper Nate Dogg R.I.P about working at Death Row Records "Suge was famous for using the old Mafia Tactics"

[@Z3nHolEminD]

50 / 50 LOVE

[@MasterSpade]

That right there is the Greatest Diss Song of All Time!! It has it all, the Lyrics, Flow, and Excellent Beat. No Vaseline has Excellent lyrics and flow, but let's be honest.....the Beat SUCKS!!!! Ice Cube's song desperately NEEDED Dr.Dre for that.

[@jaymccarthy9621]

Second best diss track of all time in my opinion. "No Vaseline" is number one.

[@the_oracle789]

When people say OG they talking about easy, he was the original gangsta

[@pokefanover900000000]

Nice enter the gungeon t-shirt

[@toddwalters4906]

Only if you want it- Easy E may be my favorite song he ever did

[@jaylenearagon321]

Watch the movie " straight outta Compton " you'll see the whole story

[@gamexsimmonds3581]

Shout out to the people who knew NWAs story and the story of Eazy and Dre before the movie

[@310bound]

No, he won’t. That movie was entirely full of shit.

[@jakovrogic7024]

No, he will see Dr. Dre's side of the story

[@TonyMontanaDS]

@@jakovrogic7024 Not really. Eazy-E's widow was one of the producers.

[@ttk9459]

Except for the movie isn't entirely accurate.