FIRST TIME listening to EAZY- E "Real Muthaphuckkin G's" REACTION

[@darkknight1242]

Unlike most rappers who claimed to be gangsters, Easy E was a real actual gangster

[@chiromchidant8667]

ether too by nas 👏🏻

[@beejay6662]

Grape 🍇 Street

[@daviddominguez7545]

Yeah boyeee. A real mothafuckin G!!!

[@saucytony4609]

Kelly park comptown crip

[@russelladams7134]

At 7:19 "Eazy said beating up a bitch don't make you the shit" In real life Dr. Dre beat up a Hip Hop music journalist and former host T.V. show host Dee Barnes. Their have been allegations against Dr. Dre for assaults on Michelle' and female rapper Tairie B and his ex wife Nicole Young.

[@kennethmacalpin7655]

Dr. Dre was never in a gang. In the mid '80s he was a member of the World Class Wreckin' Cru, which was a clean-cut electro hip-hop group that did breakdancing and record-scratching and wore sparkly suits. They have a banging song called Surgery, containing the line "calling Dr. Dre to surgery". That's where those photos come from, that's how Dr. Dre used to perform before Eazy-E convinced him to adopt a gangsta image to be in NWA. NWA were going to do "hard rap" or "reality rap", which is today called "gangsta rap". Eazy-E was actually in a gang, he was selling dope with Kelly Park Compton Crips and already had about $250,000 in his 20s from drug-dealing. He wanted something legitimate to invest the money into, so he started Ruthless Records and released solo material as well as NWA's albums. Dr. Dre and Eazy-E were in NWA together (1987-1991). Then Dr. Dre left NWA complaining that Eazy-E was ripping them off financially, because he owned the label. This caused NWA to collapse. In 1992 Dr. Dre teamed up with a then-unknown new rapper called Snoop Dogg, and released his debut album The Chronic. On a track on that album, Dre Day, Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg dissed Eazy-E for ripping Dre off, and calls him Sleazy-E. So in 1993 Eazy-E responded to Dre Day with "Real Muthaphuckkin Gs", where he criticises Dr. Dre for being a phony who only pretends to be a gangsta to sell music. He takes a shot at Snoop Dogg for being too skinny to pretend to be a tough guy, but he doesn't have much to say about Snoop because no one even knew Snoop then. The feud extended to gangs because Dr. Dre's new label, Death Row, was headed by Suge Knight. Suge Knight was a Mob Piru Blood. So the Compton Crip sets thought Dre was not just a phony but a gang enemy. In the video for Real Muthaphuckkin G's, we see South Side Compton Crips, Nutty Blocc Compton Crips, and Kelly Park Compton Crips.The other two rappers are BG Knoccout and Gangsta Dresta, they are both still alive and were involved in all sorts of gang violence, rap feuds and have both been in prison. They were Nutty Blocc Compton Crips and they knew that Dr. Dre was never part of the gang scene in Compton, hence "Dre, you ain't from Compton".

[@lumberluga2004]

damn, thx bro

[@Yvanehtnioj2000]

Suge wasn’t a Blood he just ran with them. Or am I missing something? lol

[@kennethmacalpin7655]

@@Yvanehtnioj2000 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mob_Piru who's that in the photo

[@Yvanehtnioj2000]

@@kennethmacalpin7655 that doesn’t mean he’s a Blood. Suge grew up in the suburbs. He just knew Bloods but maybe he did become one at some point but I’ve heard Eazy people say he wasn’t Blood he just ran wit them

[@BlvxkByrd]

​@Yvanehtnioj2000 They also say Eazy wasn't exactly a crip either, just an associate. Either way, they both were heavily surrounded by the respective gangs, thrived in those gangs respective territories and were affiliated heavily with those gang members. I think it's safe to say that whether they were officially initiated or not, they were legitimate members.

[@aceitaliano88]

One of the hardest diss tracks ever. You want other hard diss tracks to react to “Hit ‘Em Up” by 2Pac and “No Vaseline” by Ice Cube.

[@lao5960]

All those are classic disses add "ETHER" BY NAS ITS A JAY-Z AND DEFINITELY IS IN TOP 5 DISSES OF ALL TIME

[@Kryxx07]

I also came to the comments to recommend No Vaseline, Hit 'Em Up, and Ether.

[@nando03012009]

Compared to hit em up and no vaseline. This track is soft. Still a badass jam though

[@bambiaumock1095]

Yep this to song are crazy..

[@luvdatbud]

Just a match and a little bit of gasoline

[@Slaytanica666]

I always loved how Dresta is just sitting there during the first verse cradling a mossberg pump...

[@jibran6635]

Yeah that shit is hilarious lol

[@Basilisco55]

Where? I didn't saw him

[@djbeezy]

Eazy E was a genuine Crip. He was from Kelly Park and BG Knoccout was from Nutty Blocc. They were actual gang members. Nothing like today.

[@SlimCharlesInTheA]

Yup, the comedian AJ Johnson in this video that played Ezeil in Friday was from Palmer Blocc too.

[@AshleySpeaks09]

I have the biggest crush on BG ❤

[@djbeezy]

@@AshleySpeaks09 Awwww lol.

[@southsidecompton9668]

You literally forgot about Gangsta Dresta Nutty Blocc

[@SOLOHUMAN.STUDIOS]

@@SlimCharlesInTheA im from palmer blocc

[@tbmike23]

RIP eazy. Glad everybody made peace in the end.

[@aadil6307]

Eazy E - "It's On" is another diss track that goes hard..🔥🔥

[@shogunshaggy6001]

Agreed

[@zake.24]

wrd

[@gentzhitia1156]

Try eazy e - wut would you do

[@seandefreitas2699]

One of my all time favorites

[@CynicoleT]

Eazy E created gangster rap, he is a Legend, RUTHLESS RECORDS FOR LIFE

[@GustoGroove940]

No actually Schooly D did from Philly #LookItUp.✌🏿

[@nucl3arboNg]

E was a real G to his core.

[@JarMccall-ys7xm]

Tupac n eazy r the goats of not just gangsta rap but all of rap

[@potatomine6678]

I like both, shits real

[@brettsodrel6456]

I'd throw Big on that list but I wholeheartedly agree...

[@seandefreitas2699]

Except one was a homo and it wasn't Eazy.

[@josephcrowe2908]

We bumped this album so hard back in the day. Eazy v Dre made all bassheads winners.

[@Kryxx07]

Oh yeah, being a rap fan in the 90's when I was a kid was the best.

[@oggarrett4779]

Every house party every weekend this album was jamming

[@j33pfyn4tik6]

If you didn't experience the 90's HipHop/Rap culture personally, you can never fully understand how amazing, dangerous, and REAL it truly was. RIP ERIC, TUPAC, BIG, and all those who lost their lives out in the streets behind some B.S. I was lucky enough to make it out the streets, but so many didn't. L-1 Posse 4Life Shoutout to Moeski, Brad D, KingPin, and MC Wakler

[@jessicaduncan4647]

Well said! Her smile is disingenuous for the seriously dangerous energy of the time😢 she thinks it's cute... people were losing their lives! Interesting commentary 🤔

[@tylerreisinger734]

This track is ridiculously hard. Now do "Hit em Up" or "No Vaseline"

[@lao5960]

ETHER too😎 by NAS

[@smdownh9]

@@lao5960 than she do Takeover by Jay- Z too

[@L0_Chance]

Yes No Vaseline is a great diss track

[@skeezymike2305]

what would you do- tha dogg pound

[@awelch31]

Whoa!! 😂😂. Let’s just get her straight to it huh. I’d watch that reaction

[@cpguy99ify]

Crazy how you are the only person to react to this that actually understood the nuanced disses(Eazy making money off royalties from Dre, the 'peace treaty' diss, etc)

[@MrCherith]

He deserved royalties since he fronted and was the producer

[@JayMaloneMusic]

This is a classic I’m 40 and i remember all of the beef

[@RIP19851]

I am Turning 39 this year and listening to them back then but I had to keep it from my parents

[@carcharodoncarcharias9462]

Same

[@22cRacer]

I turn 40 in a few months. I remember it like yesterday. Hell I was Listening to this album last week!

[@pitbullgamer8116]

Same im 43 and remember all this i love all of them tho from pac to dr dre to easy all great rappers

[@patrickhaug1157]

Likewise were the last if that generation to be brought up in it.

[@rbnlopez]

4:17 The bigger dude singing his rap name is Dresta, and the skinner guys name is BG Knocc Out and they are both still alive. They are half brothers too

[@pyroishere]

In the N.W.A days (Eazy E, Dr. Dre, MC Ren, DJ Yella, and Ice Cube)...Cube went solo after the "Straight Outta Compton" album, N.W.A dissed him comparing him to Benedict Arnold amongst other things in a track called "Real N***az", Cube then retorted w/ a track called "No Vaseline", and then Dre went solo for the Chronic album that had a track called "Dre Day" which dissed E as well as Luke Campbell from 2 Live Crew...then E reacted with this track before all the beefs were squashed. I would suggest you to listen to 1988s Straight Outta Compton album then dive into more Dre/E/and Cube.😁😃😺😸 I think I have that all right? I'm sure some other commenter(s) will correct my errors 🤷‍♂🤷‍♀🤷

[@rickyjones9714]

I came to the comments to tell this story, Lilly does have some catching up to do

[@johnybrobot1251]

Arabian Prince was around as well

[@pyroishere]

@@johnybrobot1251 True, along w/ D.O.C😁👍

[@lude4u2nv]

dont forget Tim Dog threw a diss at compton and Dre Day had a tim dog diss verse at the end by snoop..

[@pyroishere]

@@lude4u2nv Hahahha!! yeah!!!

[@jirppax]

Fun fact about this song. The part of BG Knocc Out was freestyled in the studio recording live.

[@alexinivai08]

If its true that is dope

[@mjcook3922]

I love how smart this girl is.

[@CaddyJim]

You got it pretty much *Dre* was on *Eazy-E* label *Ruthless Records* & when he left he left all his Masters & he was still under contract. So anything he produced *Eazy* was still getting royalties from

[@ajgreen868]

Dre and Eazy-E just rolled with this. Hell they lived in the same neighborhood. Lol

[@lillyjanereacts]

Should I react to Dre Day next?

[@terdoevillaingang]

Check out ice cube = no Vaseline

[@tntcyclespdx640]

B.G. Knocc Out is the big guy rappin, Dresta Gangsta (his little brother) is the other guy. Theyre both still alive, and not in prison.

[@NorthWoodsWes]

Lol no. The bigger guy is Dresta, other BG Knoccout.

[@tntcyclespdx640]

oh damn, your right@@NorthWoodsWes

[@REBELS-SLNDERMAN]

You should listen to Many Men (Wish Death) by 50 Cent

[@originalsignatures516]

That’s right! Eazy-E was the best that there was and even today his iconic voice keeps him on top even though he’s not with us Physically. But he will always be with us spiritually and in our hearts!

[@williamsummerson1204]

Loved the reaction Lilly. One of the best diss tracks of all time. R.I.P Eazy E. 🙏

[@pwilson13]

The second guy is Draesta and the last guy is BG knockout. They are brothers from nutty block crips in Compton. Both are still alive. They do interviews on Vlad tv sometimes.

[@CertifiedSampleFairy]

BG Knocc Out is a former Crip

[@pwilson13]

@@CertifiedSampleFairy some people grow out of the kid shit

[@thesicksquad]

You are the first person I’ve seen bring up the Peace Treaty bar. That’s cool Shout out to the legends Eazy E, Dresta and BG Knocc Out. Shout out to Dre and Snoop for that matter Also regarding Em, it’s not that he “fabricated” a lot of his stuff like the other people you mention. He did it as shock value, poetic prose, or just trying to be outlandish and get people’s attention. It’s like a novelty. I mean it’s obviously super exaggerated. A lot of it isn’t though and you can tell it apart. He wasn’t fronting that a lot of that crazy stuff actually happened. It seems those other are trying to pass it off as their actual past. Not what Em was doing Continue on the classics. Here for it 👍

[@P2thaR]

First time I've heard someone notice it too.

[@thesicksquad]

@@P2thaR I’ve seen it time after time just go by. Haha

[@jsaffri]

LOL that big smile you had when the beat dropped!! Priceless😀

[@Kryxx07]

I grew up on 90's rap and all these beefs. It got me thinking back. I never really took sides in any of the rap beefs. Ice Cube vs N.W.A, Dre and Snoop vs Eazy-E, 2Pac vs Biggie, Nas vs Jay-Z, West Coast vs East Coast. I just loved em all, haha.

[@countrabricksbuildcraze8916]

Yeah same. Eazy was. The only one. I never. Bort Anny of his album s. Liveing in Australia an been into Hip Hop sints Orly 80 s. Hear in Australian hip hop. We not no . Gangster s...some into Graff art an rap. ...if trying to be a gangster. In Australian Hip Hop you. Wouldent last. Long...youed get the odd. Kid or guy. Trying to ack tuff. .it's tottaly diffrent. In Australia. Even. Tho we. Followed. All the USA. Stuff. From Orly 80 s.

[@jonathanpeters6885]

There's plenty of interviews with Dresta & BG Knockout whose rapping here. BG is 100% someone I'd love to kick it with & hear stories of shit he's seen. He comes off 100% truthful and real, both characteristics which can be hard to find in the streets & music industry

[@henryitudela]

cant wait for you to dive more into eazy e cuz he is a GOAT

[@letssee9]

Your reaction is hilarious! Easy E the the one who put Dre in the game. Easy started Ruthless records, he was the actual street dude, he's responsible for making gangster rap go around the world. Wow, your reaction makes me realize how old I am. lol keep it up. Just for reference, before gangster rap got popular, a lot of artists dressed like Dre in that picture..... show costumes.

[@SNM882]

I always like watching people that you don't expect listening to a song React Good Job!!

[@baburjankulov7374]

This diss track, for the doctor, is a time bomb for many decades to come!!! ERIC IS FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS!!!!!!

[@lude4u2nv]

im 43 and im remember hearing this when it first came out and its still the hardest diss track ever..this song is heavy in my bar jukebox rotation...I even have a eazy e custom funko pop bass knob for my car lol

[@alfonsorodriguez2739]

This song ages like fine wine

[@mohitwalia786]

The style of eazy e and the iconic sound ❤️ still one of the hardest diss track. I never get bored listening this 💯 The whole diss is masterpiece one of the best 🙌

[@eliasreyes7930]

Congratulations on hearing greatness

[@christopherking4932]

The greatest distrack ever was no Vaseline by ice cube.

[@JB-zh1bo]

No

[@royaldivadeja6341]

I lived this era of rap great teenage memories used to roll up to high school playing these songs...😂😂😂😂 90s the best era ever!!!!

[@dannyeskalante4301]

I'm from Old.. ooweee... This is beautiful. Man I so miss Eazy.

[@corepuncher]

"EZ-Duz It" is the best one.

[@RC51Legend]

The Dre disses started on Tairre B's Comptown Records release "The Power Of A Woman" (made in collaboration with Eazy-E, Schoolly D, QDIII, Bilal) track "Ruthless Bitch". Apparently, they got into a disagreement over Dre wanting to put his production label stamp on her album, even though he didn't actually produce any of the tracks. She wasn't having it and Eazy backed her decision. At some point Dre allegedly hit her. Unfased, she went back and added a verse on the last song on her album dissing him.

[@CaddyJim]

*Dr Dre* started in the *World class wreckin Cru* he talked his friend *Eazy-E* (a drug dealer) to get into rap & started *Ruthless Records* after a falling out he left & teamed up with *Suge Knight* & started *Death Row* who brought on *Snoop & Tupac* After another falling out he left starting his own record label *Aftermath* where he signed *Eminem* & the rest is history...

[@Unknowns-bto]

He is a real OG BIG BOLD EAZY E

[@zabancityoriginal]

Ice cube was on this beef too. He dissed dr.dre and easy e on the song called No Vaseline

[@ibblackman69]

He dissed every member of NWA including Yella

[@illMatic3157]

Ice cube nothing to do with this beef...stop trynna include him in a classic

[@LightStreak567]

No one in NWA responded to Ice Cube's "No Vaseline", he got them so good they never made a diss track towards him.

[@illMatic3157]

@@LightStreak567 they didnt need too they went double platinum after he left off some jealous shit ...that was their response..and their EP went platinum without ice cube...so no diss needed

[@USMCdevildog_MP]

One of the hardest diss songs ever RIP EAZY-E

[@MasChingon-777]

Great genuine reaction 🤙🏽

[@AshleySpeaks09]

You’ll be biracial by the time this song is done girl!!!! Eazy just had a street named after him in Compton. He was the architect of what you see now with hip hop moguls he just ran out of time. If you can’t tell I love Eazy. The whole Ruthless Records/Death Row beef along w the East coast v West coast beef is like our Kennedy assassination. Sooo many books, DVDs and docs girl take the deep dive you won’t regret it

[@SavageSoldiers-oe3rf]

Now this is real gangsta shit

[@jaylamour3400]

Grew up on this and forgot about how savage this beef was. Thanks for showing us how much they have grown and why I respect what it was to take your self out of the game you were put in without choice.

[@DFitz-bk7dj]

Always Loved this song!! So badass...

[@seananthony7494]

“You ain’t worth a food stamp” is my favorite line that I still quote to this very day.

[@BooneOutdoors208]

Yep classic stuff right here Eazy E was a rapper that was an actual gangster

[@potatomine6678]

He was not into rap much but was taught by one of the boys that's why he was in the game

[@jberry1982]

You know what spawned that peace treaty with the West Coast crips and bloods the Rodney king beating by the police

[@johng5448]

Some other diss tracks you should do Tupac- Hit em up. Directed at Biggie Ice cube- no Vaseline. Directed at NWA/eazy e Nas- Ether. Directed at Jay z The Game- 300 bars. Directed at 50 cent/G unit The Game- Pest control. Directed at meek mill

[@WiccWest165]

Your analysis is dope! Much appreciated 🫶🏾

[@michaelgonzalez2656]

I love your reactions cus this was some real beef ❤

[@raulcontreras2847]

90's where the REAL THANG! 😂 i'm glad you can bring the meaning from those days!

[@MichaelSpikes-pv6kl]

Great music video review

[@mikewilliams4706]

I love the look on her face when she first sees Dre on his album cover!!

[@billiam2631]

Classic beef right there 👊

[@rsmi2534]

Love this reaction thank you from Germany 👍👍👍

[@LeonardoSantos-vw7ht]

Hey Lilly. You should watch the movie straight outta Comptom. it tells the story of the group that both Dr. Dre and Eazy-E were part of along with Ice Cube and Yella. the film is very faithful to the events of the time, both police violence and other racial nonsense that occurred at the time, as well as the bullshit in the rap scene. Then I also recommend listening to the song "No Vaseline" by Ice Cube, which was a diss for both Eazy - And for the other members, if you see the film you will understand, I don't want to give too many spoilers. but it was the best diss of all time in my opinion! :) Congratulations on the channel, if there are writing errors, please ignore them. I'm a Brazilian fan and I'm still not fluent in your language ❤️🇧🇷

[@Kryxx07]

Oh yeah, "No Vaseline" is definitely my favorite. Cube just slices and dices them. Cherry on top is he wrote a ton of their verses when he was in N.W.A.

[@ScrollKeeperRR]

This is his response to "Dre Day" the second track on Dr Dre's first solo album The Chronic, which is an Easy E hit song. Dre and Snoop made a video for that song, and this entire track and video is based off that. I believe Eazy E even used the same actor with the Jerry curls. Supposedly Snoop was a drama school yuppy kid, and Dre made his video in a studio with actors. Eazy went out to the real crips on the streets, got talent to back him up, and they went out and shot in the REAL hood, with million dollar equipment. Not a thang to Eazy. The REAL MFin G

[@jayharmon8052]

Young people are fun to watch OG stuff.. great reaction with out all the knowledge regardless

[@jayharmon8052]

World Class Wreckin Crew

[@randallgamino2600]

😂😂.....I love your reactions Lilly! 100% real......

[@Labbe1989]

Need to listen to Dre day for their diss on eazy E it also goes back to their NWA days

[@BrianK-zz4fk]

this was his follow up to it love the chronic album but this way better

[@southernstylegaming8580]

The line "Dre Day only met Eazy's pay day" was a reference to Dr Dre's diss track on Eazy called "F-ck With Dre Day", which also featured Snoop. If you do decide to check it out, I think they also diss Luke from the 2 Live Crew on there as well, so just a heads up, they don't just go at Eazy. If you want to check out some of the stuff Dre and Eazy did together, though, a couple good ones are Straight Outta Compton and Express Yourself.

[@southernstylegaming8580]

Also, the guys featured are BG Knoccout and Dresta. They were a brother duo that had a few underground hits in the 90s, and they were, and still are, probably some of the most underrated west coast rappers, alongside the likes of DJ Quick and The DOC.

[@williamm.9255]

GREAT VIDEO!!!! EAZY E IS A LEGEND....HE WAS THE HEART OF NWA!!!!! THIS DISS TRACK COMPLETELY BLOWS DRE DAY OUT OF THE UNIVERSE!!!!!!! I ALSO LOVE EAZY ALWAYS ROCKING THE RAIDERS CAPS!!!!!!💯💯💯💯🙏🙏🙏🔥💢🔥💢🔥💢🔥💢

[@PUGGDAD]

Tupac Hit ‘Em Up! Most vicious dis track ever!

[@nicholascesparza]

At first when I saw the thumbnail, my first impression of you was not really a good one, but after watching this and seeing how quickly you take the video in, and understand what they’re saying in it, I gotta give you props, girl. Good job on this video.

[@jtmenniti1]

I got this on vinyl till this day. Remember buying it back then when it dropped.

[@devinsonnenburg1360]

The new gen of rappers tends to be more studio and make stuff up (not all of them). They tell someone else's story. The OG's learned the hard way about being truthful on a song will get the DEA and FEDs after your arse, or shot. Doesn't make it a bad song, the OGs claim, they just aint real. Yes, Dr. was still signed to ruthless records during that time which made Easy E money off their diss.

[@demon_timing]

It’s crazy how back then there was 0 fear in calling someone out just saying that they’ll kill them. Crazy how rap disses have changed

[@metimes2999]

Your reactions to these songs are priceless. Love it.

[@Ampman007]

Eazy-E’s the GOD FATHER of gangster rap. Cruising down the street in my 6-4….LEGEND! “It’s on” is a pretty sweet diss track as well!

[@MGH86]

Great video! I love old school hip hop! Good luck on your KZbin journey I just started my own!lol

[@morisfilippo5760]

Eazy E Legend of the rap 💥🔥

[@jonathancabrera7543]

Nice Reaction Video From A 90’s Baby Just Subed

[@JasonGarber-n9y]

This is a classic and the beat on this is one of my favorite beats

[@LeandroSantos-le1rl]

Eazy-E king of Gs 🎶🔥🇧🇷

[@noelgroszvald1688]

R.I.P Eazy-E, Eazy the real Gangsta!!!!

[@kevinmyers9474]

That photo is from the World Class Wrecking Crew

[@Trillioncapo]

eazy e is the godfather of gangsta rap

[@AidenMorris-n6h]

“I just lose my noodles”😂😂

[@JaybenJanRosal]

The Godfather Of Gangsta Rap Eric "Eazy E" Wright Miss You Up There 🙏🙏🙏

[@DICKEYES]

i beleive Dresta did most of the writing on this. you can tell that each segment has the same flow, and that is Dresta's flow.

[@BrunoStars311]

If get dissed by someone and you diss them back it’s on Eazy-E for life Dre gave us Eazy-E and Eminem The biggest rap dissers in all of history

[@Immutablecrypto]

This is good...young folks need to listen to how we use to roll, how we spoke and learn some history. Great video Lilly!

[@Immutablecrypto]

and yes...hardest dis track ever

[@michaela.norrissr.6510]

Damn Shuaty, Easy E is the Beginning of the gangster street rap beats, A Real G, where most of todays artists/labels got what they been singing/rapping about to this day...

[@SOM-v4o]

Yes, the other 2 rappers are still alive. Not sure what their opinion on what's going on with rap these days, but they seem chill now. I think tis is the best rap diss ever.

[@olskooflavaa2390]

Great reaction! Really paid attention to the lyrics. Thats wusup 💯

[@777naturalmystic]

Dr Dre did Dre Day before this diss track, hence the line “but Dre day only met easy’s pay day”

[@Angel-Six]

I'm such an old white person, and I appreciate your breakdown of what is going down lol! Love this channel!

[@jberry1982]

Listen to no Vaseline by ice cube when he split from NWA and that song took shots at everyone in NWA including there manager and he took no prisoners and sadly no easy been gone since 1994

[@coreyhendricks9490]

Cool reaction Lily, I'm looking forward to your content, take care 🥰❤️

[@AwaisQadri1]

Every person in this video was a Compton Crips, no actors were hired to make this video the background people were all gangsters from Compton.. The other 2 rappers are Dresta and BG Knocc Out, they're brothers and real OG Compton Crips.

[@efrainochoa3184]

Another personal favorite of mine of E is "No more ?'s" but I'm not sure if he has a video to it you can react to

[@thehoodsmokerspotcast]

Subscribed... Rip the Godfather of Gangsta Rap 🙏

[@Sprintsthe1]

Fun fact a big part of NWAs original purpose wasn’t exactly to sing about what they in particular have done but more about what goes on around them in the hood and just in the struggle in general the way cube said it was “would you rather we sing about killin you or actually kill you” but Eazy was actually a gangsta he ran with Kelly park crips for a long time