Straight Outta Compton: Easy-E is diagnosed with AIDS HD CLIP

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Before Eazy-E starts recording, he collapses and is diagnosed with AIDS.
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During the 1980s in Los Angeles, a rap group called NWA (Niggas With Attitude) emerges from the streets of Compton. Itss members Dr Dre, Eazy-E and Ice Cube will revolutionize hip hop culture with their music and tales of their life in the hood.
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[@ReasonMakes]

When Eazy-E died his wife inhereted his wealth and went on to produce this movie. What a tribute.

[@hasanr2921]

@Logan Fiive nah

[@adambrown8635]

she's getting EAZY D that for sure lol

[@IanDaGoat07]

@@adambrown8635 too soon man...too soon You have a point tho. Eazy has been dead for quite a long time. Ur joke had some humor to it ngl, but I just found Eazy death sad.

[@adambrown8635]

@@IanDaGoat07 Eazy been dead for 20 years all you gen z boy just heard of him because this lame film

[@IanDaGoat07]

@@adambrown8635 who says I just heard of him? It’s just some of us didn’t know when he died or didn’t watch the movie. And this movie portrays a beautiful scene with him. It’s gives us a good idea of how he died to the people who didn’t know. Edit: after a moment of consideration, I have now realized that they did not make Eazy like who he really was. They could’ve done better

[@krystenmills3240]

Imagine how a doctor must feel having to tell someone is terminal and there's nothing that can be done.

[@nobodytonobodysbusiness]

Not an easy job

[@IhsaanS]

And that actor did an amazing job showing that difficulty

[@ChannelUmptyThree]

It's part of our job. I wont lie, it's not pleasant, but it's what we do. We doctors may seem cold and distant at times, but remember, after telling the mother that her one and a half year old drowned in the pool and couldn't be saved (something I have done) we have to go back out there and attend to the guy with the 1 month case of athlete's foot. We can't afford to let ourselves feel every death as much as we would normally. If we did, our rates of mental illness, burnout and suicide would be even higher than they are now.

[@venomsnakessidepiece]

doctors don’t have souls lmao they don’t care trust me, it’s easy for them

[@missmew3499]

@@ChannelUmptyThree as a nurse I feel this. No, I don't personally have to tell people their bad diagnosis, but working in a hospital I see code blues, and people dying frequently. You're right. We have become "numb". After bagging a few bodies we learn this. It's a tough job being in the medical field. Much respect to you Doctor ❤️

[@Jmccusker]

The fact that Eazy-E thought aids was treatable just breaks my heart

[@JudeBoi1313]

Unfortunately at that time it wasn’t treatable. Nowadays HIV patients take one little pill a day and visit a doctor maybe 2 or 3 times a year, some further care is needed for AIDS patients in particular but HIV is no longer a death sentence. We’ve even had 5 people cured of the disease completely via stem cell transplants in which the stem cell donors had rare genetic mutation that causes an immunity to HIV. The cure it out there, and it’s been the goal of many medial communities to find it by 2030.

[@user-zy1sm3ix1e]

And his wife was pregnant 😢😭💔

[@danielfennessy46]

Yo Magic Johnson-1991- M J was alive in 96 when Ez E got it. Ez E didn’t know it cost $500,000 for a blood transfusion to remove the HIV like Earvin did to hisself

[@user-yn1xk4jw2z]

@@JudeBoi1313 l

[@dominiquejack6828]

@@user-zy1sm3ix1eYes she did my contract the virus though.

[@mainstreetsaint36]

The man playing Easy-E is amazing. You can feel the confusion and raw emotions without overacting.

[@Vtsrl]

HE WAS THE GODFATHER 😭😭😭😭

[@RyyuRetard]

Isn't that his son?

[@mainstreetsaint36]

@@RyyuRetard Not his son. The actor Jason Mitchell is originally from New Orleans. Although what I've read he never knew his biological dad.

[@SolidSnake-cn7mo]

@@Vtsrl I thought his son played the roll.

[@volt1780]

@@SolidSnake-cn7moshe’s saying E was the godfather of rap, his son did.

[@Deedee-gl6dd]

His death made his friends to step up and take their lives seriously.

[@sweetass51]

EXACTLY! Snoopy, Cube all of them!!

[@detectivehawk4976]

I think a lot of people stepped up after this. People stopped fucking everything they saw raw. He probably saved a lot of people in the Urban Community

[@kevinmukasa2115]

Is it a movie or real?please

[@sweetass51]

@@kevinmukasa2115 straight out of Compton, true story about the Rapper Easy E and NWA, they made it into a movie/ documentary

[@kevinmukasa2115]

@@sweetass51 oooh okay

[@santitofelipe6283]

The dude that played E' should've gotten an Oscar for this role. He plays it so convincingly.

[@calvitocalvon1711]

Except that thats not a all how eazy was

[@rudy6222]

@@calvitocalvon1711 how you know?

[@calvitocalvon1711]

@@rudy6222 because thats nothing like eazy e! Go watch any interview

[@gianna5642]

No. He didn't act like that in any way what so ever

[@stevejobs6396]

You Thicc Baby!

[@patrickmccann200]

This reminds me when I was diagnosed with stage 3C testicular cancer which had spread very aggressively in my body and I almost lost my life to it, the scene when the doctor told him they can’t do anything is almost traumatizing, my group of oncologists had told me that I wasn’t going to live past a year and that I would likely die during surgery; you get the most overwhelming feeling of disparity. It feels like it was almost like a dream, everyday felt like my last. I never wish that on my worst enemy. it’s been 5 years and I’m still around today.

[@shandajohnson8825]

How are you doing today?

[@jaimeandresforero8429]

God bless you, keep fighting brave soul!

[@YaowBucketHEAD]

Hell yeah. Glad you're still with us man. Cancer can fuck off.

[@8Dmusicyeeaa]

Damn your testicles were black or somethin 💀

[@deannaperkins754]

Patrick, you can beat cancer naturally, but you have to really discipline yourself. Black seed oil can cure just about anything, including cancer. Also, eat a healthy diet of raw fruits and vegetables and drink plenty of water with lemon or lime. Stay away from bread, sugar, and processed foods. Drink natural fruit juices, preferably using a blender. The foods we eat have a lot of pesticides, arsenic and other chemicals. If you do a complete fast or detox for 30, 60, or 90 days, with nothing but raw fruits, vegetables, nuts, and lemon water, also take black seed oil, your body will cleanse and heal itself. PLEASE try it. And while doing so, and always...PRAY and thank God in advance for your healing. Be strong and trust the process. Wishing you healing, peace, and strength!!! ❤ 🙏

[@moretoknowshow1887]

Eazy was an example of how the African American community never thought HIV would've affected them because many thought it was a "gay disease", then it did. The positive out of this tragedy was that many started getting tested and becoming aware it could affect them. Eazy truly saved lives..

[@riz-rq9wr]

Very true I don’t play about my health I get tested and my partner it’s scary out here can’t trust anyone it’s up to us to know our status 🙏🏾 I know a young man who gay and he has HIV a lot of people have it but you won’t know with all the meds they have now some can’t pass it on thank GOD times have changed with meds to help them live longer but it’s still something to worry about

[@saundiwatson1573]

I wasn't just the African Americans. When Aids first hit the scene it was called Gay Cancer, not just by laymen; by doctor's as well. Even after it was seen in heterosexual and children, the media still referred to it as such.

[@dimitar297]

Amazing that he was gay being a tough guy on stage but actually he was GAY!

[@ToneOClock]

​@@dimitar297Huh?

[@DM-ld2ps]

He was gay

[@noodlenetworks4196]

I read people complaining about this movie because E was "too emotional". Well, if you had HIV in the 90s, which was basically a death sentence, you'd be sentimental too lol. This dude absolutely killed it as E, great acting.

[@kamauchaplin290]

Right I was thinking the same thing like they would’ve had the same reaction I’m sure magic Johnson had the same reaction

[@pedrojuan8050]

Yeah, those people definitely never got any heartbreaking medical diagnosis in their lives before. That kind of heartbreak is one of the worst.

[@kamauchaplin290]

@@pedrojuan8050 right idk what bubble they are living in

[@unapologeticallyme2060]

Who wouldn’t be emotional if told they didnt have much longer to live? Wtf

[@jongon0848]

Of course he'd be emotional. Imagine being cool with all ur friends again, about to make a career comeback, then u find out it's all about to be gone soon. His son was really young too when he died, I can only imagine how scared he was to leave his kids behind.

[@mrbrianandrewsmith]

Easy E's son wanted to play Easy with no acting experience. Everybody was like, "nah.". Good choice

[@Conrad_52]

OShea (cubes kid) plays his dad really well tho

[@willjackson6522]

@@Conrad_52 yeah cos he was a good actor. Nothing wrong with Eazy’s son, the role just deserved someone that could do it justice

[@ImmortalSzn]

@@Conrad_52 cube made him wait two years of practicing before giving it to him

[@PizzaPlanet805]

Eazy e's son was overweight lets keep it that way as well

[@johnnylawrence1516]

@@Conrad_52 he didn't just give it to him, he made him work for it, he made his son take acting classes and made him take it very serious, cube took this stuff serious and was strict with his son about it... Easy son wanted to play but he never took the acting classes they set out for him.

[@laurenperez-engel2733]

My father died of AIDS April of 1995. I couldn’t finish watching this movie when I got to this scene. I remember my brothers and I walking down to the gas station to get his favorite snacks because he was too sick to get it. This was a very hard scene. And very well acted.

[@itsjemmabond]

I'm sorry for your loss.

[@whatburnsneverreturns]

@@itsjemmabond la la la la la la la la la la

[@mangersavoir4213]

​@@whatburnsneverreturns???????

[@dimitar297]

Was he a flaming homosexual?

[@whatburnsneverreturns]

@@mangersavoir4213 Look at their profile picture

[@golds04]

I am a physician in nyc. It was truly unimaginably horrible. People on stretchers in hallways because no more rooms etc. RIP to all that passed- often abandoned by their families.

[@loriellajames6978]

Dang. Shame on Nushawn Jackson, smh.

[@unknown59653]

@@loriellajames6978why ?

[@concept5631]

​@@loriellajames6978 why?

[@ariesperez1484]

I don't think the actors ever got enough recognition for these scenes😭🥺

[@holyyeshua4539]

That's the way Oppressors wants it for The Children of Israel

[@sleeepybae1459]

yeah they are truly very talented!!

[@AlCatSplat]

@@holyyeshua4539 wtf

[@aranielleb7718]

@@holyyeshua4539 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 DELUSIONAL

[@reactionpods8954]

Suge knight gave him sdd injected into his body at the studio

[@bookbag6432]

HIV is now very treatable. Someone diagnosed at 18 has a life expectancy of 65. That's beautiful and I pray cancer becomes the same.

[@theresadaughterofthemosthi4963]

Amen

[@johnathanlewis3155]

No a FULL normal life. SORRY to correct you

[@BigJimbo106]

Still not a good thing to be infected with it

[@divinenergy322]

Obviously it was treatable back then too if magic Johnson is still alive

[@donnaleehinds2514]

Let’s pray that will be the same for cancer.

[@erichdewald5600]

When Dre came in and saw E on the breathing tube I just lost it...what an emotional scene! Felt so realistic and props to the real Dr Dre and Ice Cube for putting this masterpiece together!

[@jackmayoff5797]

Sorry to break it to ya but cube nor Dre went to see eazy or went to his funeral….

[@msgroovethang4995]

​@@jackmayoff5797Oh Damn, whaaaat????😩

[@jackmayoff5797]

@@msgroovethang4995 unfortunately it’s true… only yella showed up

[@andresadamson1192]

@@jackmayoff5797 where do you get that from. Dre went to see Eazy. Cube told Dre to give him a call if he woke up. But both of them did miss the funeral. The hospital visit by Dre did happen.

[@walkedoverwater]

@@andresadamson1192Eazy’s entire funeral service is on KZbin. Yella is the only one who showed up to bury E wit his kids

[@thatruth8888]

The fact that he was so young and no one else he knew had it still doesn't sit right with me to this day smh rip Eazy 😢

[@kammyr4082]

It was rumored that suge knight exposed him supposedly during that huge studio fight scene. I think that's why they showed that.

[@thatruth8888]

@kammyr4082 It's an interview on vlad with one of his hommies saying that he never met with suge and was wondering why that scene was in the movie 🤔 we will never know smh

[@NuraCaicedo-xh2ok]

Back in that day everybody in California have HIV I believe that Eazy-E never contracted the virus somebody injected him with AIDS

[@johnnyreb2241]

There was an interview and suge pretty much said how easy it would be to stick someone with a syringe with the virus in it.

[@ShanAli-sq4rs]

Remember that interview? Suge was talking about a needle which can kill you with HIV dose "The Eazy-E way"

[@tfrankest1990]

When his bodyguard closed the door to avoid hearing another grown man cry touched my soul. As a man it's hard to watch another man breakdown.

[@michaelj6392]

Shit man, I went to get the mail the other day and my 40 something year old neighbor was on the phone outside, crying. It’s alarming as a grown man to see another grown man cry. You know it’s gotta be bad for a man to break down in public.

[@tfrankest1990]

@@michaelj6392 I couldn't have said it better my good man. I pray all is well with you and your loved ones

[@Babiisicko]

Finally somebody said it . gets me ever time . you could see it in his eyes and body language 😭

[@Lady-Evonne77]

It's sad that men can't handle emotions because they aren't properly taught to.

[@Babiisicko]

@@Lady-Evonne77 THIS 👏🏽🙌🏽

[@kermitsippintea7433]

The way he fell and hit the keyboard behind him honestly looked so natural it wasn’t even like he was just acting it out.

[@thechemi5083]

Probably a long day filming and forgot yo eat lunch

[@kathyfugere6085]

You are right , never felt it was an actor through the whole clip

[@twistedbliss58]

@@thechemi5083 lmao

[@kalishagibbs3797]

TheChemi 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂hell yea

[@Sugaa22]

Great acting

[@warsyn]

All the Actors and Actresses did a incredible job with this film. You could literally feel the pain and grief when E got diagnosed.

[@warsyn]

@@user-iv8hm6ui4l You know that films are subjective right?

[@gawdamnitbobby]

@@warsynjust like his opinions

[@warsyn]

@@gawdamnitbobby yup

[@lord0fpants]

On a side note, the actor that played Eazy-E did a fantastic job in this movie. Really heartwarming performance.

[@MASTEROFEVIL]

100th like

[@deebers7304]

"I don't even feel that bad, Doc." Makes me sad every time.

[@justinrusso7313]

This is heartbreaking. 🙏🙏🙏

[@alyunganxietygamingchannel29]

Saddest part when the doc came up to him and said we can keep you comfortable

[@olchrystel1]

Moi aussi 😥😥 Me too, ohohh 😢😢😢

[@angellay117]

Man

[@Dreamskater100]

@@alyunganxietygamingchannel29 Why?

[@micktaylor7745]

The worst part was when he thought AIDS is curable.

[@tanjirokamado9450]

Its rarely curable but if you do it at aids stage stem cell therapy can treat it but its expensive.

[@RejectedSpiritX]

@Nectar Nek not so much. The Ryan White Care Act was introduced, and around that time new medicines were coming out. It’s just he found out when his immune system was completely decimated to where no possible medical intervention could have saved him. My uncle contracted HIV in 1992 and died 2019. His HIV status was undetectable for the last 7 years but that act helped save his life.

[@RejectedSpiritX]

@Nectar Nek he did. He was very much involved with his church and food banks. He survived colon and breast cancer, and regularly engaged in fundraisers for research of those, which I engage in today. He was the kind of person you hear about in southern hospitality stories. If there was beef, he’d make you a full meal, and things would be great. He was all about spreading and showing love. In fact, I learned from him how to accept gay people and people of difference when I was taught before how to be hateful. So, I learned everything about being a decent human being from him.

[@RejectedSpiritX]

@@jasmineallison746 HIV is not curable. And even if you improve your t-cell count to normal levels, when you are diagnosed with AIDS, you’re still considered an AIDS patient. Instead of botanical studies, you should also read about medicine and biology.

[@RejectedSpiritX]

@@jasmineallison746 and lastly, the whole point of a job is to make money. That’s part of why my doctor is in his job title. But he’s also a good doctor and gives me help on maintaining my health outside of office.

[@jesserazoo]

4:51 bro said “I’ll call you when I get outta here Aii?” Shit made me wanna cry

[@user-vp8dj3df8w]

He was so young! The fact that he went public to warn people was beautiful! To save someone from suffering the way he did! 🙏🏾♥️

[@Nemo_neemz]

“I don’t even feel that bad doc” 😔 gets to me everytime, RIP E

[@91Definite]

E did he just didn’t wanna hear that shit

[@heitord5539]

@@91Definite exactly.

[@91Definite]

@@heitord5539 Nobody wants to hear they sick man :(

[@rweingrad]

Jesus loves you

[@heidirourke2259]

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@DollBabyBrittney]

When he said “I don’t even feel that bad” my eyes went🥺🥺🥺

[@reactionpods8954]

Suge knight gave him sdd injected into his body at the studio

[@reactionpods8954]

@Nibbler800 idk why suge did it

[@alysskennedy8661]

Me too, can’t stop crying.

[@Pllayer064]

damn what a snacc 😍

[@yakivpopavich]

@@reactionpods8954 People who use IV drugs risk giving it to others. It's part of the dope game. Should have gotten his own needles.

[@nicholasfarrell8403]

Comfortable. What do you mean, comfortable? That line gets me every time

[@ClockDatTeaSha]

Man he played this scene so good man. I cried like a lil kid foreal REST UP E🙏🏽

[@1m-very-feel]

Can’t imagine how hard it is for doctors to tell ppl they won’t live much longer nd that they have cancer, aids etc

[@deadartist8827]

It's not as hard as you'd think.

[@n.monavari6007]

No it's hard.

[@GQFJB]

It is curable. Tetra Silver cures it completely

[@CrazyMunky84]

It's actually part of their training in med school.

[@sazag]

It's probably harder to hear it.

[@wattsnottaken1]

When doc said: “We can...make you comfortable” 😢 that shit was sad

[@mikesperko3921]

Yes it was

[@JazzyGirlyy]

@Kody Nester stfu

[@Sugaa22]

Sad

[@nicolefitzgerald1722]

Real talk

[@joeysmith7987]

@Kody Nester stfu

[@anthonywright1278]

I got tears in my eyes watching this, I lost friend to cancer and lost my brother so I feel what everyone went through 😔

[@MarkhamEksteen]

My homie aids age 12

[@erinjohnson4273]

I remember when Eazy E died. I was 17 when he passed away. He would have been bigger now! Continue to Rest In Heaven

[@Dolphinboi]

do you think eazy e was a bad guy? eazy e was a closeted gay man and cheated on his wife with a man and that’s how he got aids irl. Don’t give easy e a pass because he’s a celebrity that u liked

[@boredboi5390]

“I’ll call you when I get out of here” saddest part

[@nickynatro]

Yes it is.

[@jerilemons5281]

Sad 😥

[@MrPesado98]

The call yella never got

[@BabyOfTheLord]

@@MrPesado98 He called him and told him to watch himself

[@BabyOfTheLord]

@@MrPesado98 In the middle of Yella shooting porn actually

[@jcollado1215]

They say your true friends are the one’s that visit you when your in jail or in the hospital. RIP E

[@fokendre2581]

Apparently they also don't attend your funeral.

[@clauzellblackshear183]

Yes so true facts 💯

[@JDM-gx8ki]

Facts

[@BriaBarrows]

It’s a fact

[@reactionpods8954]

Suge knight gave him sdd injected into his body at the studio

[@dawsynlarson696]

No matter how many times I watch this movie I absolutely bawl my eyes out when the crew visits easy. Especially when yella gives easy that bones tape and they’re all talking about easy getting outta the hospital 😔

[@noahbueno2168]

4:56 He thought he was gonna make it But Tomica revealed that he wasn’t sure if he was gonna make it or not, so that’s why they got married 12 days before his death

[@ImShmizzed]

Jesus… 12 days

[@KillerMouse]

The shot of the doctor leaving the room and you see Eazy-E sitting by himself in his hospital bed, alone with his thoughts... Gives me chills. There's no feeling quite like the isolation and desperation one feels when they're in a hospital bed during a serious health crisis. I've been there and this scene captures it wonderfully. Amazing filmmaking.

[@anitaparisi1259]

You’re message really hit home for me tonight My dad passed away not long ago I never truly thought of how he felt when he knew it was the end of the long road Rip dad ❤

[@VisionSoundPDX]

As have I.

[@9E90S]

@@anitaparisi1259 stay strong forever

[@marcGOAT1]

well maybe he shouldn't have slept with a dude

[@VisionSoundPDX]

@@marcGOAT1 yeah cuz that’s how he got it. Proof or you’re full of it

[@AsteroidStrike]

There is literally nothing more sobering than when you're faced with a medical problem. Everything goes out the window

[@MASTEROFEVIL]

400th like

[@bayareajokester9456]

Fr. I've been on a gurney near death. I know the pain that it brings to all.

[@spectree8549]

What's the name of the song at the studio

[@Brian-ih2cw]

I thought I had HIV for a month and truly those nights were so long everything went out the window…it was so heavy

[@Meltedcheese567]

Literally? LITERALLY. LiTeRaLlY.

[@Faith01841]

I used to watch this film every day of my life. Now I can't hear N.W.A without awful memories coming back, but damn this still makes me bawl my eyes out. So tastefully, sensitively done. So heartfelt. ❤️

[@cassywright1986]

Dre beating women kills me.

[@hiyellagal]

This scene is so heartbreaking. I remember when I saw it for the very first time, I couldn't stop crying or thinking about it. One of my uncles died from lung cancer (he was a smoker) and had the disease for over ten years before it finally took his life. He didn't tell any of his family about it, except for his wife. I still to this day never will understand why he did that. Easy-E, rest in peace.

[@Eb-dw3tq]

He should have been nominated for an oscar in this role. His range here was amazing. I truly felt sorry for him. I felt the pain.

[@anthonywatson1316]

Yea I was very surprised with how little Oscar nominations the movie got

[@lalotz]

lame

[@tiddler3747]

It was a snub indeed but at the same time, as long as he himself and the audience know that he was amazing, that's enough. He doesn't need a golden statuette to feel validated.

[@Eb-dw3tq]

@@tiddler3747 no one needs it but he should have been recognized!

[@ogtravage657]

Guess I should of been an actor. Because he played a terrible role in my opinion.

[@porkwop9171]

Imagine being that doctor. That doctor 100 percent knows who he's talking to. I couldn't imagine being the one who has to tell a hip hop legend with millions of fans that he is going to die.

[@Playdory]

I don’t follow any type of hip hop rap etc at all. I have no idea who he is. Only here because they said the scene from Dallas buyers club was ripped off from this movie.

[@dingleberry4234]

@@Playdory DBC came out before I think

[@stellarwind1946]

@@Playdory wasn’t really a rip off. The exchange they have with the doctor is pretty similar, but it’s probably the same conversation that doctors had with patients across the country during the HIV/AIDS epidemic.

[@ashleyunderwood4855]

@@stellarwind1946 I can’t imagine the hell of that. I was a baby in the 80s so I’m glad I don’t have any memory of it.

[@libertypatriot4357]

He's just a man.

[@ThouzandWattz]

That violin stroke at 5:35 is so powerful man...

[@randomgames4063]

What always gets to me is when dre comes to visit. He tries to talk to eazy talking about the good times but slowly realizes that those days are gone. The realize that this might be the last time he sees him and him breaking down truly makes me sad

[@DavidLopez-qi8hb]

This scene had grown men crying.

On the dl i was giggling

[@harryflaherty9330]

@ how

[@vectorhold6489]

@@harryflaherty9330 cuz he a DL gay

[@average__height8033]

Had everyone cry

[@iLikeCok]

@Damn MENACE ?

[@picklerick7953]

I couldn't imagine the feeling you get when handed a death sentence of 6 months😟 I had a friend get sick he went to the hospital they diagnosed him with pancreatic cancer he had 2 weeks to live. One minute everything is fine the next minute can change everything life is precious don't wait till your dying to appreciate the gift you were given

[@charlottewhite1277]

Picklerick!, yes my best friend, my heart,my love of a lifetime was diagnosed with cancer, he lived less than 8weeks. He was only 42. Rip Michael Tyler Campbell Timonium Maryland .never 2b 4gotten.rest easy. I'm sorry for your loss also. Cancer sucks. I also remember eazy like it just yesterday. His son was born healthy and his wife a as negative also

[@kodakvonte545]

A

[@brownskinngurl7724]

My stepdad died last year from pancreatic cancer also at age 43 🥺

[@charlottewhite1277]

@@brownskinngurl7724 cancer sucks be strong

[@DiamondBlocks-yx4yb]

My condolences

[@scottw6704]

I'm glad my diagnosis was in 2008 when there was some hope. My T cell count was 2, but somehow I survived...

[@HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEH]

RIP E he was a icon in rap history😢

[@beverlyboo9075]

Whether we have an illness or not... it's just a matter of time. Be thankful in everything.

[@reactionpods8954]

Suge knight gave him sdd injected into his body at the studio

[@NOBODYS_HERE6969]

I was thankful for trump👍👍👍🇺🇸.

[@KennethDJBIG]

Whatever speak for yourself I don't fornicate

[@timothywanjohi2604]

You're fine!damn

[@volooooo]

Aye Beverly come be my Boo

[@michellesmith6554]

This hits too close to home for me my sister died in 2019 she had HIV and died from complications of AIDS lord rest her soul she fought for as long as she could but her body was tired. R.I.P BIG SIS 😢

[@servantofthelivinggod6192]

Sorry to hear that. Love you.

[@only_the_strong_survive8001]

My deepest condolences to you and your family💐

[@naynay747]

Sorry for your loss. 🙏🏽

[@tasmere36]

Right I watched in the 80’s as a kid it wiped out my moms friend whole family from the friend to her husband to their twin girls then other family members of mine this virus is no joke it knows no color sex or age even after all these years still it effects so many 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@charlottewilson4766]

My cousin die in April of 2020 she was in a nursing home,had other things going as will, she had aids and got COVID -19 after a month in the nursing home,I see her a month before she die.It was really sad she was 62 just had a birthday in April we were very close as kids growing up.I miss her.we live to different lives,I move away got married my husband want in the military and that change my life forever 21 years.will always love her.

[@Tonyplat98]

RIP E you were inspiration to a lot of people in the 90s

[@alisagantt1624]

I met them all in Ga. I was 15 years old. Working at Six flags Over Ga. He gave me his hat. Im still a huge NWA FAN. His passing broke my heart. My oldest daughter is DJ YELLA NIECE.. ERIC WAS A GREAT GUY....REN ALL OF THEM...😊

[@MoeYourFather]

You met eazy e? That is awesome brother i wish i had the chance to meet them

[@billbombshiggy9254]

Fun fact: we have come so far in our treatment of aids and HIV that if E were diagnosed today, he'd probably be okay. He'd be in pretty serious condition and maybe in the hospital for a bit, but overall, he would be okay.

[@johnny1282]

HIV virus yes, not Aids

[@KHayes666]

HIV is treatable, yes. AIDS, no....he'd be dead for sure.

[@MichaelB769]

Magic Johnson was diagnosed with HIV in 1991 and he's still alive

[@KHayes666]

@@MichaelB769 People confuse the two. If HIV goes untreated (which usually happens because people don't know until it's too late), it leads to AIDS. Magic and other ppl today can live normal lives with HIV if they get proper treatment

[@MichaelB769]

@@KHayes666 Oh I know the difference, I was just mainly thinking they technically got the diagnosis (at least in the movie) confused because at that time, HIV wasn't a death sentence, and you usually didn't die within a month of diagnosis; Freddie lived for years after his diagnosis. I'm thinking what he had when they diagnosed him was AIDS, not HIV, even though the doctor said he tested positive for HIV, not AIDS.

[@austint.9943]

Everyone is gangsta till life is put into perspective. We are all in this once. Do it right.

[@sweetass51]

EXACTLY 💯

[@angelagray736]

Well said

[@lynnsmmoji197]

Yep

[@lynnsmmoji197]

Yep

[@greylynn-snakevenom113glc7]

Life on life’s terms - Iron Mike

[@jkiahampton6295]

It’s just so crazy to me how fast everything happened from him being diagnosed to slipping into coma and then dying within 1 month.. RIP ERIC WRIGHT🖤🥺

[@alexhoneybee9677]

The first time I watched this movie, I hardly knew anything about Easy E and the NWA. I heard the songs from my older brother but never knew the history. Watching this made me understand everything and during this scene when they delivered this news - I felt so bad for him. I can't begin to imagine going to the doctor only for them to tell me I got 6 months - that's my worst nightmare. I can't imagine how Easy E felt in his last months - having this virus no one hardly knew anything about at the time.

[@SapereAude1789]

It makes me sad to realise that this happened to so many people back in the 80’s and 90’s, there was almost nothing the doctors could do. So many friends, sons, daughters, brothers and sisters who were taken away so early in life by this horrible disease.

[@scottmc1855]

Oh they could fix you... if you had money. This is why every normal person in 1991 with HIV is dead yet Magic Johnson is perfectly fine. HIV was always curable.

[@MikeyJae777]

“You could live through anything if Magic made it” - Yeezy

[@Joshua-fr1xp]

@@scottmc1855 You really don't know what you're talking about.

[@scottmc1855]

​@@Joshua-fr1xp - Find me one person diagnosed with HIV in 1991 that is still alive today who doesn't have a net worth of 9 figures. Good luck.

[@Ali-vl1sc]

@@scottmc1855 No there isnt a cure dude…They have medication to prevent HIV into becoming aids Aids is a more advanced version of HIV.Problem is it’s expensive

[@Tdore01]

His message to our generation was “don’t make the mistakes I made” he regretted so much. But died knowing he was achieving his dreams. He didn’t die with no one beside him. He had millions supporting and loving him . Wish I couldve seen him in my generation. He’s an amazing man weather he’s done right or wrong and may he rest in paradise

[@qwertyki9367]

@Per Capita sorry i dont quite get what you mean, are you saying people only started liking him when you passed away?

[@qwertyki9367]

@Per Capita wtf im not even trying act like some tough nut towards you but was genuinely a little confused at what you said. were you seriously confused at the tone i was speaking in, even if its the internet its pretty obvious my question meant no harm

[@udainatt8314]

@@qwertyki9367 don't waste your brain cells on this goof hes just a internet gangster thats why ur comment got like 40 likes and he got 🍩

[@qwertyki9367]

@@udainatt8314 bro you replied to the wrong comment lmao

[@gamingclips8133]

@@qwertyki9367 no he didn’t

[@oatmeal5671]

Wow imagine how alone he must have felt. All life matters. We should treat each other better. We should care...RIP E 😢

[@marisawoods]

There's something so cold and so dark that's surrounding Easy E's death. It's so, so dark. God give his soul rest.

[@sophieamandaleitontoomey9343]

The actors in this film don’t get the credit they rightfully deserved for this film.

[@kwangleason3222]

I agree

[@user-yn1xk4jw2z]

Ddcndjkddddhiaschias

[@chocolate8486]

When he told Yella “I’ll call you when I get outta here” i almost drowned in a pool of my own tears cause he never came out of there 😩

[@JessicaGarcia-xf9wr]

You do know Jason Mitchell is still alive and call him even to this day so idk tf you talking about

[@chocolate8486]

@@JessicaGarcia-xf9wr shut up

[@chaynamassard3699]

Same 😣😣😣

[@chocolate8486]

@Jared Robbins same reason i cry over the titanic tf

[@servantofthelivinggod6192]

@Jared Robbins Idolatry.

[@Mattblaze1477]

This is so sad. The young actor playing E did a great job.

[@rich_v]

This has gotta be one of my favorite movies. I still remember going to see this when it came out and this whole scene made me tear up so bad in the movie theatre. It still makes me tear up now, especially the part when ren and yella come to visit him in the hospital.

[@tereamusic]

this scene reminds me to think about choices before i make them..

[@reactionpods8954]

Suge knight gave him sdd injected into his body at the studio

[@misshoneynevercame4832]

@@reactionpods8954 That does not have to mean that's what gave him AIDS. Could be but it also could be through sex.

[@quentinrequier8272]

It should remind you to wear a condom had he taken 5 seconds to put one on he’d be alive today stupid little mistake that could happen to anyone especially back then because most people thought you had to be gay to get it.

[@spiritualistsourceoflight9000]

Right we all should like this scary i strictly went and sit my azzz down most def Yrs ago like everyone needs to wake up.

[@jamesfrazier3830]

Yea he gave him aids

[@pUrpLEsnake325]

"I'll call you when I get outta here" with that comforting smile. There's nothing worse than knowing you're going to leave the ones you love behind and having to try and comfort them when you're the one who's dying. Your whole existence revolves around making sure everyone knows how much you love them and care for them and just wanting to be able to leave knowing that everyone knows that. Absolutely devastating to watch, RIP E, a GOAT until the end.

[@djkanyetwitty]

Goat = Baphomet

[@periwinkle2486]

you wouldnt hit a guy with glasses, would you?

[@Rickyrackzz]

Wtf Eazy E just said that right when I read this

[@christopherstein2024]

There's really not much else you can do when you're dying. When you're gone you will be at silent peace while you're loved one's are in pain. It makes sense to worry about them more than yourself but it's still hard probably.

[@brandongrant9706]

God when he said that it was fighting tears

[@fitnessqueen8657]

This scene had me crying like a baby. 😢

[@jesusmurillo9939]

His security guard is devastated. 😔

[@youngbloodxr2173]

I tested up when Dre started crying and saying “I love you man”. Because Dre had a lot of fake people in his life and Eazy-E and the whole NWA were the only true ones

[@youngbloodxr2173]

Teared *

[@Journey_Awaits]

And that they were planning a Nwa reunion fucks me up, they did in the end but added snoop dog for some reason urgh

[@trevorvolcom7]

But truth is Dre and Cube never went to see him while he was in the Hospital. So in the End Dre was the fake friend

[@andreas3351]

@@trevorvolcom7 dre visited eazy-e in the hospital. I saw a KZbin video that explains everything about dr.dre and eazy-e.

[@trevorvolcom7]

@@andreas3351 So you believe what you see on KZbin...? Maybe ask his Family

[@daddylongdreads]

Jason Mitchell was acting his ass off in this movie, he deserves serious props

[@latinguy67]

Oscar worthy performance.

[@datsymorgan6493]

I haven't watch this movie but I've heard about it and literally I'm crying my eyes out right now this is so sad

[@kwangleason3222]

No doubt

[@TonyDanza4Lyfe]

He was nominated for an Oscar so he got his props

[@cremetangerine82]

@@TonyDanza4Lyfe Unfortunately, he didn’t.

[@Penny_Royalty]

The acting is so fucking good. So real. God damn.. chills and tears every time. I can hardly watch that scene anymore.

[@dantiadenise]

Man that was a great clip! So sad😔

[@ZCar7268]

R.i.p Easy E, you were my favorite rapper of all time we love you man.

[@evaschroeder4614]

He was handsome too.

[@cholocatejon8696]

And im the E-A-Z-Y E and this is the season to let the real muthafukkin G's in

[@ifitdontkillyouitmakesyous3332]

@@evaschroeder4614 Who the actor or the real Eazy E?

[@evaschroeder4614]

@@ifitdontkillyouitmakesyous3332 eazy z but the actor playing him isn't bad looking.

[@ifitdontkillyouitmakesyous3332]

@@evaschroeder4614 That actor playing him looks nothing like Eazy E imo

[@1kwilly60]

The fact that he is down on his last moments and he still takes the time to tell yella check up on ren🥺 thats some real brotherly love🖤🦋

[@tennweakass]

That part made me tear up mannn😭

[@rosema7909]

Y’all emotional like mamma lol it’s a movie

[@Bee-lieve623]

Reach

[@freakycc6226]

@@rosema7909 movies are supposed to make you feel emotional

[@HeemCarter]

@@rosema7909 a movie that’s based on a true story true events

[@17TrillSeeker]

This scence hits on so many different levels R.I.P. Legend

[@lquezada914]

Damn, had me fucking crying. Brought tears to me, thinking about when my mom was diagnosed with cancer.

[@ashleyunderwood4855]

This is one of the saddest scenes I’ve ever seen in a movie. When he said “what do you mean comfortable?!” The way he said it. That terror. That pain.

[@henriwaynei128]

I do not mean y try o sound slow but what does the doctor really mean by comfortable?

[@ashleyunderwood4855]

@@henriwaynei128 he means with as little pain as possible while he’s dying. He has at the most six months to live in this scene. Palliative care is basically hospice.

[@missmew3499]

Yes, the way Easy says that makes me bawl too. I work with cancer patients, and see a lot of death. Whether it's cancer or HIV/AIDS, terminal illness is never nice. R.I.P Easy E.

[@ashleyunderwood4855]

@@missmew3499 wow. That must be extremely emotionally exhausting. I just can’t imagine. It will all be our time one day though and I’m glad there are people like you that help.

[@sabvath7265]

@@henriwaynei128 basically palliative care

[@kadeembilal3047]

Ice-cube felt like he didn’t just lose a friend he lost a brother

[@rahsaanthomas7030]

God bless the memory of Eazy-E.. - Chin Check

[@larsloud3913]

Easy-E I know I wasn't around your Era but I will say this My Friend to another you were the The Sun that shines brighter than any Hip-Hop artists that i know you were the heart that you put in that Era music instead of dealing with things with violence you faced it passion and strength and love if you were alive Eazy-E I would tell you face to face with Man to Man and say thank you for everything about your history of the world and life you live and the person you become

[@rachelblackham5193]

God I've watched this clip so many time's and Jesus's it's still so emotional 😢 I cry everytime.the acting was great and just makes you wish they had they type of medication then as they do now .R.I.P easy 😔you we're and always will be 1 of the best 🖤

[@kwangleason3222]

I'm literally watchn it now over and over again.

[@rachelblackham5193]

It's a movie you can watch over and over .just easy saying but doc I'm not sick fuckin gets me everytime that hospital scene😪

[@frederalbacon]

I am 30 right now, the same age Easy-E was when he was diagnosed and died. I am a father. I am a husband. Regardless of whether you loved his music or hated it, imagine being 30 and suddenly be facing your death. To be a father. A husband. And to suddenly know that you were going to not be there to see your kids grow up. Or grow old with your wife. And knowing that within 10-15 years, he would have walked out of that hospital and lived a full life due to medical advancement into the treatment of HIV. So tragic.

[@FinalLugiaGuardian]

That seems to be how it is with any new disease. It always kills a large percentage of its first victims. Then, as time goes on, we learn new treatments and sometimes even cures.

[@purposepit7473]

This is the cost of living a reckless life. I feel sorry for the kids/babies who caught HIV/AIDS via blood transfusions and breast milk - not an arrogant misogynist rapper who cheated on his pregnant gf with what he described as “bitches and hoes”. Play stupid games you win stupid prizes.

[@lizleonhart552]

@@purposepit7473 agreed, while i feel bad for him somewhat especially his wife and unborn child, ultimately he made his choice and that choice was cheating and living recklessly

[@napalmsf]

Yea it's sad but it's not like HIV just entered his bloodstream out of nowhere. Choices have consequences.

[@frederalbacon]

@@napalmsf The point behind this is that he only died because it was early on in the disease, and how tragic that was. Now, people with HIV live long, full lives, without even progressing to AIDS. We've come a long way. I just...I can't imagine being in his shoes. I now that he did this to himself, but like, to suddenly realize that you're not gonna get to see your kids grow up. That would be the biggest one for me.

[@heisenberg879]

“I love you. You hear me? I love you man” That’s too much to take..

[@mrog5481]

This is superb acting. It's both chilling and heartbreaking to watch.

[@pameradams3010]

This right here hit my eyes in tears it hit hard lordy mercy still feels it in my gut

[@laurenc.894]

he died 26 years ago today, Rest in Paradise legend🤍

[@elena.b5656]

Jesus is the only way to the father. No Jesus No Heaven!

[@TheOnemoagain]

@ That's funny how y'all can say who going to heaven and who not. Scripture says " Says Judge not Les ye be judged. Worry about your own Salvation. Cause u might be the one cookin👹

[@jasonfromguitarcenter]

@@elena.b5656 Go Back To Utah And Stay There

[@charlottewhite1277]

@@elena.b5656 know Jesus know heaven

[@TheOnemoagain]

@Ayousha Ahmed what about my comment ngl sent u😫?

[@toddsmith1969]

The acting in this movie was incredible.

[@lechanneldemysterieuxmante1807]

Eazy E was such a dope MC. Remember E was not just instrumental solo and in NWA, but with Ruthless and other groups like Above the Law. Gone too soon but he left plenty to treasure and enjoy now they he is gone.

[@Kapplerartbloomingdale]

Easy e was one of my favorites. Bless his legacy.❤

[@mikas4president119]

The way he says "What do you mean 'comfortable'?" always breaks my heart; such a great performance

[@rjlondon5801]

I thank God everyday for protecting me when I was being reckless in my youth back in the day I really do ❤. Its the reason I take my health so seriously now 🙏

[@stephenchristian3636]

@ RJ London I’ve been there God rescued & protected me when I was out there being reckless back in my 20s I’m 31 now. Part of that was due to lack of Self Love as well as me being a Sexual abuse/Physical abuse survivor

[@dimitrova2023]

@@stephenchristian3636 don't worry 80% of us are , I mean the people on the planet..... the difference is that some of us are brave enough to share , the rest remain silent.

[@stephenchristian3636]

@@dimitrova2023 Amen to that

[@joelsommer5765]

Our health is the most valuable thing we have but it's the thing we take most for granted

[@lakeshagoodwin6421]

Amen

[@user-fj5og2wt6x]

When dre says aftermath i definitely got chills

[@SusantKlopp]

This guy who played Eazy deserved an Oscar nomination

[@gabriele2163]

As a person with HIV I saw many movies and shows portraying HIV-related stories. I must say that this scene is probably the best one and more realistic one in showing the communication of an HIV diagnosis. There are many movies, but this one in particular really encapsulates the loneliness and this sense of disbelief when you hear for the first time you have HIV. The doctor who tells you medical stuff while you try to rationalise everything but you are simply overwhelmed with emotions, sensations, information, and you think that you are different, that you can somehow be completely cured. Congratulations to Jason Mitchell who managed to really show on the screen how a person with HIV truly reacts to the news.

[@isaiahchase5454]

I’m glad you still here

[@brandenvibez6051]

You're one brave soul! Much respect and love to you

[@riah8952]

So it’s been 4 months. You good?

[@towmanac7056]

​@Riah💕 prolly not if she has Been jabbed

[@gbengaodule4905]

Hello... Glad you weren't born then

[@joyjr91_]

One of the most realistic grieving performances I’ve ever seen in a movie! The actor nailed this role. Eazy would’ve been proud.

[@teneikalaprincess2669]

Omg I'm soooo with you. My name is so close to his wife's name. My heart is hurting, ruined my lashes crying so much😢 he did Eazy very proud 🙏🏾

[@100jojojojo]

@@RandoLePerson you

[@kiyahlove8374]

😢😢

[@geeess958]

Approximately 1 year before this, my father died of AIDS. It was the most devastating myself, my siblings and family ever seen. I wish that the type of treatment available today was available then. My life was never the same after that. The emotion felt by this movie clip is real to some of us.

[@shemekacash6927]

This scene always makes me cry when Eazy tells Dj Yella he'll call them when he gets out the hospital 😢 when they all come to see him it tears me up 😢

[@kiragalzu5134]

Man his friends are the true homies. They cared for a friend in his worst.

[@evettehaywood4637]

@VERXY CARLOS, MY EXACT THOUGHTS. #staysafe dear🌺

[@great-mighty9603]

Unfortunately in real life, DJ Yella was the only one to attend Eazy’s funeral

[@kiragalzu5134]

@@great-mighty9603 nah fam thats just wrong

[@great-mighty9603]

@@kiragalzu5134 it’s true

[@kiragalzu5134]

@@great-mighty9603 dayum i feel bad for easy

[@wolfreplays88]

The part where Yella cries and walks off made me start to cry and the part where Dre sees Eazy-E then leaves knowing that’s the last time he’ll see him also made me start to cry a little.

[@Enabled9ix]

Yea

[@erickdelgado3014]

Bro, I cry like a bitch😭😭

[@deebers7304]

Antoine and Eric were literal friends to the end :(

[@cassandrabryant5263]

That yella part got me too😢😢

[@reactionpods8954]

Suge knight gave him sdd injected into his body at the studio

[@KendlickLama]

I was in a medically induced coma in 2018 and i tell you it matters what people are saying too you, even if you can’t respond, you hear every single word Talk to your loved ones that are in this situation, it truly matters even if it seems like it doesn’t

[@jimmyabbott7538]

This still fucking breaks my dam heart man every dam time , gone waaay be4 his time , Always a Legend & Pioneer of G Rap & Godfather of G Rap , 24/7 Love & Respect Always!! RIP EAZY-E