Cold 187um: Eazy-E Was Never Bothered By "Dre Day" Diss

www.vladtv.com - As "Straight Outta Compton" continues to make strides at the box office, Above The Law emcee Cold 187um chopped it up with VladTV and broke down the relationship between Dr. Dre and Eazy-E.
The West Coast emcee explained how the two artists went from being like brothers to despising one another, leading Dre to drop the diss track "Dre Day." When asked how Eazy felt about the track, Cold 187um revealed that the "Eazy-Duz-It" rapper wasn't ever bothered by it, because he didn't see Dr. Dre or any of the other rappers on the song as a threat.
During the conversation Cold 187um also shared his thoughts on Suge Knight, whom he said was very cool to hang out with in the early days. He also revealed that Above the Law wanted to part ways with Ruthless Records and go to Death Row with Dre, but they were in the early days of their contract and Eazy wouldn't allow it.
Find out more of what Cold 187um had to say about the Ruthless/Death Row split in the above clip, including Eazy's thoughts on Dr. Dre leaving his label.

[@alexf7368]

DRESTA- "Damn E, they tried to fade you on 'Dre Day..." EAZY- "But 'Dre Day' only meant Eazy's payday!" That line was so fucking impactful.

[@pranarama2812]

+Alex F i can't believe eazy admitted that one, that Dre paid his way.

[@TheDwanya]

+pranarama lol you are so wrong and you don't even know it

[@DemLyricsDoe]

+pranarama you an idiot

[@liljuan206]

+Alex F His diss was better than Dre Day

[@DaMusicMane1]

"impactful" thesaurus readin' ass nigga

[@FrankieMidnight]

... people forget that Eazy was originally a sponsor for Dre, Ren, Yella, and Cube. He was the one that put the money up and in business, whoever's invests the money will be the first to get their money back with interest (depending on the agreement). He was never suppose to be on "their level". He was a business man first. They made him a rapper and happened to skillfully evolve which made him on their level and cloud his role and level but at the end of the day, he was the only one of them all that put $$$$ up. As a recording artist, you're crazy to think you will be paid as equal to the company that's financing your career; marketing, promotion, distribution, tour travel, room stay, food, recording production, and advance money. All are costs at the record company's expense.

[@cj6580]

@@iletaMarchita you mad bitch

[@amarshakur632]

They were never on "his level" neither as they always claimed. He was the only gangster, maybe Ren too but he was always on the streets. Like you say he wasn't even supposed to be an rapper. It's just that he wanted to quit hustling and work his way up the legal way. Or else he wouldn't even be involved hanging around with these dudes. He'd be on the streets of Compton while they would be home playing DJ as a hobby, hoping and dreaming lol.

[@worknhardmakesworkez6162]

True. Cube and Dre got greedy. Sure, I know look at them now but if it wasn't for Eazy-E to get them started with his 250k.

[@ibiro868]

This comment is a gem

[@drewsequeira6698]

@FrankieMidnight EXACTLY PURE FACTS 💯

[@aaronjames514]

EAZY-E Won that battle against Dre hands down

[@pranarama2812]

+Aaron James. But Dre won the war. The Chronic and Doggystyle were way better than Eazy's albums he did without Dre.

[@javi__...]

eazys dead, dres alive

[@alexf7368]

javi m Why would you even use Eazy's tragic death as a way to get your point across? Aren't you a Dr Dre fan? You know Dre and Eazy were basically brothers right? Dre says so himself in recent interviews. Their beef spanned 2 years and ended 20 years ago. Dre has spoken repeatedly about how much he regrets it. These days, the arguments of "I think Dre won the beef" or "I think Eazy won the beef, his diss was better" is completely fine when it comes to discussing it 22 years later... but playing the 'he's dead' card?

[@ratedrva757]

how and he never wrote shit.ever at least Dre. wrote concepts and made beats

[@KasanovaKee325]

ratedrva757 That one line in Real Muthaphukkin Gs explains it. "Dre day only meant Eazy's payday." Meaning whatever record Dre produced, at least 25% of whatever money he earned would go directly to Eazy for 6 years. In other words, Eazy E owned Dr Dre's ass until he died.

[@mrhyde7431]

yo dre.... boy should know by now Eazy does it

[@BlueFox10001]

Dre day only ment eazy pay day!

[@ZYaKnoe249]

+BlueFox10001 would've got payed for 6 years lmao

[@metalgearsolidsnake6978]

why 6 years`? why not for life?

[@jeffreyjeffrey1935]

@@metalgearsolidsnake6978 cuz the contract waz like that

[@dagreazy3815]

all off a sudden dr dre is the gthang but on the old album cover he was the she thang lmao

[@dblok4863]

BlueFox10001 You took the wordz outta my mouth fam so tru💯

[@jonathanrubin9094]

Eazy-E's diss was about ten times better than Dre's diss.

[@mobbstarrmobbin6230]

plus the video

[@rayariamal8540]

Dre's was way more popular though and more impact, worldwide..

[@Mac11-92]

youtube wasnt around when either song came out...

[@4LP3E]

Ray Ariamal not really his actually famous now. He just pave the platform for snoop. But eazy e signed bone thugs n harmony and they won Grammy

[@rayariamal8540]

I noticed that. Maybe initially, 'Real...G's.., didn't do well (chart wise), but after the 'Chronic's' impact faded, people began to realize the Eazy diss was better. I actually like the 'Eazy' diss more than Dre's diss and radio rarely plays Dre's version anymore.

[@jordanchatman5786]

In the movie they made Eazy-E look sad and hurt man in real life that nigga was doing better tho!! Shit he had 2 successful albums and found Bone Thugs.

[@omgimover4075]

Exactly! Easy E had a lot of success after Dre left! He made a killing off Bone! I bought the albums myself in 94 & 95

[@BossmanHarrington]

+Jordan Chatman But he was sad and hurt, seeing how Dre was his actual friend before & outside the music

[@matthewduffy2382]

Yeah guess that's what happens when cowards get to tell a deceased brave man's story.

[@NowhereBeats]

Yeah man, Bone Thugs were amazing, bigger and better than any of the Deathrow or Ruthless artists in my mind.

[@tonyorozco4864]

But Dre found Snoop, then through snoop he found Tha Dogg Pound. And Dre also put on Warren G, which led to Nate Dogg. Then Dre found Eminem, which led to em finding 50

[@chadtep7571]

My perception of Eazy has changed. These interviews and especially Master P on the BC. Eazy was definitely a boss.

[@jbritney6610]

Yall should already know that movies are not 100% true. Only the new NWA fans would believe a movie that is not 100% accurate

[@otiswillingham4108]

Boy you shoulda known by now ...Eazy duz it!

[@metalgearsolidsnake6978]

what was your perception of Eazy E?

[@DefSquadFan]

@@metalgearsolidsnake6978 People try to label Eazy as not real because he had two parents that had jobs. Its really racist.

[@markl5998]

Eazy was the realest one

[@crystaljoseph6244]

I don't care how much the chronic sold Eazy was real Dre and Snoop were fake ass busters

[@zackiemon1]

Facts

[@terrenceperkins5282]

Crystal Joseph .. facts .

[@thegeorgiaaquarius]

Facts

[@taltorelli]

@12:42 sounds like Eazy saw fuck with Dre day as a bad business move lmao

[@haydotzero3372]

Were you there to realize he was real? I am sure if it was the other way around, you would be saying Dre was real and Eazy was a buster.

[@shenyaet7286]

Eazy E was never bothered by anything lol! He was just smooth and chill! 😎 Plus he was making money off of anything that Dre put out!

[@willlloyd6637]

Eazy survived south East Compton….none of this stuff bothered him lol

[@Humble-iq5ue]

Eazy made money off Snoop, Daz, Kurupt, Michel'le, Lady of Rage, and even a bit from 2pac and more. Whatever Dre produced or mixed. That was a player move by Eazy.

[@hebrew26commandmentspower55]

" But on his own album cover he was a she thang " LMAO Eazy E won hands down lol

[@itsawalk863]

Realnigga Turner “But on his old album cover he was a she thang.”*

[@LovelyLorie1]

Two of my favorite lines "All of a sudden Dr. Dre is the G Thang But on his own album cover he was a she-thang" "Damn, it's a trip how a ngga could switch so quick From wearin' lipstick to smokin' on chronic at picnics"😂 😂 😂 Eazy won!

[@wondahwhy]

Interview MC Ren

[@JP-li2pi]

Phor What

[@zapadinschi.]

Nothing to talk about with Ren, Ren wasn’t around Ruthless a lot after 1993 bc of Eric’s choice not to go become a Muslim like he did and Ren almost going to DeathRow with Dre

[@wondahwhy]

@@zapadinschi. you don't have to watch it

[@zapadinschi.]

King T'Challa great point but I guess wrong choice according to my comment

[@4thletta]

Real Compton City G's has to be one of the top ten Hardest beats of all time.

[@localandonlinepreciousmeta3575]

King David Rhythm D produced it

[@terrenceperkins5282]

King David ... facts

[@terrenceperkins5282]

King David ... facts

[@psy-k-loan]

Rhythm D ofc

[@wutangclan3591]

Dre cried when Eazy E released "real muthafuckin gz"

[@marley1221]

Vlad treats his interviews like investigations...

[@themostsecretscience6409]

+marley1221 He used to be KGB or something back in Russia.

[@Fernisdope93]

+marley1221 thats what some great interviewers do though

[@tommyvercetti6176]

+marley1221 - he gets a lot of good questions in. I think even the best fans had no idea about how things went down. It's good to get all the details. Why not here it how it really went down?

[@Fistofflames]

+marley1221 A part of an interview is to ask questions. Wtf?

[@marley1221]

SolomonTDS really? no shit... I'm talking about his interview style, also I didn't say anything was wrong with it

[@Will-nc2bb]

Ruthless Records had Bone Thugs N Harmony and Brownside real groups..

[@jkidesto714]

Also a hip-hop group called Atban Klann. This is black eyed peas before they put that white girl in the group. 1992

[@JP-li2pi]

Kid Phrost, Kokane, Above The Law And DJ Uneek Made Eazy Ez Best

[@RobertoDiego737]

Eazy also had Tarrie B, and Blood of Abraham(Jewish rap group).

[@TysonD916]

Eazy E WON This Beef By Far!!They Left Out Alot About Eazy E In The New Straight Outta Compton Movie....I Have Been A Eazy E Fan Since I Was 15 And I Think The New NWA Fans Will Watch This Movie And Get The Wrong Idea About Eazy E, And That Aint Right. Real hip hop on my channel

[@eldabbodoublecupsupreme826]

so fucking true

[@justicewillrise1471]

How he win?? Dude got killed!! If thats a W then miss me wit that!!

[@TysonD916]

+Justice Will Rise you sound stupid..Real Muthfukkin G's Ownes Dre Day..Wat Would U Do Owns Dre Dre..You Act Like Dre Killed Eazy E..You Straight Outta Common Sence

[@Vextos]

+TysonD916 Why the fuck do you capitalize every word?

[@bugsbenny5008]

Dre Day was a far better record than Real Gz. Better beat and pokes funs at their enemies like Luke and eazy. It wasn't a "serious" diss on Eazy. Eazy was far more bitter on his track, clearly he was upset, and it actually dented NWAs legacy by admitting they were a fake group.

[@major123ful]

that movie was fake as hell...that's a cube and Dre movie

[@jf3130]

Yes, thank you

[@tommy3761]

Facts Dr Dre didn't want the truth how fake he was and cube knew that and didn't mention his first song

[@T83Loc]

Cold 187um saying he didn't diss Dre, but check out the song "Don't Bite the Phonk" off Kokane's album. People sleep on that diss but it's hard as fuck.

[@chistability5405]

+AQUAPHREESH193 Co-sign you on this but like Cold 187 said they worked on it together and Dre helped produce their first album trust I know. I was bumping LIvin Like Hustlers in the Persian Gulf and The Chronic didn't come out until the gulf was over and I was out of the military LLH was probably my MAIN hip hop TAPE in the gulf. I didn't have cd's until after I got out of the millitary lol

[@DubbzvsPaul]

Hell yeahs they went off great beat tho

[@jayo77]

+AWOL 1 exacty what I was gonna type, it seems like Hutch doesn't want to damage his relationship with Dre now that they're seemingly working together again on a regular basis. He also didn't talk about how he supposedly beat up Cube several time after he left Ruthless when Vlad mentioned Cube. That's what I dislike about Vlad, too much dickriding and sensationalism and he purposefully avoids embarrassing, yet crucial questions.

[@DubbzvsPaul]

+jayo77 true...and 187 produced track 7 Loose Cannons on Compton: the soundtrack with Dre f/ 187 & Xzibit ...187 made a song with they all having a different beat...

[@SANxJONERO]

+AWOL 1 I think he meant on E's song.

[@hebrew26commandmentspower55]

Eazy -E " Tell me where the fuck you'll find a anorexic rapper " LMAO hahahahaha

[@t.s.b.988]

Did the interviewer say Dre Day's diss was better than Eazy's diss songs? Or is he talking about the albums? The albums are debatable but the diss songs Eazy wins by a landslide.

[@williamclark8864]

The more I here about how the whole Dre leaving situation went down, the more I think that Eazy was the only one who acted like a grown up and understood how business works. Maybe that's because he actually was older than the rest of the boys. But still, "yes, I will let y'all leave Ruthless. But we have contracts. I'm not just gonna rip them up without compensation. I need to be taken care of. Go ahead, you can leave. But this is a business." Then Suge and Dre go off like angry children and try to just bully him into it. Like, yeah we'll just ignore all the stuff that's written down. Cuz yeah, that's how the world works. Please, you're just gonna try to intimidate me into giving money away? Child please. Honestly, most of what Suge did was really just extortion.

[@RFJersey]

Adrian Flores It was E’s money that made everything possible; he took all the risk. Why wouldn’t E take a bigger chunk of the gains?

[@kevinbarnett7620]

William Clark u so realiZe easy and jerry ripped off everybody right?

[@RFJersey]

Kevin Barnett They paid according to the agreed signed contracts. That’s not ripping off.

[@christianjimenez8356]

EXACTLY. Dre may legitimately want more compensation but E did set everything up. He put up the money. That is how businesses work.

[@vicvega24]

Dr. Dre burned down his house and Eazy-E drove past when he saw Dre and Snoop eating ribs and Eazy-E was laughing then gave Dre the middle finger.

[@segamegadrive3460]

Compton city gs was a better diss track than fuck wit dre day.

[@2tooful]

"Its on was better I think

[@tio3424]

+2tooful yea i'm a big fan of It's on too.

[@MrBlack0pz1]

+2tooful both of em

[@vicvega24]

Dr. Dre took off his White Sox hat after he listened to Eazy-E's diss track.

[@lesgethi7210]

😂😂😂

[@charlierambo9492]

Vlad says Real Muthaphukkin G's was cool but not Dre Day status, yet 22 years later one video has almost 40 million views on youtube and the other has at most 7 million Just another example of the media trying to make it seem like Dre Day was the better diss while the actual fans think differently.

[@TheKillahAkASuperP]

+charlie rambo Views on YT doesnt mean shit, plus Eazy is dead - of course people wanna see the video of the NWA legend that passed away. Again Vlad is referring to that period and the sales/popularity that Dre/Death Row had with the The Chronic. Eazy's diss was only local and basically targeting Dre only. Dr Dres Chronic instead was a worldwide hit plus he was not targeting only Eazy, he was responding to Tim Dog also.

[@champfisk5613]

TheKillahAkASuperP What do you an eazy's diss was local?

[@robj2027]

+charlie rambo Dre Day was bigger back then. It came out before RMFG's, was a part of Chronic, and featured Snoop who was a hot up-and-comer. As far as actual dissin, RMFG's did hit harder.

[@kerrenhayer8077]

220 mil

[@4LP3E]

@@robj2027 again another bullshit narrative. chronic did 3 million eazy ep not an album did 2.5million record sold. snoop dogg was hot but we ain't talking about doggystyle

[@RubyDiamond2316]

I love Dre and The Chronic but now that I really think about it, Dre's Eazy diss never really needed to happen. Eazy is cool with Dre leaving as long as he got paid what he needed and all. The beef was pretty much pointless. It never ended up as a huge ass beef but was still not necessary.

[@sherigillum06]

Best comment about this stupid, and unnecessary beef. Maybe suge put him up to it.. to start something!!!!!!!

[@damitbobby6677]

One man suge knight made beef happen

[@Cw311z]

Suge was always getting some shit started with Ruthless/Eazy, Tim Dog, Luke Campbell, Bad Boy/Puffy, Aftermath/Dre, No Limit/Master P, Snoop who now owns the company, 50 Cent, the KO Barbershop Dude his ex-wife Michel'le & Akon w/ his bodyguard & he always loses in the end. Now he's in jail where his stupid hardheaded ass belongs.

[@janiahmitchell5873]

Dre made it pointless because he should’ve handled it like a grown ass man instead of getting them niggas from deathrow involved but I see what you’re saying

[@fefethickness2649]

eazy e was a gangster and ruthless and they were scared of him Dr Dre was so fake and he wasn't going to do shit tryna act so hard

[@wisediva9807]

fefe Thickness facts💯💯

[@p.c.mlucas9897]

fefe Thickness He was never about that. He just wanted to make music and no Dr Dre was not scared of Eazy why would he diss him if he was?

[@terrenceperkins5282]

fefe Thickness .. i cant stand dre & cube

[@310bound]

@@p.c.mlucas9897 Stop before you embarrass yourself...

[@solowest1334]

I got love for Dre and Cube and Eazy but Ren is the realest

[@rayariamal8540]

VALD is a genius. Here I am in my mid-40s watching these every night. Thanks you

[@hthtv3440]

About the former... About the latter of what you wrote above: No worries. Y? A large faction of whom Vlad interviews are in their mid-to-late 40s too. The best time in Hip Hop, imo.

[@glynisburdon3621]

Ray Ariamal I thought it was just me lmmfao

[@gregorycanady5724]

hey guys I'm reading this a year later than you wrote your post and I'm 50.The sweetest Time & The Golden Era of Rap.

[@alexmason6191]

Ahaha. I'm 20 and i'm russian and this is my favourite rap era. Love to death those Death Row/Ruthless stories. Mad props to you all.

[@tysman621]

Vald?

[@shanidayo1491]

I don't understand how fans are going to refute information given by a trustworthy individual who was close to E. How are you going to comment that someone is lying about how their own friend felt about the situation?! People in this comment section are acting like they knew Eazy personally!

[@carringtoncoles8488]

Eazy-E happy cday rip

[@theDavidChannel1]

Dre never asked Yella to join him at Death Row, he asked him to join him on the Up In Smoke tour. Vlad, are you paying attention to your own interviews??

[@zapadinschi.]

No David, Dre was calling Yella and Ren asking them to leave Ruthless with him and go build DeathRow

[@DJ_VBZ]

I have watched interviews all over the place and heard many people involved in that era say that Above The Law were the ones who created the G-Funk sound. So thanks to ATL for that amazing piece of music history.

[@mitomr.twiceasnice4358]

Yea in the ATL feat Tupac song/music video they mention G Funk, think it was in 90 or 91'

[@KBplay]

If you're looking at the chart success of Dre Day and Eazy's diss Dre's charted higher, but overall impact has to go to Eazy. Maybe because Eazy is an icon the way Pac is and Bob Marley so I think overall Eazy won that battle. Not to mention Dre didn't respond after Eazy's diss. The same way nobody responded to Cube

[@kom1660]

Dre tha Freq - drekb. Cypress Hill responded to Cube....

[@KBplay]

Kom I meant nobody in N.W.A...You read it out of context

[@MrManCube]

Look up cube crumbles by eazy e and yella

[@spirowthedragon457]

ThatGuyKB6 no Dr dre dissed eazy-e first in 1992 with snoop dog and in 93 e dissed Back Dr gay and snoop was talking garbage in their Diss to e but in eazy e's Diss he was stating facts

[@arshsingh3416]

Adrian Flores lol. Fuck you fakeass.

[@kevinwright6957]

eazy had that bread

[@dustinvivian4901]

Eazy should have let big Hutch be the CEO of Ruthless instead of Tamika Wright the label would still be thriving today

[@damitbobby6677]

It probably would have happened but when u can't think for yourself on life support, people can do a lot of craziness

[@AnonymousC-lm6tc]

It's clear Eazy won this beef by a landslide, there is no question about it. The ironic thing is He was getting payed off of the chronic as well as His own album, Dre really didn't think this whole diss thing through did He? well, it certainly backfired!

[@jf3130]

It was Suge's idea to diss

[@isaacshaver6218]

Cause E was the truth

[@chrisjack543]

No Eazy = no NWA

[@wiser7149]

*Ice Cube*

[@towmater7081]

Ice Cube was a big part also

[@terrenceperkins5282]

Chris Jack . facts

[@vicvega24]

Ice Cube wrote most of the lyrics but Eazy-E mostly ran the business side of music.

[@JP-li2pi]

Not True Eazy Wasn't NWA He Was A Hustla/Gangsta Nothin More

[@wmurray003]

I feel bad that they sort of "stole" the G-Funk idea from ATL, but honestly Dre took that concept to the next level. He mastered it much better than they ever would have. Listen to all of the music coming out during the late 80's up until The Chronic (1992) came out... The Chronic was sonically the most well produced hip-hop album up to that point hands down. The beats, lyrics, execution. melodies etc were like the equivalent of space aliens coming down and lending brand new technology to mere humans. Dre's understanding of how to take a sample and turn it into something totally different, yet at the same time capture the original essence of it was uncanny, especially for that period in hip-hop.

[@wrld-hm2rz]

Snoop came to ruthless first before death row

[@deftooldaily9266]

R.I.P My Big Homie KMG Of Above The Law!!

[@dennelclayton5188]

Great interview with Cold 187um: on Suge & Easy. I remember interviewing this brother and the rest of Above The Law way back in the day when I had my first music video show. I remembered that being a really cool interview, hanging out in the studio listening to tracks from their upcoming "Time Will Reveal" album. Got our grub on, lots of laughs, great time. Glad to see the homie doing well.

[@dominustracks]

DJ Yella sounded like Kermit the frog a bit here

[@Mr.Majestic77]

New Above The Law (Cold 187um, Brotha Lynch Hung, BG Knocc Out, X Raided, & Gangsta Dresta)! Cold 187um(Big Hutch) is just as good a producer as Dr Dre

[@tee.jay.e2owboyp-dro364]

Dre Day probably blew more commercially but I remember when Real MF'n G's came out & it was lit! Also, I personally feel like Eazy, Knoccout & Dresta got Dre & Snoop. That record was HARD!

[@guiltypleasureisland6642]

Housing Emergency They exposed them for being studio gangsters and there's even a video on youtube where Snoop is on a tour bus bobbing his head listening to it saying yeah they was on my head with this one

[@tee.jay.e2owboyp-dro364]

@@guiltypleasureisland6642 Yup. They killed Dre & Snoop on that. I still bump that. Dre Day...not so much. Lol

[@DB800187]

Interesting stuff. Ive really enjoyed these Cold 187um videos. I love hearing anything about Eazy and the Ruthless Records artists back in the day.

[@saucedog9426]

Above The Law's Album, Uncle Sam's Curse was very Underrated. It is in My Top Five.

[@SkywalkerG1o]

Eazy was real gangster,he made almost million from dop dealing,he was official unlike mama boy Cube and woman beating Dr.Dre

[@MEB2kDeez]

Nigga shut up

[@chistability5405]

+GreatSage Most gangsters don't even want to be gangsters especially afer a good while.Come on now

[@bobshenix]

BG Knocc Out contends that Eazy was never a big drug kingpin.... he hustled and did OK but he was no Freeway Ricky

[@just2fresh814]

I

[@gtamenace9743]

What did cube have to do wit anything😂😂😂

[@sacdaddyesq3490]

Great interview. Above the law very underrated, and living like Hustlers is a west coast classic.

[@jamesjordan1639]

Cold 187 living like a hustler was the shit I had a 73 olds back then it was all about alpine systems highs and 6×9s BASS wasn't that important

[@KxngPDaHustla]

I heard this and I've been telling people. Snoop was gonna be on Ruthless Records but when Dre left he went with him.

[@rightsiders2324]

Above The Law One of my favorite groups of all time!

[@courage544]

“I’d like to say what’s up to my big Dre!!” Haha.

[@Cw311z]

"Bitch" Dre to be exact. "What's up honey? Ho gon' make some mo' money bae-bay"!

[@ZYaKnoe249]

I'm loving these N.W.A/DeathRow stories like 2pac ones. More VLAD I didn't like how VLAD just downplayed Real Muthaphukkin G's. Also Eazy-E got paid off of all Death Row releases for the next 6 years [1992-1997]. Lol he would've got payed off Pac's stuff.

[@ZYaKnoe249]

IceMan00 agreed. I like to hear his POV

[@cnsmooth]

+Zuri Frazier Lol yeah all that is missing is an interview with Dre, Snoop and Suge...but we all know that will never happen. This movie has given VladTv a shot of energy. BEen loving this shit.

[@ZYaKnoe249]

The Black Johnny Gat exactly..lol

[@caveloc]

Real muthafukkin G's was harder than Dre Day. I even remember when Eazy was a guest on The Arsenio Hall Show dissing Dre hard.

[@ZYaKnoe249]

caveloc Word..Had a robe on lmao

[@mrfrederick759]

Can somebody tell me how to get the full interviews ,goddamn these lil out of order segments is driving me crazy!

[@fitzpatrick129]

This is such a good interview. I wish Vlad would upload the entire thing along with BG Knockout. Both of those, along with DJ Yella, are some of the best he has done. All 3 were very receptive and gave very insightful answers. This is far better than that MIGO shit. Those idiots would just mumble and say "mixtape" every other word. Cali dudes are so much more intelligent and this is coming from someone that lives in the south.

[@localandonlinepreciousmeta3575]

Paul Weston I feel you and mad respect for what you said being from the South. (And this is coming from the West Coast.) But the South (Houston, TX specifically) has some very intelligent underrated artists too. K-Rino, Scarface, Devin The Dude, The D.O.C. Js

[@baneoner3509]

Eazy's 187um Album was way harder then the chronic but I liked both albums it's just the fact of the matter is Eazy murdered Dre on that album I don't even know what the everyone is arguing about because Eazy beat Dre hands down!

[@JP-li2pi]

Nocturnal N 187um Were Like Daz Dillinger N Dr Dre Both Are Dope Prodz.

[@jacobbutler6049]

Eazy e wasn't an album it was an lp only had 6 songs an the remix of bouz in the hood was a good album though got some of my fav tracks of eazy e

[@4LP3E]

@@jacobbutler6049 yh if it was an lp and if creep n crawl and ole school shit added it would of outsold chronic

[@reddogg7787]

Give this man his flowers! Living fuckin legend. Dr Dre stole a lot of shit from above the law Factz

[@COSMICSLOPX]

Black Mafia Life by Above The Law....one the best West Coast joints ever!

[@jbizz80]

Really good interview. 187 is a real dude. I can't wait till the whole interview drops.

[@MistaGeeFunk]

Damn i always thought ATL and NWA were beefin, because they were with Ruthless and i remember that track "dont bite the phunk that feeds ya". but i guess that was momentarily. I'm glad to hear him describe how they are all in the same and they let all that go.

[@KingKumari]

@Mistageefunk I believe they poisened EAZY at that dinner he attended at the White House, I think they put something in his food because aids takes YEARS to kill you and he died to damn quick .....

[@SANxJONERO]

+AMEN RAH they invited him on accident and who really knows how long E went w/o medicine to treat HIV?

[@KingKumari]

+SANxJONERO Your right, but once they realized he was there, the word MAY have been put out to take "care of him", and don't forget how mad the government was with him in the first place for putting law enforcement on blast.. Just a theory....

[@SANxJONERO]

+AMEN RAH even then, how do you give someone HIV thru food? Think about your theories or theories you hear, before actually posting off the wall stuff like this.

[@3Bros001]

+AMEN RAH Never thought about that!

[@187umkillas]

EAZY E CPT OG

[@caldoughball9983]

Did you make the video 18:07 on purpose?

[@Unknown-uk7nk]

Eazy-E & Brownside “Eastside Drama” is hard af! 💯

[@kevinwright6957]

Dr Dre and ice cube and suge got made cuz they wasn't eazy e

[@pepieverage6788]

I really liked this interview,,

[@daoneandonly2729]

Dr. Dre "let me ride" and Above the Law "pimp clinic) does sounds similar as hell

[@gazac5018]

This the interview I didn’t know I needed 💯

[@gabzqwerty]

15:55 he lying. He dissed Dre and Snoop on "Don't bite tha funk" lol

[@TheVicious5150]

gabzqwerty he meant he didn't diss him on THAT album lol

[@zachrier8035]

Totally trying to play it off like he didn’t make a diss song lol fucker thinks he’s slick

[@morewithles2738]

He and his much bigger goons jump on the Lynch Mob and Cube, but they did nothing to Suge. I never had respect for Above the Law, but Black Supa man was dope.

[@guiltypleasureisland6642]

MORE WITH LES Suge never disrespected them

[@morewithles2738]

They fought the Lench Mob because Cube dissed(not threatened or put hands on) Easy. Suge threatened or put hands on their homey Easy, THEY DID NOTHING!! 20 years later, this guy is still bragging about whuppin on Cube who is much smaller than him.

[@MultiMrMiles]

Kokanes 1st and 2nd album and ATL 1st, the EP and Black mafia Life, i mean, that was something different, hes right, ATL did start Gfunk, and Hutch will always be a cool guy, really. Now bring out an album from Mz Kilo, thanks.

[@srjpropertiesllc7186]

This brother looks like a smaller version of Faizon Love

[@OhItsThat]

Where’s the part of the interview where they talk about ATL? All the videos are Hutch being asked about Eazy, Suge or Dre.

[@2tooful]

Do another interview and ask him about above the law and ice cube's da lench mob entourage fist fight brawl that occurred in new york at music seminar,supposedly chairs and tables were thrown

[@jamescumberbatch2794]

Eazy E Won And This Is Why, Real Muthaphuckin G's Was Released As A Uncertified Single. Real Muthaphuckin G's Was Basically Like Wanna Know By Meek Mill It Rarely Got Air Time It Only Got Air Time Because It Was A Diss Track To Dre Day And They Wanted To Hear The Response. Dre Album Was A Classic But We Are Talking About The Overall Diss Track Not An Album Because The Chronic Wasn't Even A Diss Album It Was A Basically Dre Saying He Dosent Need Anyone Such As Eazy E Or Nwa For Success He Can Maintain The Same Success As An Independent Rapper And Producer. Yall Blow Things Outta Proportion. Eazy E Wasn't Talentless,He Just Didn't Take Rapping Seriously And Anybody Can Be Givin Words But Can People Turn Those Words And Create A Whole New Unique Flow And That's What Eazy Did R.I.P To A Misunderstood,UnderRated Legend God Bless The Dead But Eazy E Is The Man Because He Made Profits Off Of Dre Plus His Diss Is Rank In The Top 10 Diss Of All Time Learn Your Facts Guys

[@uncle4334]

James Cumberbatch GTFO here wit dat Meek mill comparison shit........Foo this is 90’s true shit not 2010 bs .....

[@richhighnfly]

Keep these ruthless/death row interviews coming vlad.. They interesting

[@xSGTBOMBSQUADx]

man i wnna hear more of this guy!! theres 2 people i wish i could of met and had a convo with and thts eazy and pac! this guy is so knowledgeable. more vlad

[@Drfunk781]

Cold187um invented that west coast sound playa check your history

[@diesel101raw]

As much as I like Fuckin Wit Dre and as funny as it was, what did Dre say the was suppose to offend Eazy ? Nothin really. I bet some of u didn't know half that diss was to Uncle Luke of 2 Life Crew.

[@chistability5405]

+diesel101raw And some was directed at Tim Dawg also

[@yellow9736]

+diesel101raw and couple of lines at Ice Cube

[@yellow9736]

***** Let Me Ride video was released in 93 and they ended the beef after The Chronic dropped. These are the specific lines aimed at Cube: "Then we gonna creep to South Central On a Street Knowledge mission, as I steps in the temple Spot him, got him, as I pulls out my strap Got my chrome to the side of his White Sox hat You trying to check my homey, you better check yourself Cause when you diss Dre you diss yourself"

[@synistawun4201]

Hutch talking about he never dissed Dre...except for that one time on Kokane's Funk Upon a Rhyme in 94 where they cut that Don't Bite the Funk diss record.

[@GalanDestroyer]

Ahhh, interesting... The OG 187um said Above the Law came up with G-funk and while I've never thought about it like that, he's right: their albums were definitely doing the thick bass lines, swirling synths, and interpolating old funk records before any Death Row jawns dropped. That's why I love these interviews: gain a little insight into the important but unknown details of how it all went down.

[@GeorgiaPeachAYEEE]

Vlad get The D.O.C on here! It seem like in every interview people are mentioning The D.O.C

[@marley1221]

wow, didn't know ATL was supposed be with Death Row... imagine that

[@trevorcheek4006]

It's not! #ATL #zone6

[@thaproductz]

Love the interviews w COLD. A true OG !

[@YouTube-Troll]

Where can I find a picture of Vlad ?

[@jheychode]

Does he ever ask him about Above the Law? Sorry not sorry but Uncle Sam's Curse doper than anything Dre or Eazy ever dropped.

[@tanzeel788]

Nope lol, he's just riding the NWA wave at the moment

[@gardoe.c.476]

Slap yourself. You just claimed that a Above The Law album is better than The Chronic and Eazy-Duz-It. Pathetic.

[@jheychode]

have you heard Uncle Sam's Curse? It is better than both those albums, especially The Chronic, the Chronic has like 4 good songs, the rest is filler. And while those songs are phenomenal, Dre's production can't touch 187um's on Uncle Sam's Curse, the beats are so much funkier on USC, the sample flips much more creative and interesting, I could go on and on, USC is the better album.

[@gardoe.c.476]

Nah, I haven't. I don't need to hear it to know that that album isn't better than both albums, especially The Chronic. Just putting Uncle Sam's Curse up there with those dope albums is absurd. The Chronic's tracks are all dope and Eazy-Duz-It's most tracks are dope. It's just common sense to understand both albums are better than Uncle Sam's Curse. Both are classics in hip-hop. Rappers, producers, rap critics/experts, and hip-hop heads know this. Everybody has their opinions, but you're obviously being bias. And devaluing The Chronic shows it more, when in fact The Chronic is easily a top 10 rap album ever, if not top 5. So your logic is basically that a Above The Law album is also a top 10 ever and better than Eazy-Duz-It and "especially" The Chronic. That's wrong. I respect your opinion though. A.T.L. are dope.

[@TheTez1990]

+Hilde EC how? I've heard a few better than the chronic and especially eazy duz it underground albums

[@catalystwarcry8983]

If E was still alive, Ruthless records would’ve been like Interscope! Eazy made beats 2 plus he found B.O.N.E. Cuz had rap battle lyrics

[@bradleycampbell245]

Yep now I understand why Dre didn’t want to do the Straight Outta Compton movie. Dude didn’t want to relive his mistakes and lies he told

[@ravenousblackbird5778]

🔥 Cold 187 um.. "Big Hutch," does the most thorough interviews!!! I mean explains everything vividly with great details! And Vlad I love the questions you asked. Like, "Who all was in the meeting?". That way we can paint a picture of it all while Hutch explains. Dope interview and excellent questions Vlad! Hutch makes the most incredible beats. In fact his production on all the Above the Law records were about equal and sometimes sounded better to me. 💯

[@toddramsey334]

SURE IT BOTHERED HIM, THAT'S WHY HE RESPONDED TO IT.

[@specgoody]

+Todd Ramsey He responded because he was an active gang member and during the 90s you could not take any losses even if it didnt affect you, because it would make you look weak in a way. Just my take on it.

[@SS4MATTG]

+Spec Goody then he still cares....lol

[@specgoody]

I guess haha

[@youngboysnation]

It hurt him to know his old friend would do that but he wasn't tripping over the diss. Eazy knew Dre couldn't see him on the streets and it just so happened he could body him on wax too

[@toddramsey334]

+Matt Young WHY COULDN'T DRE SEE EAZY IN THE STREETS?

[@TonyVega123]

Of course it bothered him. If it didn't then he would've never responded. Eazy responded with like 10 dis tracks lol, he had the picture of Dre with lipstick in his pocket everywhere he went. Haha he was bothered.

[@zapadinschi.]

Eric got paid from The Chronic album, his EP dissing Dr. Dre and playing all DeathRow new hits on his Ruthless Radio Show every weekend and piss Suge Knight off who would start threatening staff members at a radio stations. The man was the first troll in Hip-Hop and a brilliant businessman.

[@jacklyons7960]

Timeless 😍😍😍

[@XsLiMLoco4WsMo]

Cold 187 said he didnt diss Dr.Dre but he did on "Dont bite my shyt"

[@INTM-Tank816]

and i hope the fans undastand when u talk about sprayin me, the same records that ya makin is payin me

[@MichaelWilliams-zg2kq]

eazy-e

[@angelvalle9963]

Two diss tracks that neither guy wrote 🤣🤣🤣

[@kizzykash8307]

great story teller good dude

[@20killershot]

I'm just in awe at how many rappers we have to thank for Eazy. No Eazy no Ice Cube no Dre no DOC no kokane no above the law no MC Ren no Warren G no snoop hence no Nate Dogg and the list goes on.

[@sherigillum06]

😞😞😞😞😞😞

[@acole1974]

Interview mC Ren Vlad!!!

[@HeathenDeluxe]

Cold 187um and Kokane did eventually diss Dre/Snoop on the last track of Kokane's "Funk upon a Rhyme" album. Guess he forgot about that.

[@ReyHugoTelevision614]

Above The Law's album "Black Mafia Life" is the precursor to "The Chronic"