As a Watts Native and NWA historian, this is one of the most complete and accurate documentaries. This really tells the truth unlike the NWA Movie! But Ren didn't technically leave Ruthless, he was still signed during his disagreements with Eazy. Ren put out Shock of the Hour 1993 and The Villain in Black 1996 on Ruthless .
@Bighomey103 Actually it doesn't which means you're not the historian you think you are! The Israeli already said he NEVER SAID THOSE THINGS TO SUGE and marshall NEVER EVER APPROACHED SUGE but was scared to death when a few Pirus approached him in the Bahamas but everyone forgot about that! As I said in a previous comment, I've known Suge since I was a teen when my cousin and friends went on our first trip to Cali where my cousin Malik recorded his verse on Snoops first album fir the song PUMP PUMP. It's crazy how everyone WHO WASN'T THERE swears they know soooooo much and the other half are cowards telling FAKE STORIES about stepping to Suge...LIES! It's easy to talk when he's 6up!
“Daz you talkin to the wrong foo, you don’t even make 25 cents a record”😂 Daz was signed to Death Row while Eazy owned a record label definitely the wrong fool to play big bank take little bank with 😂😂
@@TheYungPrince Plus often forget DPG had to pay up Big Simon's Publishing(Suge's cut) and their records were making Eazy-E money because Interscope were making payments
Dr. Dre stole the whole G-Funk style from Above The Law. In fact he stole the Let me Ride production idea from them too! One could even argue that Daz Dillinger & DJ Quik created more hits under Death Row than Dre.
Eazy was about that life and wasn’t scared of Suge. He actually wanted to kill Suge. And Suge knew he wanted to kill him… Eazy wasn’t having that bullshit. Then came part two, where 50 and Em wasn’t scared either. There’s a bunch of ppl who wasn’t scared of Suge and some who actually fcked Suge up 😂😂😂 he wasn’t really the boogie man they made him out to be, the gangsters around him were about the life not him. And his stupid shit got Pac killed.
lol eazy got punked and beaten up by suge and his goons and 50 and em, LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL............ 50 cent was hiding in a room when suge and them came, and em let me not even get into that, they spat on him and his bodyguard so much they punked him on a air plane, please stop saying people wasnt scared of suge, suge was with the business, ask biggie, bruce or rat
N.W.A. member you don’t hear about as often: Krazy D, the Mexican member who helped write “Panic Zone,” the group’s first hit. Krazy D, aka Damon Trujillo, calls himself an “original member” of the group, and in an interview with the Phoenix New Times, he talks about his time with N.W.A. and what came after. Krazy D is pictured on their debut 1987 “N.W.A. and the Posse” album. Though he sings in “Dopeman” and wrote half of “Eazy-Duz-It,” Krazy D has never received credit for it, he says. On the IMDb page for Straight Outta Compton, Krazy D doesn’t show up by any of the many names he goes by, and to be fair, we wouldn’t necessarily expect him to be a subject of the movie. Still, Krazy D was an important part of its beginnings, and is the only Latino ever photographed on an N.W.A. record. Just recently, he said he still had 10 of the group’s unreleased tracks.
Bruh you really did a great job in breaking down everything that happened, truly a great video, and most definitely a must watch for anyone that grew up during that era. I remember most of it, but you really brought back some stuff that I completely forgot. 💯
Easy E and Ruthless Records was and still is the most exquisite black owned companies that ever put out rap music!! "Great job Easy E for showing us professional music"
There is nothing automatic in war and pressure... And, a house is small potatoes when there are millions being made. If it was the dope game, it would be like hitting a lick for an ounce instead of 100 bricks... Inconsequential... Not even missed.
That 1st Dogg Pound LP did 2x platinum ……. And it’s a classic but Daz & Kurupt didn’t get no real money from it. Suge probably bought them a Honda Accord on hydraulics & called it a day. Lol
The "9 to the side of his White Sox hat" was a diss to Ice Cube. Cause right before that he said "we gon creep to South Central" (where Cube was from) "on a street knowledge mission" (Cube would reference street knowledge". Snoop even referenced the song "Check Yourself" "cause if you diss Dre you diss yourself"
@@ANT1989The Compton City G video shows the place is a fuckin suburb with lawn and all. I don’t see why they call them ghettos compared to the Boroughs man. LA is spoiled af. lol
Not really.. Pac getting shot and robbed in NYC still would have set otnoff vs BIG because he truly believed BIG was behind it. And if it wasn't for Suge Pac wouldn't have gotten out of jail early, probably no double LP etc etc.
E was the real deal. Although I didn't get into Rap music until I was 16 yr old high school sophomore in '96, looking back it was the best decade for Rap. Some of that spilled over into the early 2000s, but Rap is a fucking joke now. JohnAnthonyHD, you are so right about fake rappers being the mainstream way to be.
Crazy how Eazy-E and MC Ren let fans know from the jump on Eazy's debut album that they were the Ruthless Villains and not Cube or Dre. Real recognize real all day!
Im from the hood. Never think a skinny or short person can't fight. Nipsey fight game is legendary. Ive seen dudes that size beat up guys with muscles. Muscles don't help you fight. They actually hurt if you are too bulky. Because you get winded so fast. They gotta end a fight fast..
@user-bp9xp9ev5v yea im 6 foot 4 and I box. The most dangerous guys are short. Because they get in close and have a short center of gravity. So, if they know how to punch, they hit like a mule. You gotta know how to fight them on the inside and outside.
Snoop allways was and allways will be fake anorexic studio gangster, even today he says something than mounth after he changes hes mind, but in reality he is just a junkie and a homosexual friend of diddler
Eazy and Ren were Kelly Park Crips Suge was only associated with the Mob Piru Bloods Dresta and BG were Nutty Blocc Crips and Quik was a member of the Tree Top Piru Bloods
The White Sox Hat dis was a jab at Cube...at that time Cube was in The Nation...so Dre said spot him in the Temple, Spot em, Got em , did him where he at as i put my gat to his white sox hat!!!
It was definitely a jab at cube but by the time the song came out they were cordial so cube had no reason to reply " on a street knowledge mission" Lench mob records was originally called Street Knowledge Records... owned by Ice Cube and Cube was notorious for wearing a White Sox Hat
I agree this is a good break down of how it went down. I appreciate him taking the time to do the research and sticking to the facts. Eazy E isnt given the props credit or respect he deserves for his roll in hip hop and in business. Without E alot of artist would've never made it. Eazy showed us we can do more than sell dope or selling out.,.. His story is one that needs to be told truthfully. E gave a us great demonstration of coming up and gaining success with the odds against you without turning your back on your people... One the few real ones. Let's do our best to make sure his story isnt swept under the rug or watered down.
@JohnAnthonyHD I'm an old head, so that means I remember all this when it came out in the 90s, and you are telling the story very accurately. Good job👍🏿👍🏿.. you definitely did your research
Thank you. I was about to shoot darts at you when I saw the title and started to watch the beginning but I apologize just for plotting that. You did your due diligence, and I respect the fact that you pointed out Eazy’s response was the Winner cuz of the authentic facts. I don’t care neither what record sold more and higher on the charts…Eazy’s response with his features destroyed death row’s credibility Which makes him the winner! That EP is solid too. I used to bump the hell out of that back in the 90s when it came out I’m an old cat grew up on NWA Thank you so much for this in depth factual lengthy strong video. These idiot next generations can learn a lot from this!!!
To all Eazy-E Fans and his family... From someone who grew up listening to Trance, Techno and freestyle. I wasn't really much into rap at all. Until I listened to Eazy-E! He was the only reason why I enjoyed listening to rap at all. I fell in love with his gangsta rap style! Nothing like it! I feel that he was a true legend then and still a legend today. They couldn't beat him, so they stabbed him with a syringe filled with HIV/AIDS to take him out. Suge Knight even admitted it on a talk show. But what goes around, sure came around. Now they're in prison where they belong. Everyone will always see Eazy-E as the Godfather of Gangsta Rap! Who also outsmarted them all with no effort at all. May God Bless Eazy-E (Eric Lynn Wright) and May he rest in Peace! He is and will always be missed! But will always live within our hearts! Still today, I enjoy listening to his music! Simply the best and much love to him! ..... th-cam.com/video/fJuapp9SORA/w-d-xo.html
The problem with most artist is they think everything in the music industry is free all that room service, merchandise, tour props,etc, not to mention all the useless shit they buy like jewelry 30 cars 10 houses they don't need and wonder why they are broke at the end of their contract average musicians make 75 cents every record sold AND they don't understand that record companies DO NOT finance tours they only help promote them to future artist just remember that big advance they give u upon signing the contract you have to sign off on it as a loan which means yes you have to pay it back that advance is only to pay for studio time and yes it absolutely states that in your contract it's funny that after ice cube crying about how much ruthless paid him he turned around and did the same shit to his artist cos he finally understood how the record biz actually works
Eazy was the one who really kick started rappers making mixtapes dedicated to dissing their enemies with that "It's On" joint. His impact is slept on for sure!
I’m 39 years old, Eazy is my original favorite rapper. I started listening to him in 93 and have tried to follow everything he’s done since then. U had some cool little gems in this documentary that I had never heard before, so that was pretty cool. Well done. I wonder about a few things tho, for one, Ren always stayed with Eazy too, not just Yella, and I’m curious where u got the info about Pac almost signing to Ruthless? I am curious about that part because BONE has done interviews saying Eazy specifically told them NOT to get involved in the beef. So it’s seems weird he would want Pac to get involved in the beef
It’s a pretty deep story but it’s true. I’m a die hard Pac fan. I also grew up and actually had all NWA’s albums from the jump and followed all the break up and the solo careers to this day I’m a gangster rap/ hip hop head and a lot of all this stuff is way more tied together than any of these TH-cam channels have done on their videos. Shit I even loved and had digital underground’s first album and pac is even include on the cassette insert and so. Anyway cheers and good to see others still love E !
Man !!!!!!! Imagine if Pac would've been on Ruthless. I wonder would he have been able to bang with them heavy weights so early in his career or would he have been mopped up lol. I wish I could see it in a alternate universe lol
Kefee Dee said in a interview that I keep telling you that the beef between Eazy and suge wasn’t real because the Crips would had never have went for that
You forgot to mention that there was a falling out with The DOC on Helter Skelter since those songs were written by him, when shit hit the fan, The DOC took all the stems and masters and released Helter Skelter himself
@@tyroneaugustine229 lol yea thats the one DOC took the masters and released it himself, go listen to DOCs album Helter Skelter, all that couldve been Cube and Dre
In the 90's the West Coast was like the second Wild West. Those streets were crazy back then. Everyone had to carry, even if you didn't gang bang, or have any affiliation to gangs. A different mindset, a different atmosphere!
Amazing work on this doc! I watched straight outta Compton after this haven't seen it Ina while and I never realized how bad they made eazy look. It was infuriating
Awesome video bro!! This coming from a guy who listens to metal at that, I grew up on NWA and Eazy though so I had to check out the video, awesome job.
Dre and Snoop was talkin bout Cube on Dre Day. Gotbmy chrome to the side of his White Sox hat then Snoop said you tryin to Check my homie you best "Check yourself" kuz when you diss Dre you diss yourself.
Great documentary. I appreciate all of the time and effort that you put into this video, and was interested to hear detailed breakdowns of Eazy-E content, some of which I didn't really know about before. As a side note, it took me way too long to recognize the Call of Duty Zombies background music, but I was lucky enough to at least catch it before the video ended.
Dre was the hottest producer/Rapper in hip hop at that time even after the Real Mfns Gs Diss💯 Eazy was definitely paid but popularity and musically Dre was still on 🔥 Most of Eazy Disses where Obscure 🤷🏾♂️💯
Eazy fucked them up with It's on, fact!!!! And, he won twice, because Dre day only met Eazy's payday, fact!!! Eazy didn't even care about the Chronic, because he made multi millions!!@
Thanks for the upload ,very Thorough, bunch of things I hadn't picked uo before in the diss tracks until watching this video ..No doubt Easy was the Truer Gangster, He was the real deal, but as I think mentioned in this video, You cant deny Dre's Musical Genius.
So suge could have been in the NFL if he would have left the street life alone. I didn’t know suge played in the nfl for two games. Him going to the NFL would have changed the dynamics of rap in the 90’s and pac/biggie would probably still be alive
This is all since less beefing. I fault eazy for letting Jerry Heller break up the crew. One man got greedy because he owned the company but didn't look out for the ones that him large
Opposite, Rip 🙏 Eric Wright, if he financed everything, and tell me any company that the CEO who started everything gets less money 💰 than the rest of them??? Eazy was very smart and a great business man, and none of them would have been shit if it wasn't for Eric Wright!!!@
Bruh brought me back a little being born in 79 I was ten in 89 remember this beef and cube NWA break up like it was yesterday then we got the real bangers. 89 threw 95 was fire!
it is well documented that weird Al yankovic is an Og with the Leuders park piru bloods..suge and the mob came up under weird Al and learned everything they knew from him
It's possible to live literally right outside of gang territory with how arbitrarily they lay their lines. Waterbury Connecticut was like this back in the day, the difference between safety and danger being a single road
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That photo of Dr. Dre from his World Class Wrecking Cru days is still funny as hell 😂
If it wasn't for Eazy-E it wouldn't be no Ice cube or Gay Dre Eazy been had money before the fame💯💯💯
@@carlos_sosaa Eazy e and heller were lovers that was his boyfriend that is why eazy e like heller so much
Real mthrfkn Gz was way harder than Dre day
FACTS!!! 💯
Mann I think it was about a tie they both was hard as hell
I think the people should do a vote on which one was the hardest do a rate on both of the songs
Easy was the real gangster
I love Eazy-E but always thought the beat sounded like a knock off Dre beat.
As a Watts Native and NWA historian, this is one of the most complete and accurate documentaries. This really tells the truth unlike the NWA Movie!
But Ren didn't technically leave Ruthless, he was still signed during his disagreements with Eazy. Ren put out Shock of the Hour 1993 and The Villain in Black 1996 on Ruthless .
And Ruthless for life in 98
@Bighomey103 Actually it doesn't which means you're not the historian you think you are! The Israeli already said he NEVER SAID THOSE THINGS TO SUGE and marshall NEVER EVER APPROACHED SUGE but was scared to death when a few Pirus approached him in the Bahamas but everyone forgot about that! As I said in a previous comment, I've known Suge since I was a teen when my cousin and friends went on our first trip to Cali where my cousin Malik recorded his verse on Snoops first album fir the song PUMP PUMP. It's crazy how everyone WHO WASN'T THERE swears they know soooooo much and the other half are cowards telling FAKE STORIES about stepping to Suge...LIES! It's easy to talk when he's 6up!
@@DJLXSTARR hummm what are you taking about? Put the pipe down lil homie. What does this have to do with MC Ren being signed to Ruthless?
@@DJLXSTARRtell us more stories homie. wtf are you even talking about? Lying ass
Fs imigrants are not natives unless you have over 10 generations of family before your self 😂 or your a native indian
Nah hearing Eazy E, Kurupt, Daz & Michel’le arguing on the radio is the funniest ever
With MC Eiht in the background trying to calm that shit down lol
@@TyJohnson1997 it wasn't Michelle it was Daz's lady Kenya Ware
“Daz you talkin to the wrong foo, you don’t even make 25 cents a record”😂 Daz was signed to Death Row while Eazy owned a record label definitely the wrong fool to play big bank take little bank with 😂😂
@@TheYungPrince Plus often forget DPG had to pay up Big Simon's Publishing(Suge's cut) and their records were making Eazy-E money because Interscope were making payments
Don't forget Layzie Bone
Dr. Dre stole the whole G-Funk style from Above The Law. In fact he stole the Let me Ride production idea from them too! One could even argue that Daz Dillinger & DJ Quik created more hits under Death Row than Dre.
Facts!!! Snoop and Warren G were under ATL before Dre and they would bring ATLs ideas to Dre and he would make his own version and release it first!
@@EWheels Exactly!!
FAAAAAACTZ💯
Oh yeah?
People always want to discredit whoever is on top...
The best breakdown in a video answers alot of questions RIP Eazy-E
Indeed ‼️‼️‼️
Eazy was about that life and wasn’t scared of Suge. He actually wanted to kill Suge. And Suge knew he wanted to kill him… Eazy wasn’t having that bullshit. Then came part two, where 50 and Em wasn’t scared either. There’s a bunch of ppl who wasn’t scared of Suge and some who actually fcked Suge up 😂😂😂 he wasn’t really the boogie man they made him out to be, the gangsters around him were about the life not him. And his stupid shit got Pac killed.
What do you know? Go talk about josh giddy🐷🐷
Everybody wanna rewrite their own history Like they was there Tupac was a grown man
That's not true about suge had pac killed they were setup by diddy
Lol Bro suge had industry scared to death stop the cap
lol eazy got punked and beaten up by suge and his goons and 50 and em, LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL............ 50 cent was hiding in a room when suge and them came, and em let me not even get into that, they spat on him and his bodyguard so much they punked him on a air plane, please stop saying people wasnt scared of suge, suge was with the business, ask biggie, bruce or rat
N.W.A. member you don’t hear about as often: Krazy D, the Mexican member who helped write “Panic Zone,” the group’s first hit. Krazy D, aka Damon Trujillo, calls himself an “original member” of the group, and in an interview with the Phoenix New Times, he talks about his time with N.W.A. and what came after. Krazy D is pictured on their debut 1987 “N.W.A. and the Posse” album. Though he sings in “Dopeman” and wrote half of “Eazy-Duz-It,” Krazy D has never received credit for it, he says. On the IMDb page for Straight Outta Compton, Krazy D doesn’t show up by any of the many names he goes by, and to be fair, we wouldn’t necessarily expect him to be a subject of the movie. Still, Krazy D was an important part of its beginnings, and is the only Latino ever photographed on an N.W.A. record. Just recently, he said he still had 10 of the group’s unreleased tracks.
This was such a great video, thanks for posting this, you touched on so many things i never heard before.
good video, it was overkill going over the lyrics and then playing the actual track but other than that, good video
Bone Thugs would carry Ruthless Records on it's back for another 10 years.
Until
Tomica Wright messed everything up
@@dwaynejpeterkin tomica ruined eazy e legacy, and even allowed to make eazy look weak in straight outta compton movie
They couldn’t hold themselves 😂😂😂😂
Right
We gon get along muthfucka we gon get alonnng
Just because you were born or raised in the hood, doesn't mean that you have to BE hood for the rest of your life.
True
Yea the story teller was too biased sucking eazy e off who betrayed his people to work for a whiteman
Thank you.
Take people out the hood and take em somewhere out in nature and see there’s more to life peace ☮️
I wish Suge read this before he decided to start death row. 😂
Bruh you really did a great job in breaking down everything that happened, truly a great video, and most definitely a must watch for anyone that grew up during that era. I remember most of it, but you really brought back some stuff that I completely forgot. 💯
Easy E and Ruthless Records was and still is the most exquisite black owned companies that ever put out rap music!! "Great job Easy E for showing us professional music"
Black owned hahahaaha Jerry heller: EXISTS
I never knew that Jerry was black also, maybe hes like Michael Jackson who got bleached...?😲
If the opps are paying you, you win automatically. They helped him buy a house, that’s a win.
There is nothing automatic in war and pressure...
And, a house is small potatoes when there are millions being made.
If it was the dope game, it would be like hitting a lick for an ounce instead of 100 bricks...
Inconsequential...
Not even missed.
Lol you right 😂
Daz tryna tell Eazy he sold more than him was hilarious 😂😂😂
😂😂😂 ikr😂😂
Mfs saying anything when they get mad 🤣🤣🤣
That 1st Dogg Pound LP did 2x platinum ……. And it’s a classic but Daz & Kurupt didn’t get no real money from it. Suge probably bought them a Honda Accord on hydraulics & called it a day. Lol
And saying he didn’t know D.O.C was stupid 😂 who he think he came out with 😂
@@777bhanathat album wasn’t out at the time eazy died before it came out
The "9 to the side of his White Sox hat" was a diss to Ice Cube. Cause right before that he said "we gon creep to South Central" (where Cube was from) "on a street knowledge mission" (Cube would reference street knowledge". Snoop even referenced the song "Check Yourself" "cause if you diss Dre you diss yourself"
Exactly. That’s why Da Lench Mob dissed them back on Guerrillas ain’t Gangstas with line “ On a Street Knowledge Mission you n****s is wishing”.
SNOOP IS A FRAUD .
Ice Cube Grew up Middle Class and went to private schools!!
@@stanleyfranks9891
Lol Los Angeles hoods aren't even "poor" or run down, shit nice, just expensive and surrounded by gangs. 🤷🏿♂️
@@ANT1989The Compton City G video shows the place is a fuckin suburb with lawn and all. I don’t see why they call them ghettos compared to the Boroughs man. LA is spoiled af. lol
The black ops zombie music is crazy work 😂
I thought I was hearing it in my head 🤣 it was driving me crazy till I saw this comment
Jerry shoulda just let Eazy take out Suge, we'd still have Pac and B.I.G
That Part 💯💯💯🎯
Right that would have changed the whole dynamics of the rap world and death row would have stopped before it even started
Not really.. Pac getting shot and robbed in NYC still would have set otnoff vs BIG because he truly believed BIG was behind it. And if it wasn't for Suge Pac wouldn't have gotten out of jail early, probably no double LP etc etc.
You actually right cause pac would’ve stayed in jail
@@queenofnyc5584 someone would of bonded him out eventually but he wouldn’t have went to deathrow so he would probably still be alive
very well produced, informative and interesting doc.
thanks for sharing 👌🏼
E was the real deal. Although I didn't get into Rap music until I was 16 yr old high school sophomore in '96, looking back it was the best decade for Rap. Some of that spilled over into the early 2000s, but Rap is a fucking joke now. JohnAnthonyHD, you are so right about fake rappers being the mainstream way to be.
Crazy how Eazy-E and MC Ren let fans know from the jump on Eazy's debut album that they were the Ruthless Villains and not Cube or Dre. Real recognize real all day!
Solid
you know how damn rare an all black Raiders hat with a green under brim is to find today!!!!
90’s staple
Not in ny
Raiders,Yankees, Kentucky are the teams that is selling apparel in all 50 states, to me I think they have the biggest and loyal fanbase
4rqW😊0jq++q!@@4ArchieLee
It’s not rare u just not looking hard enough 😂
The radio argument was hilarious 😂 😃 😄 😁
Im from the hood. Never think a skinny or short person can't fight. Nipsey fight game is legendary. Ive seen dudes that size beat up guys with muscles. Muscles don't help you fight. They actually hurt if you are too bulky. Because you get winded so fast. They gotta end a fight fast..
Absolutely right Im a big guy and my brother is short but he punches feel like a ton of bricks. Size doesn't matter.
@user-bp9xp9ev5v yea im 6 foot 4 and I box. The most dangerous guys are short. Because they get in close and have a short center of gravity. So, if they know how to punch, they hit like a mule. You gotta know how to fight them on the inside and outside.
Snoop allways was and allways will be fake anorexic studio gangster, even today he says something than mounth after he changes hes mind, but in reality he is just a junkie and a homosexual friend of diddler
This a good one fasho 💯
This was a Compton War.
People die at the hands of the enemy in war. This was a tiff. lol 😂
Eazy and Ren were Kelly Park Crips Suge was only associated with the Mob Piru Bloods Dresta and BG were Nutty Blocc Crips and Quik was a member of the Tree Top Piru Bloods
The White Sox Hat dis was a jab at Cube...at that time Cube was in The Nation...so Dre said spot him in the Temple, Spot em, Got em , did him where he at as i put my gat to his white sox hat!!!
Good call 💯
Yes it was jab at Ice Cube
He was talking about Uncle Luke Ice cube was featured on Let me ride video during the chronic
It was definitely a jab at cube but by the time the song came out they were cordial so cube had no reason to reply " on a street knowledge mission" Lench mob records was originally called Street Knowledge Records... owned by Ice Cube and Cube was notorious for wearing a White Sox Hat
Yeah Cube knew it
I agree this is a good break down of how it went down. I appreciate him taking the time to do the research and sticking to the facts. Eazy E isnt given the props credit or respect he deserves for his roll in hip hop and in business. Without E alot of artist would've never made it. Eazy showed us we can do more than sell dope or selling out.,.. His story is one that needs to be told truthfully. E gave a us great demonstration of coming up and gaining success with the odds against you without turning your back on your people... One the few real ones. Let's do our best to make sure his story isnt swept under the rug or watered down.
Excellent video, a few things were off but overall an excellent video.
@JohnAnthonyHD I'm an old head, so that means I remember all this when it came out in the 90s, and you are telling the story very accurately. Good job👍🏿👍🏿.. you definitely did your research
The Black Ops II zombies background music makes it hard to fall asleep to your videos. :(
GREAT VIDEO!! I grew up listening to gangster rap. You explained it perfectly!! Thank you!!
Thank you. I was about to shoot darts at you when I saw the title and started to watch the beginning but I apologize just for plotting that. You did your due diligence, and I respect the fact that you pointed out Eazy’s response was the Winner cuz of the authentic facts. I don’t care neither what record sold more and higher on the charts…Eazy’s response with his features destroyed death row’s credibility Which makes him the winner! That EP is solid too. I used to bump the hell out of that back in the 90s when it came out I’m an old cat grew up on NWA Thank you so much for this in depth factual lengthy strong video. These idiot next generations can learn a lot from this!!!
this was excellent! easy-e was a real gangster and hella business savvy 🤜🏽
To all Eazy-E Fans and his family... From someone who grew up listening to Trance, Techno and freestyle. I wasn't really much into rap at all. Until I listened to Eazy-E! He was the only reason why I enjoyed listening to rap at all. I fell in love with his gangsta rap style! Nothing like it! I feel that he was a true legend then and still a legend today. They couldn't beat him, so they stabbed him with a syringe filled with HIV/AIDS to take him out. Suge Knight even admitted it on a talk show. But what goes around, sure came around. Now they're in prison where they belong. Everyone will always see Eazy-E as the Godfather of Gangsta Rap! Who also outsmarted them all with no effort at all. May God Bless Eazy-E (Eric Lynn Wright) and May he rest in Peace! He is and will always be missed! But will always live within our hearts! Still today, I enjoy listening to his music! Simply the best and much love to him! ..... th-cam.com/video/fJuapp9SORA/w-d-xo.html
dope video
Damn they took Eazy E way too early. r.i.p
Your videos are so informative and well done. Bravo!!!!!!!
Amen to your closing statement!!🕊️💙
I Gotta Eazy E and RuthLess Records won the Battle
But lost war
Yea he sucking eazy no one cared about eazy before he died this is facts
@@crunchmaneslice276nah suge and his boys lost the war do some research before you start saying anything
@@crunchmaneslice276 There is no winners in war, Eazy E is dead and Suge is in prison, so they both lost.
@@luiscarr5288
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Suge has a weird relationship with Las Vegas 😂
Always bet on black
What you mean. He lived there In the 80s . He went to unlv and did security there and sold drugs
: Please explain HOW going to Hhe University Of Las Vegas "weird".?😮
He shot his friend at the university too and numerous other things
@@Keepthinking568 it didn't happen at the university but yes he shot someone and stole there car in Vegas in 1987
Fun fact: Orlando Baby Lane Anderson's best friend was B.G KnoccOut, one of the features in the song "Compton City G's"
That's not true . Bg lied they were cool though
lol@bestfriends
well known how close they were. def not best friends
dresta is bg brother. dresta was easy homie and on that dre diss track ... that's how they friends. he was closer to dresta
@@SUPRMANNBEATS no they friends because nutty blocc and southside were cliqued up back then . Bg and lane the same age. Dresta is older
The problem with most artist is they think everything in the music industry is free all that room service, merchandise, tour props,etc, not to mention all the useless shit they buy like jewelry 30 cars 10 houses they don't need and wonder why they are broke at the end of their contract average musicians make 75 cents every record sold AND they don't understand that record companies DO NOT finance tours they only help promote them to future artist just remember that big advance they give u upon signing the contract you have to sign off on it as a loan which means yes you have to pay it back that advance is only to pay for studio time and yes it absolutely states that in your contract it's funny that after ice cube crying about how much ruthless paid him he turned around and did the same shit to his artist cos he finally understood how the record biz actually works
That Eazy E diss album “ It’s On Dre “ is a underrated classic that don’t get talked about enough
Eazy was the one who really kick started rappers making mixtapes dedicated to dissing their enemies with that "It's On" joint. His impact is slept on for sure!
@@JohnAnthonyHD Facts , dude was a genius. E wasn’t the best rapper, but his distinctive voice and delivery made up for it and he just didn’t give af
Its On Muhthafuhkah
@@JohnAnthonyHD Facts
Absolutely. Definitely one of the best diss records in my opinion
I'm not going lie this a eazy e fan video lol😂 and I'm eazy fan
JohnanthonyHD,nice work
Great work!! "Dre day only make Easy payday" and now look at Deathrow.
You are right about this 💯 facts
I would love to get that Temporary Insanity Album!!! I know its dope!!!
that shit is never releasing
Awesome breakdown. New sub here 👊
I’m 39 years old, Eazy is my original favorite rapper. I started listening to him in 93 and have tried to follow everything he’s done since then. U had some cool little gems in this documentary that I had never heard before, so that was pretty cool. Well done. I wonder about a few things tho, for one, Ren always stayed with Eazy too, not just Yella, and I’m curious where u got the info about Pac almost signing to Ruthless? I am curious about that part because BONE has done interviews saying Eazy specifically told them NOT to get involved in the beef. So it’s seems weird he would want Pac to get involved in the beef
Pac talked to E prior to all the things that he had went through.
It’s a pretty deep story but it’s true. I’m a die hard Pac fan. I also grew up and actually had all NWA’s albums from the jump and followed all the break up and the solo careers to this day I’m a gangster rap/ hip hop head and a lot of all this stuff is way more tied together than any of these TH-cam channels have done on their videos. Shit I even loved and had digital underground’s first album and pac is even include on the cassette insert and so. Anyway cheers and good to see others still love E !
You guys are all right!!! 2 pac actually loved Eazy, he had no personal problems with Eric Wright!!@
@@casper5675 hell yeah bro 🍻
Man !!!!!!! Imagine if Pac would've been on Ruthless. I wonder would he have been able to bang with them heavy weights so early in his career or would he have been mopped up lol.
I wish I could see it in a alternate universe lol
Much love for you Brother for that Video and that bo2 Zombie Sound 👐🏻 dope
bro is that the cod zombie menu in the background?? W
John, this is one of, if not, the best documentary of your channel.
Keep being the best on hip hop documentaries. 😊
BTW, F Quake and DiverseMentality!
JohnAnthonyHD is NUMBER ONE!
Why is the call of duty zombies lobby song on in the background😂😂😂😂
I'm a big '90s West Coast Hip-Hop (especially G-Funk) and I have to say that your research is fantastic! Great job!
Kefee Dee said in a interview that I keep telling you that the beef between Eazy and suge wasn’t real because the Crips would had never have went for that
That was such a great video.
Ez was a real deal. He's like that one friend that will never leave you even if the odds are against you.
Great documentary! 🔥🔥🔥
Listening to this at work, mad props you did alot of research! 🔥
Need to talk about y'all own culture.. That's all evil🐷
I like how you put your videos together great work
You forgot to mention that there was a falling out with The DOC on Helter Skelter since those songs were written by him, when shit hit the fan, The DOC took all the stems and masters and released Helter Skelter himself
Cube and Dre was supposed to do the Helter Skelter album.
He was to invested in easy e he was hanging off his nuts way too much noone was even messing wit eazy like that
@@tyroneaugustine229 lol yea thats the one DOC took the masters and released it himself, go listen to DOCs album Helter Skelter, all that couldve been Cube and Dre
They had stems back then ? Lol
this was great breakdown
In the 90's the West Coast was like the second Wild West. Those streets were crazy back then. Everyone had to carry, even if you didn't gang bang, or have any affiliation to gangs. A different mindset, a different atmosphere!
Amazing work on this doc! I watched straight outta Compton after this haven't seen it Ina while and I never realized how bad they made eazy look. It was infuriating
The white sox hat part was directed towards ice cube not Easy- E
I love💜 love💜 love💜 your channel!!! and you can truly see your hard work, and dedication doing your research keep up the good work!!! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🅿️💯‼️😎👍🏾👍🏾
Eazy had real gangsters in the video
Great break down on this video. Love your channel
Can You Do
Boogie Down Productions vs Juice Crew
Bro are you using black
Ops zombie background music ? 😂
Much better than YOUR TRASH !!
Awesome video bro!! This coming from a guy who listens to metal at that, I grew up on NWA and Eazy though so I had to check out the video, awesome job.
Dre and Snoop was talkin bout Cube on Dre Day. Gotbmy chrome to the side of his White Sox hat then Snoop said you tryin to Check my homie you best "Check yourself" kuz when you diss Dre you diss yourself.
Yep and they mentioned Temple because he was Muslim at the time
Great documentary. I appreciate all of the time and effort that you put into this video, and was interested to hear detailed breakdowns of Eazy-E content, some of which I didn't really know about before. As a side note, it took me way too long to recognize the Call of Duty Zombies background music, but I was lucky enough to at least catch it before the video ended.
Dre was the hottest producer/Rapper in hip hop at that time even after the Real Mfns Gs Diss💯 Eazy was definitely paid but popularity and musically Dre was still on 🔥 Most of Eazy Disses where Obscure 🤷🏾♂️💯
Not in Los Angeles County. Real MFg was as big as Not Like US. The CPT and WTS card all came out for the video shoot. It was crazy! E had the streets
Dre was not stop it Dre is bisexual
Eazy fucked them up with It's on, fact!!!! And, he won twice, because Dre day only met Eazy's payday, fact!!! Eazy didn't even care about the Chronic, because he made multi millions!!@
The thing is the streets never left E Dre needed the industry or he had nothing he had to sell out
Good report. The only correction is that MC Ren never left Ruthless Records.
Dre, Cube lost all street credibility, at least their studio gangster prop made them millions.
CUBE APPEARING IN DISNEY FILMS-WTF?
Thanks for the upload ,very Thorough, bunch of things I hadn't picked uo before in the diss tracks until watching this video ..No doubt Easy was the Truer Gangster, He was the real deal, but as I think mentioned in this video, You cant deny Dre's Musical Genius.
Kendrick a student of the game
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Bro, nice job on this doc. But I read alot of comments that easy was not a member of the Kelly park crips but was heavily affiliated with the set
Damn this was a banger. You forget about some of these classic tracks.
Great video Is that the call of duty zombies tune in the background
Man. Imagine the lives that would have been saved had Eazy offed Sug. Soooooo much changes if that happens.
Well done...
I'm happy that Death Row exist, but Suge Knight had some real issues.
Go find your culture boy🐷🐷
So did eazy go look at eazy with ruthless he destroyed that goldmine before he died
@ApoloWilliams destroyed it with 95+million? Do you're research before commenting bruh you look stupid
The legendary RJ Watkins Sr with the Eazy E interview
However I blame Dr. Dre too for not reading that contract. That's why we're all looking at this video
18:52 black ops zombies music over a gangster feud is wild
So suge could have been in the NFL if he would have left the street life alone. I didn’t know suge played in the nfl for two games. Him going to the NFL would have changed the dynamics of rap in the 90’s and pac/biggie would probably still be alive
It would be great if you do the Same Video with Cube and his beef from NWA, Common, Cypress hill and the others.
We miss you Eazy!
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The Musik is that what us believed in our own Life 😊👍✌️!
Video is really good 👍
This is all since less beefing. I fault eazy for letting Jerry Heller break up the crew. One man got greedy because he owned the company but didn't look out for the ones that him large
Opposite, Rip 🙏 Eric Wright, if he financed everything, and tell me any company that the CEO who started everything gets less money 💰 than the rest of them??? Eazy was very smart and a great business man, and none of them would have been shit if it wasn't for Eric Wright!!!@
Bruh brought me back a little being born in 79 I was ten in 89 remember this beef and cube NWA break up like it was yesterday then we got the real bangers. 89 threw 95 was fire!
Eazy hit somekind Massive nerve,They really wanted to kill him and same propably goes eazy's way.therez a LOT of people who were ready to get busy.
amazing!!!
You’re telling me, Weird Al Yankovic also grew up in gang territory? He grew up up in Lynwood too.
Lol, Lynwood is hood, but not THAT hood. Just so happens to be near Compton and Watts
The whole of lynwood isn't gang territory
it is well documented that weird Al yankovic is an Og with the Leuders park piru bloods..suge and the mob came up under weird Al and learned everything they knew from him
It's possible to live literally right outside of gang territory with how arbitrarily they lay their lines. Waterbury Connecticut was like this back in the day, the difference between safety and danger being a single road