Lazaruz

5y

Eazy born in the wrong era... imagine this dude in his prime in 2020 be game over on the studio gangstas

Mac Wit Da Cheese

5y

You wanna play conspiracy theories with op go ahead but he didn’t have to say X, Juice, and Pop not gonna be remembered

El Nigga

5y

Eazy is the coolest rapper OAT and the face of the most influential/important group in rap history. Haters are severely uninformed

jesuisadorable

5y

you sound like me

when i was 13 years old

Mango

5y

Every middle schooler goes through his Eazy E phase

aLIEN

5y

Eazy-Duz-It

Sinewave

5y

All jokes aside though.
when I think of hiphop all I get is angry. I am ready to admit that this forum has consumed my life. But the anger I feel towards this genre is concerning at times, seriously.
first it's the style, its a matter of taste.

Unfortunately it is now being embraced by people who refuse to listen to anything else. I, for one, am not a fan of this style. Its corny as hell and has a hard time not breaking into me when I listen to it, like there is some kind of psychotic patient coming to kill my sense of humor. Yolo rek bro. But enough of this s***. I could probably make a beef with any of the rappers in hiphop
I don't say that all hiphop artists are terrible, though. I say that some of them are.

A lot of us (I assume myself being one of them) feel that the hype machine for hiphop does nothing but disser these artists. For me, one of my favorite hiphop artists is Grandmaster Flash.
Flash is a gifted rapper, the most versatile rapper the hip hop industry has ever seen. But he's also a master in setting hiphop apart from all other genres. Just off tone, rhymes, and patterns.

because one of the biggest reasons hip hop is so problematic is because it has a f***ing structure that allows it to flourish in an environment of outright hate. Like an extended 'fuck you' to everyone who disagrees with you. It's a whole 'nother layer of racism that I want to talk about later...

(sorry if it comes off rambley and un-coherent. English is not my first language)

El Nigga

5y

Everybody loves Eazy Duz It but the true Eazy stans ride with his post NWA s***

jesuisadorable

5y

I used to stan BG Knocc Out so badly
I actually reached out to him and made him create a Rapgenius account
He converted to Islam too so its extra cool

Wonder how'd his life go if Eazy never died doe

El Nigga

5y

RMGs the GOAT diss song imo to this day. All 3 absolutely MURDER that classic ass beat

"whaaaaaaaat its the knock out, definition original baby gangsta!"

jesuisadorable

5y

I literally bought a baseball bat when i was in 9th grade cuz I was watching that video everyday
we dont even play baseball in my country I dont even know why they sell it probably for fights

BG had the best verse doe fr

j j

5y

2018 - X
2019 - Juice
2020 - Pop Smoke

Sinewave

5y

All jokes aside though.
when I think of hiphop all I get is angry. I am ready to admit that this forum has consumed my life. But the anger I feel towards this genre is concerning at times, seriously.
first it's the style, its a matter of taste.

Unfortunately it is now being embraced by people who refuse to listen to anything else. I, for one, am not a fan of this style. Its corny as hell and has a hard time not breaking into me when I listen to it, like there is some kind of psychotic patient coming to kill my sense of humor. Yolo rek bro. But enough of this s***. I could probably make a beef with any of the rappers in hiphop
I don't say that all hiphop artists are terrible, though. I say that some of them are.

A lot of us (I assume myself being one of them) feel that the hype machine for hiphop does nothing but disser these artists. For me, one of my favorite hiphop artists is Grandmaster Flash.
Flash is a gifted rapper, the most versatile rapper the hip hop industry has ever seen. But he's also a master in setting hiphop apart from all other genres. Just off tone, rhymes, and patterns.

because one of the biggest reasons hip hop is so problematic is because it has a f***ing structure that allows it to flourish in an environment of outright hate. Like an extended 'fuck you' to everyone who disagrees with you. It's a whole 'nother layer of racism that I want to talk about later...

(sorry if it comes off rambley and un-coherent. English is not my first language)

El Nigga

5y

All the verses were 10/10

They all kill it but E's delivery when he said

"mutha f*** dre, motha f*** snoop, motha f*** death row! yo and here comes my left blow!" and he does that karate s*** in the video lmao

or

"and now ya think ya bigga
But to me you ain't nothin but b**** ass nigga!
Dat ain't worth a food stamp
and at Death Row, I hear you gettin treated like boot camp..
Gotta follow your seargents directions, or get yo ass popped with this Smith and Wesson
learn a lesson from the E, stay in your place and don't step to real motherfuckin G's"

The video was always hilarious too and a great response to the Dre Day video. Eazy was that dude tbh

jesuisadorable

5y

''and at Death Row, I hear you gettin treated like boot camp.''

lmfaoo he was reallly RUTHLESS