Final Eazy-E Interview [Unreleased Audio] [January 1995]

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Breh that interviewer

Oh, I dig so feel free to let it roll. Don't let my white girl voice fool you! I love me some Quik.

Hey, I love you too. For all my fans that love me, ya'll keep me alive. I feel like, if they don't give me my props I'm gonna go ahead and do things that have nothing to do with music. I'm gonna do a PBS special or something.

You gonna go on PBS to raise money to stay on Michael Jackson's street?

Exactly! [Laughs.] Well not really because it's paid for!

 

[KingsOfKings]

But not everyone was sympathetic. According to one hospital staffer, some women claiming to be Eazy's former lovers were phoning in death threats. Across the country, at a panel discussion in Virginia, Compton rapper DJ Quik was saying that Eazy-E knew he had the disease two years ago and vowed to spread it around. (Ruthless employee Keisha Anderson went on KKBT on March 16 and said that "Eazy was tested 18 months ago, and it was negative.") Rumors were snowballing: Eazy was a closet homosexual, Eazy was a heroin addict. Eazy was on his deathbed, Eazy was getting better. On and on. The fevered gossip said more about the anxiety running through Planet Hip Hop than it did about the truth.