R.I.P. Eazy-E

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RIP Eazy :salute: damn I was just bangin only if u want it in the whip yesterday not even realizing this
 

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"nikkas talk shyt so I talk a lot of shyt too, nikkas wanna diss fukk them and they whole crew"



RIP to the Godfather of Gangsta Rap
 
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*r.i.p., pours out a little liquor*

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Took my older brother's tape cover to school like :blessed:

Still remember the first time I watched him jump through the screen :ooh:

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The lack of a response to this thread is why I will always say that the love 2Pac gets is absorbed in hype. When Eazy passed that was big to me but it seemed like no one cared.....and 18 years later he we are again.



I dont know about anyone else but I actually did think dude was 15 when he came out....when he passed and they gave his real age that blew my mind.

Let me start by saying R.I.P. to Eazy E outta respect. But I think you are underestimating 2pac's influence and reach.

2pac had a stronger presence during his life than Eazy E while Eazy was alive. I was just listening to a Lil Cease interview (with Whoo Kid) where he was saying that where ever they would tour they would see people with Thug Life tatted on them and they were ridin' with Pac. I never heard any stories like this about Eazy. (Not saying that they dont exist tho)

Eazy pioneered gangsta rap but the music didn't talk about building as a community. It talked about the opposite. Pac connected with people because he primarily talked about building. That's why people still talk about him today.
 

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I wonder if Eazy and Dre would have ever patch things up, after he left Death Row. :yeshrug:


According to the unauthorized Dre bio everyone including Cube was on deck to get back together right before Eazy's death. Eazy just wanted some of the things that DPG had said aimed at his direction to die down first.


Eazys death came outta nowhere. Him having aids at first sounded like a rumor because Big Daddy Kane was supposed to have AIDS as well..Then he just died. Right after the news of him having AIDS came out his death was right behind it.....Crazy moment. Definatly a Hip Hop death that hit me.
 

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RIP Eazy


True pioneer, one of the most influential people in hip hop history.
 

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Let me start by saying R.I.P. to Eazy E outta respect. But I think you are underestimating 2pac's influence and reach.

2pac had a stronger presence during his life than Eazy E while Eazy was alive. I was just listening to a Lil Cease interview (with Whoo Kid) where he was saying that where ever they would tour they would see people with Thug Life tatted on them and they were ridin' with Pac. I never heard any stories like this about Eazy. (Not saying that they dont exist tho)

Eazy pioneered gangsta rap but the music didn't talk about building as a community. It talked about the opposite. Pac connected with people because he primarily talked about building. That's why people still talk about him today.


Totally disagree with everything u said. Eazy was mythical figure by 1991. You must have not been around when nikkaz$Life dropped. I dont care what other album came out that year....Low End Theory....Death Certificate.....They made big noise but nikkaz4Life was the album of the year. Eazy was to NWA like what Rick Ross is to MMG or Baby is to Cash Money. Right before The Chronic took over the rap world, Eazy was still able to make a hit song with Only If You Want It. In 1992 theres no way u could say Pac was bigger then Eazy E.... Both Eazy and Pac had successful years in 1993. But even by 1993 u still couldnt say Pac was bigger.......Yeah Pac was doing a movie with Janet but you also had Chris Rock making a whole movie called CB4 where Chris Rock played a mock version of Eazy E. By 1994 PAC was known for shooting those cops the rape charges and going to prison......Eazy as solo was quiet but he was making noise grooming a new group called Bone Thugs N Harmony. In 1995 Eazy died leaving his group Bone Thugs carrying his legacy with a succesful and dope album while Pac was in prison. Pacs 3rd album was his only spokesman in 1995. Now according to you..Up until this point Pac had a bigger reach.....But according to the math that makes no sense.........Pacs highlight was 1996. I could see your argument if you were refering to 2013....But we're talking 1995.....I repeat 1995. The Tupac of 2013 was not the Tupac of 1995. Eazy was an Icon in 1995. You sound like you weren't around during this era. My gripe is where was the overhype when Eazy died. He was definatly worth it...Thats all I'm saying.
 
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