We previously reported on the news that 'Eazy' would arrive at midnight and it was also shared that it will exclusively be playable on Spotify for 24 hours before being available elsewhere.

There has been much chatter these days about Ye and his escapades: whether he is jumping from one city to the next with new girlfriend Julia Fox, evading rumors that he is being investigated for criminal battery, or sitting down with Hollywood Unlocked's Jason Lee to discuss why he chose to purchase a home across the street from estranged wife Kim Kardashian, West remains a topic of conversation.Īmid all of the social media moments, Ye emerged with The Game and the two teased their collaboration, 'Eazy,' or 'My Life Was Never Eazy.' In a snippet, Ye can be heard rapping about beating up Pete Davidson, an obvious jab to the Saturday Night Live comedian who has currently been spotted jet-setting with Kim.

It's the song that everyone has been waiting for and The Game and Kanye West have delivered. However, the talented gangster-turned-rapper didn't enjoy the limelight for very long.16 MAKE IT STOP A preview of the track went viral after Ye was heard threatening to beat up Pete Davidson in a snippet. part ways, Eazy-E embarked on a very successful solo career. He started recording songs during the mid-1980s in his parents' garage, thus starting Ruthless Records, which led to the formation of the successful rap group.Īfter inner turmoil saw N.W.A. Rapper Eazy-E was born Eric Wright on September 7, 1963, in Compton, California, a city in Los Angeles County. However, after his cousin was shot and killed, he decided that he could make a better living in the Los Angeles music scene, which was spiking in popularity. Per UPI, born Eric Lynn Wright, Eazy-E touted what was perhaps N.W.A.'s most distinctive voice, spiritually and literally, contributing to rap milestones like 'F*ck tha Police,' 'Gangsta Gangsta,' and 'Boyz-n-the-Hood.' In his teens and early 20s, Wright was allegedly making as much as $250,000 from dealing drugs on L.A. The group also helped develop a new kind of storytelling approach to the mainstream canon with cult classic albums like Straight Outta Compton, eventually launching members like Dr. helped to solidify the gangsta rap subgenre that so gruesomely detailed the violent life of those living in inner-city Los Angeles. rose to prominence as a more aggressive, provocative alternative to popular rappers of the genre's pop infancy. We are knee-deep into The Mysterious Death of Eazy.

Just as the rap genre began earning mainstream acceptance and subsequent radio play thanks to the likes of Run-DMC and the Fresh Prince in the early 1990s, California-based group N.W.A. The doctor was featured on The Mysterious Death of Eazy-E and said the rappers wife, who was pregnant when he died, is lucky she was negative.

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