Eazy E is easily the most underappreciated Hip Hop artist in HISTORY!
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TheEyeronic1 wrote: »most recent name that comes to mind is shawty redd, pre-lock up.
gtfoh
Snoop write his own ? -
TheEyeronic1 wrote: »not all the time, homie.
probly not the radio ? but alot of rappers have ppl right radio hits
you gotta have an ear for them
toher than that dude write the ? that count -
Yeah, the thread title could have been altered. He's not the best hip hop artist, nor is he the most underappreciated. However, Eazy is probably the most underappreciated hip hop contributor in history.
Eazy-E gave hip hop more than most artists. Without Eazy-E there would in all likelihood be no gangsta rap, which means no coke rap, hustler rap, trap rap, etc. He may not have written his own rhymes but he hooked up someone who could write and help tell his stories, as well as others who could produce beats, back him up on a track, do the DJing and so forth. Basically, NWA as a team was the most influential and the greatest contributors, but none of what they did may have gotten off the ground had it not been for Eazy. -
the_omniscient wrote: »Yeah, the thread title could have been altered. He's not the best hip hop artist, nor is he the most underappreciated. However, Eazy is probably the most underappreciated hip hop contributor in history.
Eazy-E gave hip hop more than most artists. Without Eazy-E there would in all likelihood be no gangsta rap, which means no coke rap, hustler rap, trap rap, etc. He may not have written his own rhymes but he hooked up someone who could write and help tell his stories, as well as others who could produce beats, back him up on a track, do the DJing and so forth. Basically, NWA as a team was the most influential and the greatest contributors, but none of what they did may have gotten off the ground had it not been for Eazy.
yes!
summed up my whole sentiment precisely
gravitation get the ? outta here with that eazy = gucci ?
i'm a gucci mane fan
but i know for a fact that without eazy e there is no gucci mane -
Eazy was just a ballin ass ? putting money behind NWA til one day "jokingly" they asked him to rap a song and from then they convinced him to stay at it as long as they provided the lyrics. Eazy was a street ? trying to make money behind the music, he didn't give a ? about rappin...he was a old ? just lookin to make big paper investments who had a distinct voice.
What was written for him was indeed facts about his reality though. People didn't write for him blindly without his insight being submitted. Compton OG's c/s his lifestyle prior to rappin so nothing written was fake and nobody could say ever say Eazy was like Game. -
That is what was so raw about Eazy is he was legit with his credentials and he showed the way for a lot older G's to make money at the time as Had Too Short and King Tee Before him. Did that hurt Hip Hop Hell No it furthered its growth. But Because of that a lot of Kats formulated exagaratted and fictional Lifestyles based on a few Real G's Lives from back in the Day...Eazy was just a ballin ass ? putting money behind NWA til one day "jokingly" they asked him to rap a song and from then they convinced him to stay at it as long as they provided the lyrics. Eazy was a street ? trying to make money behind the music, he didn't give a ? about rappin...he was a old ? just lookin to make big paper investments who had a distinct voice.
What was written for him was indeed facts about his reality though. People didn't write for him blindly without his insight being submitted. Compton OG's c/s his lifestyle prior to rappin so nothing written was fake and nobody could say ever say Eazy was like Game. -
the_omniscient wrote: »Yeah, the thread title could have been altered. He's not the best hip hop artist, nor is he the most underappreciated. However, Eazy is probably the most underappreciated hip hop contributor in history.
Eazy-E gave hip hop more than most artists. Without Eazy-E there would in all likelihood be no gangsta rap, which means no coke rap, hustler rap, trap rap, etc. He may not have written his own rhymes but he hooked up someone who could write and help tell his stories, as well as others who could produce beats, back him up on a track, do the DJing and so forth. Basically, NWA as a team was the most influential and the greatest contributors, but none of what they did may have gotten off the ground had it not been for Eazy.
? plz
someone would have done it if he didnt do it
nothin new under the sun cuzzo -
ItzGravitation wrote: »? plz
someone would have done it if he didnt do it
nothin new under the sun cuzzo
when nwa came out gangsta rap was new under the sun -
Eazy after NWA?....Straight off the streets of muthaphuckin compton will smoke any Gucci album he'll ever release
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naw
that State V RD killin Eazy -
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vageneral08 wrote: »I can't take this thread seriously since eazy-e didnt write his rhymes....
du u feel da same way about ? AZZ DRE AKA DA OG WANKSTA?? cuz u know dre neva wrote either & he b stealin other peoplez work & puttin his stamp on it like he did da beat thatz y he got slap'd live on tv @ da vibe awardz! u gotta call a ? a ? it is wat it is..., -
Are you sure about that? I read his fathers name was Richard Wright -
itzgravitation wrote: »whats funny is alot of these"legends" are only as good as todays average rappers
gucci is just as good as eazy
the only good rapper in nwa was cube cuz he was the only real artist
i dont respect eazy as a rapper cuz he fake
he didnt father cube, pac, em, snoop, or dre either
stap,stap,stap -
Eazy E had Ghost Writers his entire career i know Dr Dre has to but Dr Dre is basically a Producer first who Rap's
Eazy E was just a Rapper but he used Ghost Writers
His voice was very annoying too
People might argue Eazy E was a business man a good one at that but plenty of good business men who are CEO's as well as Rappers Write their own Lyrics
People weren't checking for NWA Album's cos of Eazy E being apart of them really, people wanted to hear Ice Cube Rapping on NWA Album's and Dr Dre's Beat's -
Who agrees with me now?
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BackInWhite wrote: »Who agrees with me now?
I damn sure don't agree with you. The ? had no talent. None ? .
All he was, was the money. This ? had a voice that was distinct. Cube wrote his first song.
Cube was gonna be a star regardless. And I don't know why some of you ? dont or haven't noticed this but no man is an island.
Meaning people don't follow just one artist they like to see groups. It's hard for one ? to keep an audience captivated. That's why ? don't go to hip hop shows. Nobody want to see a ? on stage grabbing his nuts for 45 minutes. That's why groups and duos work.
Dre was the architect behind NWA. Not ? easy e. Dre and cube were students of music and hip hop. Easy E was just a thorough street ? with money.
Smh at influencing ? like 50. ? 50 grew up in New York listening to G Rap, rakim and big daddy Kane. And he was also influenced by real street ? from New York. Pappy Mason, fat cat, supreme, killa Ben and all them other wild ? that was running around NYC at the time.
So gtfoh with this ? thread. And don't you ever Mention Easy E and Great in the same breath. You monkey minded ? ? . -
BackInWhite wrote: »ItzGravitation wrote: »? plz
someone would have done it if he didnt do it
nothin new under the sun cuzzo
when nwa came out gangsta rap was new under the sun
Nah, it was gangsta rap out already, Schooly D, Just Ice, Ice Tee -
Eazy was what he was, I can't call him a rapper, but he was a dope entertainer.
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Just wanted to see if the movie changed ? opinions
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Louis Devinear wrote: »BackInWhite wrote: »Who agrees with me now?
I damn sure don't agree with you. The ? had no talent. None ? .
All he was, was the money. This ? had a voice that was distinct. Cube wrote his first song.
Cube was gonna be a star regardless. And I don't know why some of you ? dont or haven't noticed this but no man is an island.
Meaning people don't follow just one artist they like to see groups. It's hard for one ? to keep an audience captivated. That's why ? don't go to hip hop shows. Nobody want to see a ? on stage grabbing his nuts for 45 minutes. That's why groups and duos work.
Dre was the architect behind NWA. Not ? easy e. Dre and cube were students of music and hip hop. Easy E was just a thorough street ? with money.
Smh at influencing ? like 50. ? 50 grew up in New York listening to G Rap, rakim and big daddy Kane. And he was also influenced by real street ? from New York. Pappy Mason, fat cat, supreme, killa Ben and all them other wild ? that was running around NYC at the time.
So gtfoh with this ? thread. And don't you ever Mention Easy E and Great in the same breath. You monkey minded ? ? .
You just say ? just to say it
Troll game on 1
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*Lurks thread, agrees with OP knowing damn well it's the muthafuckin' truth*
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOf831DtRCo&list=PLdcApvm04PHerh9r0dv6IeEuLppzJI63i&index=9 -
ItzGravitation wrote: »whats funny is alot of these"legends" are only as good as todays average rappers
Gucci is just as good as Eazy
the only good rapper in NWA was Cube cuz he was the only real artist
I dont respect eazy as a rapper cuz he fake
He didnt father Cube, Pac, Em, Snoop, or Dre either
MC Ren wasn't "good" to you? FOH
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTE0Y9dPUsw
