"Come Outta Compton" – Spider Loc – Bangadoshish (G-Unit West Special Edition) (2006). "What We Claimin' (Edited)" – DJ Nik Bean – Streetz Of L.A. "Men of Respect" (with Jim Jones & Rell) Papoose – The Fourth Quarter Assassin (2006). "My Confession" – The Game – Nigga Witta Attitude (2006). Daddy V Presents Compton's Finest Mixtape Volume 1 (2003) "Consequences" – True Crime: Streets of LA (2003). "Lets Get It Crackin'" (with RizzyBoy) – True Crime: Streets of LA (2003). "A Lil' Eazier Said" – Eazy-E – Eternal E (1995). 2006: Cali Untouchable Radio 14: Rebirth Of Gangsta Rap. On May 17, 2021, he would release his song "It Ain't Over." Discography Mixtapes In 2015, he would become the president of Rich & Ruthless Records and would later create Rich & Ruthless Cannabis. Due to the story that was taken out of context, the artist backed off from the deal and stated he is and always will be "Ruthless Records For Life" Previously signed to Virgin Records in the mid-2000s, the new deal with Hoopla Worldwide would controversially be distributed through Death Row Records. On September 13, 2012, it was reported that Lil Eazy-E was reportedly in contract negotiations with Death Row Records. He would later be signed to Virgin Records. In 2003 he entered the rap scene with his mixtapes and songs he would write. This would result in him joining the Kelly Park Compton Crips. He was 11 when his father succumbed to HIV/AIDS. Wright was mostly raised by his grandmother, however on the weekends he would see his father. But now, it’s damn near mandatory.Lil Eazy E was born Eric Darnell Wright in Compton, California on April 23, 1984, he is the son of popular rapper Eazy-E. We thought that this would be our style and nobody would bite because biting used to be taboo in hip-hop. Frankenstein in a lot of ways, building a monster that you can’t control. Everybody was doing hardcore records and now, that’s pretty much the norm. So we thought everybody else would keep their own styles, but we saw hip-hop kind of change into gangsta hop, pretty much. Not too many people were even attempting to do music that hard. It’s a trip because our style was new when we did it. It was something that if it would have stayed reality rap, the music would probably have a little bit more substance than it has now. So I think it’s just, we helped coin-not the phrase, the phrase was coined by the media-we called it reality rap when it first came out the media took it and started calling it gangsta rap, that was a little more sensationalized than reality rap. We go right up there with…but, you have to add people in the mix like Ice-T, people like KRS-One who did “Criminal Minded,” which to me was a gangsta record, groups like Public Enemy, even though they weren’t doing gangster rap, they were definitely standing up for themselves in a way that music hadn’t done in a while. I think we did it the best and we were fearless. And to me, it sparked a whole revolution of shows like The Osbournes, South Park and people like Eminem, Marilyn Manson and even The Sopranos. If they were a bad boy, they didn’t have to try to be a good boy. For artists, if they were raw, they could be raw. 
We actually sprang true freedom in entertainment. With Eazy-E and N.W.A, we made it easy for artists to be themselves and still be just as famous as the squeaky clean artists who were kind of hiding behind a reality curtain. It was a part of entertainment that was kind of taboo and only comedians would tap into it, like Redd Foxx, more or less Richard Pryor, would kind of tap into these zones, but it was still considered blue entertainment back in the day. I think we opened up entertainment and artists to all spectrums. He knew what good music was, compared to stuff that wasn’t going to sell.
#WHEN DID EAZY E DIE HOW TO#
His mentality, he was really smart and knew how to promote and sell, that was his thing. Ice Cube discussed his memories of Eazy-E with Billboard and XXL.
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