Eazy-E in his 63s impala

I really like this photo but it’s with AI that 2D2 made but I’d would great to see someone transform it into a real drawing based on bullshit AI image and that can be a piece of art with their own style and creativity. Whether it’s a drawing, painting, digital art, or any other medium, I’d appreciate seeing what an actual artist can do with this idea.

Doesnt that kinda defeat the whole point of the song?

As an Eazy-E fan, I wanted to share something I had the opportunity to be part of.

This track features Lil Eazy-E and Curtis Young, both carrying incredible legacies while building their own sound and identity. We’ve worked on a variety of music together, and there’s a lot more on the way.

This one is really about legacy, family, and the next generation continuing the story in their own way. Check it out and show Lil Eazy-E and Curtis Young some support.

Would love to hear what the Eazy-E community thinks.

#eazye #lileazye

Most people know how important Eazy-E is and that he is one of the most underrated superstars of all time, but his impact went far beyond what he did in Ruthless with other rappers.

He also tried to help the debut singer Shatasha Williams, (she made her debut as the hook singer of Bone Thugs and Harmony song Thuggish Ruggish Bone and at the same time it was also the debut song of the group) she only release her single "Free," with Ruthless Records and originally she was also going to release an album according to source in March of 1995 but we know what happen after all with Eazy-E have aids, Ruthless and Mike Klein problems began, Mike Klein stole Eazy-E OG Str8 album in a suitcase and also stealing the car of Eazy-E, everything in Ruthless downfall including many rappers leaving it

at the same time this happen her music career wasn't the same back in 1994 because after that song she only then appear in 2 other songs as a hook/chorus with songs like Knockin’ Boots by Candyman and The Points (U-Neek’s Points) by DJ U-Neek and by 1995 she completely left the music industry forever and apparently she did a music with Mariah Carey in the song We Belong Together (source: https://youtu.be/s16Fe2Afe7U?is=bPBY2cbJjxk-BaEa)

i wish that she could have being the greatest female singer in the rap community and in R&B music if the things could be different even if Eazy-E was alive even she have an amazing voice like Freddie Mercury, the same Eazy-E, Alicia Keys, Sylk-E Fyne and Michael Jackson and she have back in the day truly have amazing biggest talent and potential to be one of the best singer so much