I got much love for EAZY. I'm from CHICAGO. best thing EAZY did when I was growing up in the 90s. Imo was discover BONE THUGS-N-HARMONY. I got much love for him for that.
I remember I was in Newport having lunch at the Crab Cooker with the family during the Compton riots. Easy was there with his old lady. I asked him if he could sign my King's ball cap. We got called in to eat so did he and we all sat in the same table. I can actually say that I ate lunch with Easy and my cousin's can back that up. They all had something signed.
Lived in Norwalk all my life; One of my friends lived a couple of houses down from his house and everyone knew it was Eazy E’s house.. back then there was a huge tree in front of it making it more private. Super cool that you came down to Norwalk it’s not a very known city
I’m from Watts I met Eazy E and a couple of Cats from NWA back in 89 in Downey Ca that’s next to Norwalk at Golf N Staff ...I think E was the Real Deal a true Gee
I live and grew up in Norwalk, I am now just the other side of the 605 to Easy's old pad,.... back in the day, my friend (a white boy like myself) would go to Easy's pad and bug em,.. but they were all so nice to him, gave him an original glossy that my friend still has today,.. it says a lot of how awesome these guys were to even give attention to some nerdy white 10 yr old kid.
I have been there ... Lived in Downey...Norwalk..Pico Rivera..and BellFlower CA... my best friend would travel there in summer when school was out to visit their mom that lived there.... Dad/Sonia and Laura and I lived in Detroit, MI ....never met anyone from NWA....I did walk Sunset Blvd in the late 80's....(hair band was huge)... LOL
Thank you Scott, yet another amazing video. As a long time Eazy fan (i'm 42) in the UK, these vids showing his first purchased house and where the album etc pics were shot are incredible to me. Thank you so much. Please keep up the great work,
There probably hasn’t been a Artist as big as Eazy-E with how Influential he was and everyone that comes from His Tree 🌲 of Hip-Hop. He was the Root of it all.
Based on how Suge Knight was portrait in the movie, E may have been murdered long before he died of HIV. I think Knight's image was down played. In reality, he had done some, well, ruthless shit back then.
I member hearing he lived in Norwalk and I didn't believe it til I ran into him at furs cafeteria which is near this house it's not around no more he liked to go eat there I also ran into him at the show store on bellflower and Artesia he was a really cool guy with his fans
@@robertrendon5934 what group got more hits than bone ?????? Name one group with a style that was outta this world like bone. Who came out tongue twisting, harmonizing, singing, rapping with melody ????????? What other group came out with a style that was unbelievable and mind blowing. What rapper in a group then can step up to buzzy bone and Krayzie bone
he was a big legend was born in a fine family,had love for them,but never took a paper from his dad. never has cared about what other people was saying about him so went to helping his poor homies while never gone in downfall,always a rich.true OG resting in A huge peace†
Life is way too short and if you can break free of the gravitational pull of poverty then count yourself one of the lucky ones. Get away from the drama and go and enjoy your success because there's many out there that are wishing for the good life. Rest Eazy, E!
Eazy-E was murdered by people in big business. The reason why Eazy was killed had nothing to do with him making money off dre and etc. It was the big major players in the music industry that wanted him dead for a good reason. Eazy's goal was to reinvigorate Ruthless records. meaning he was about to make a huge comeback and recovery from losing Dr. Dre and other major artists. He recovered by having bone thugs n harmony and was on the verge of putting N.W.A back together again. The Big Three labels, Warner, Sony, and MCA/Universal knew Eazy was making a huge comeback and that alot of major artists had a high chance of signing to Ruthless like Tupac, and etc. They knew that alot of artists would want/or eventually sign with Eazy because they knew Eazy was the type to give artists the freedom and zero control of how artists made their tracks. During the 1994-1995 period the big three labels and other major labels were rearranging and taking over the assets of hip hop music which links to Eazy's assasination because he was in the way. So they ofcourse saw him as a threat and Eazy-E could have possibly had his own music distribution network and the music industry dosent allow that. These major labels knew good and well that artists that wernt satisfied with them would eventually sign with ruthless. Along with major labels involved with Eazy's demise, they had Tomica and Ron Sweeny complicit in the case. Those people (Tomica and Ron) both came from Motown records who also had connections to Clarence Avant who also has connections to organized crime. Not going to get into Clarence avant, but basically the reason why they killed Eazy was because he was a threat to the major labels that wanted to have full control of hip hop and they knew Eazy would be in the way. I truly believe Eazy was on a path where he was going to put Ruthless at a level that would compete which implies that he was going to have his own distribution and entertainment powerhouse that would have rivalled MCA/Universal, Warner and, Sony and it would have been black owned with potential of controlling almost all of hip hop, R&B, plus comedy and movies. The industry dosent allow such a thing for black people. Otherwise blacks that go that path either get set up, imprisoned or killed. Look at alot of the black individuals. e.g Michael Jackson owning 50% of Sony prior to retiring. That pissed Sony off and now he's dead. Suge Knight, J. Prince , and Irv Gotti trying to form their own black owned distribution company and get raided by the FBI. Sam Cooke, Scott La Rock, Prince, Jam Master Jay, and etc. they all pushed for black ownership of masters, music, entertainment and etc. and we’re targeted. Eazy E was unfortunately one of them.
Thank you! Great Video - Adore Eric Wright. Went to watch Straight Outta Compton on opening day, and three times at Magic Johnson Movie Theatre in Harlem near the Apollo in NYC. So sad but such a powerful life story. 🎶🎶🎶🌹🎶🎶🎶
JERRY HELLER - DIVIDE - AND - CONQUE - BASIC #POWER MOVE 101 - SUGE KNIGHT TOOK WHO HE COULD GET - DRE GOT TIRED OF BEING BROKE... - WITH EASY E HAVING 80% - AND - HELLER THE OTHER 20% - FOR DOING WHAT - ? - NOTHING - IT SEEMS LIKE THE BOTH OF THEM HAD HOUSES - SMH - ALLEGEDLY - RIP EASY E - IJN WE PRAY AMEN AMEN AMEN
Awesome my dude I’m soooo glad u made this video... R.I.P. to Eazy-E I can’t wait to go to Norwalk house one day I live in Ohio but I’ve been to his grave once in 2019... u tha man scott
It was 1995 HIV- AIDS was rampant. No history of asthma and they didn’t test him then? Granted in 1995 there was a rapid test. He died a week after my 15 th b day. Rest In Peace.
Sorry Scott. Hope your not gonna be bored of my same messages again and again but I can't express enough how amazing your tour videos are. I been a massive fan of eazy E since school days. You truly have worked hard to do these videos and I want you to know how much we appreciate your hard work. We just freaking love you, the best youtuber ever for me. Your a winner 🏆
@@SCOTTONTAPE oh that's good to hear, but seriously love everything you do, as I say I wanted you to know how much we appreciate what you do. Definitely one of my favourite vloggers on UA-cam, your the man. Can't wait for your next one already. Thanks you for everything you do my friend 🙂
I wish you guys could find some final photographs of Eazy E during the later part of his career or some final interviews/documentation of any correspondence he had in his final weeks/days.
When I watched Straight Out of Compton I was shocked how low his T cells were (in the single digits) which caused him to pass away so quickly..very sad
Just found your page and instantly subscribed. You got one of the coolest pages on UA-cam 😎... 💯 Keep up the GREAT work!!! Nice how you laid out the scenery too. 👍🏽
RIP Easy!! Gone too soon!! He was a great rapper!! Thank you Scott for another great video!! Love you and love your channel!! You are a great guy!! Stay safe!! Peace!! 🙏🙏🙏😢😢💜💜💖💖💙💙❤️❤️✌️✌️✌️✌️
Just came across your channel. Love and appreciate your work. The Eddie Guerrero and Roddy Piper grave sites, 2Pacs home, and E and Dre's childhood homes was some of my favorites. About to check out the Friday The 13th part 3 locations one is next after this
May he rest in peace leave that man alone but it is still nice to be remembered it's a shame what happened to him Aids is not a joke it eats you from the inside to the out side it's terrible😇😇😇😇😔
@@theascensiontheclimb9202 i just saw this video that the Scott on tape put out and the family put the old headstone in their backyard.i thought u were being disrespectful at first but u were partially right.only I'm pretty sure Eazy is still at the cemetery
That’s right bro! Eazy E was the shit! My 6 year old was with me on the car one day. And the radio version of boyz in the hood came on and he started bobin his head! I can’t lie I loved seeing that. The funny part is the next time the song came on he was trying to sing along with the hook😂😂😂😂 He was like “we’ll pull your card” bro I started dying! We miss you E!
CORRECTION: The wall on the Album cover was taken at Eazy mothers house in Compton. I was at Relativity Records at the time and I suggested a guy name Brian Cross ( B+) take the pic for the new cover and that was the Results
@@gangstamack8397 yea you can say that. He was a little older than me. He was closer to one of my older brothers but I was more closer to Ren than Easy
@@tomkenworthy6802 my parent's and eazy parents live on the same block plus I know who took that pic (Brian Cross aka B+ ). I show you the same wall in my parent's back yard
I did a song with his son Lil Eazy E in long beach. We were hanging out eating tacos and we stopped at this house so he can get something from his Aunt. (Eazys sister)...I know exactly where that is.
ICE Cube only wrote a few. But Cube did jack every other rapper in history’s style and trend. He never created his own. Go listen to his first stuff with CIA he sounds jaut like the Beastie Boys..it goes on and on
It is so ironic Scotty. It was Caylia’s (Tango Sucka ‘s daughter) Birthday party at my place last night. The young ones were in the theatre of my house while the oldies were in the family room. The door to the theatre was closed. I had a peep in and there were the kids watching videos of NWA and all the other rappers. I guess they didn’t want the oldies to hear the coloured language as we were watching Elvis, Pat Boone etc. Ir was quite a night but all in all everyone had fun. Wish you were here with us. Hopefully sooner than later. I enjoyed watching this video. Rap music is always in at my place. I do have to close my ears sometimes but it is all good. Keep in touch. Take care. Love from your family Downunder.
Haha I can just picture you bobbing your head to NWA Karen lol. The language definitely can be a little graphic at times 😂. So glad you’re always watching and give my love to everyone!
You know whats crazy about most of the rappers of his time is that they really wasnt gangbangers. They was just "Gangsta" with respect and will completely bang you up only when someone fall out of line just like anyone who get fucked with.
I remember me and some friends,literally parked I'm front of that house. V Blazed and drank some 40s then took off. That street was and maybe still is super quiet.
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I got much love for EAZY. I'm from CHICAGO. best thing EAZY did when I was growing up in the 90s. Imo was discover BONE THUGS-N-HARMONY. I got much love for him for that.
Hell yeah brought us BTNH! The video of them rappin for him is forever classic.
I remember I was in Newport having lunch at the Crab Cooker with the family during the Compton riots. Easy was there with his old lady. I asked him if he could sign my King's ball cap. We got called in to eat so did he and we all sat in the same table. I can actually say that I ate lunch with Easy and my cousin's can back that up. They all had something signed.
SO U DIDNT EAT WITH EAZY U ATE WITH EASY
You’re one lucky person to have met Eazy-E !! What was the conversation like ??
@@IMSOHIGH619 just because he didn't spell his name right doesnt mean hes lying eazy e tiktok fans are crazy
@@newmexicoprepper3868 same thing bud
Lived in Norwalk all my life; One of my friends lived a couple of houses down from his house and everyone knew it was Eazy E’s house.. back then there was a huge tree in front of it making it more private. Super cool that you came down to Norwalk it’s not a very known city
Nice
I’m from Watts I met Eazy E and a couple of Cats from NWA back in 89 in Downey Ca that’s next to Norwalk at Golf N Staff ...I think E was the Real Deal a true Gee
I live and grew up in Norwalk, I am now just the other side of the 605 to Easy's old pad,.... back in the day, my friend (a white boy like myself) would go to Easy's pad and bug em,.. but they were all so nice to him, gave him an original glossy that my friend still has today,.. it says a lot of how awesome these guys were to even give attention to some nerdy white 10 yr old kid.
Thats what being a mentor is all about! 👍
I have been there ... Lived in Downey...Norwalk..Pico Rivera..and BellFlower CA... my best friend would travel there in summer when school was out to visit their mom that lived there.... Dad/Sonia and Laura and I lived in Detroit, MI ....never met anyone from NWA....I did walk Sunset Blvd in the late 80's....(hair band was huge)... LOL
That's badass man!!I wish I could have met him
I met eazy e in South Gate
A true legend in my eyes. Grew up listening to his music and still listening today!
Man I can't believe how long ago it's been I remember the year 1995 .
Thank you Scott, yet another amazing video. As a long time Eazy fan (i'm 42) in the UK, these vids showing his first purchased house and where the album etc pics were shot are incredible to me. Thank you so much. Please keep up the great work,
There probably hasn’t been a Artist as big as Eazy-E with how Influential he was and everyone that comes from His Tree 🌲 of Hip-Hop. He was the Root of it all.
Eazy E was a mastermind had he lived today he definitely be on his way to a billion net worth.
He had a game console, speakers, his own radio station. He wouldve hit that by 2000 easily
I totally agree. Eric was the template for all the so called billionaire rappers of today. Rip Mr. Wright.
Hahahahahhaha I doubt it
Based on how Suge Knight was portrait in the movie, E may have been murdered long before he died of HIV. I think Knight's image was down played. In reality, he had done some, well, ruthless shit back then.
E would of been the first billionaire hip hop start he would of been bigger than jay z if he was still alive and nwa got back together
Big NWA Fan Eazy is still here 🙏
I member hearing he lived in Norwalk and I didn't believe it til I ran into him at furs cafeteria which is near this house it's not around no more he liked to go eat there I also ran into him at the show store on bellflower and Artesia he was a really cool guy with his fans
@@gerrygizzygarcia2572 wow 🙏
No one on UA-cam can provide light on interested videos like this. Scott is brilliant dude.
That little house cost about $700k in Norwalk, Ca here in Texas that is a $110k house
because you have to live in texas, thats why its so cheap.
It's amazing how no matter how many things you have in life, when you die, none of it comes with you.
So true
💯💯💯💯
That's apart of life. What I think is even more tragic is that none of this was left for his kids.
Did u learn that in school? Rofl
That’s amazing too you?
Eazy and Bone the hardest hip hop crew in the history of rap
Nwa*
Bone was alright not hardest tho
NWA and Wu Tang
@@nikdi5743 Wu Tang???? Lol. How man hits Wu got as a group???????? Name one wu hit that's bigger than crossroads?? 😭😭😭😭
@@robertrendon5934 what group got more hits than bone ?????? Name one group with a style that was outta this world like bone. Who came out tongue twisting, harmonizing, singing, rapping with melody ????????? What other group came out with a style that was unbelievable and mind blowing. What rapper in a group then can step up to buzzy bone and Krayzie bone
he was a big legend
was born in a fine family,had love for them,but never took a paper from his dad.
never has cared about what other people was saying about him so went to helping his poor homies while never gone in downfall,always a rich.true OG resting in A huge peace†
Life is way too short and if you can break free of the gravitational pull of poverty then count yourself one of the lucky ones. Get away from the drama and go and enjoy your success because there's many out there that are wishing for the good life. Rest Eazy, E!
Eazy-E was murdered by people in big business. The reason why Eazy was killed had nothing to do with him making money off dre and etc. It was the big major players in the music industry that wanted him dead for a good reason. Eazy's goal was to reinvigorate Ruthless records. meaning he was about to make a huge comeback and recovery from losing Dr. Dre and other major artists. He recovered by having bone thugs n harmony and was on the verge of putting N.W.A back together again. The Big Three labels, Warner, Sony, and MCA/Universal knew Eazy was making a huge comeback and that alot of major artists had a high chance of signing to Ruthless like Tupac, and etc. They knew that alot of artists would want/or eventually sign with Eazy because they knew Eazy was the type to give artists the freedom and zero control of how artists made their tracks. During the 1994-1995 period the big three labels and other major labels were rearranging and taking over the assets of hip hop music which links to Eazy's assasination because he was in the way. So they ofcourse saw him as a threat and Eazy-E could have possibly had his own music distribution network and the music industry dosent allow that. These major labels knew good and well that artists that wernt satisfied with them would eventually sign with ruthless. Along with major labels involved with Eazy's demise, they had Tomica and Ron Sweeny complicit in the case. Those people (Tomica and Ron) both came from Motown records who also had connections to Clarence Avant who also has connections to organized crime. Not going to get into Clarence avant, but basically the reason why they killed Eazy was because he was a threat to the major labels that wanted to have full control of hip hop and they knew Eazy would be in the way. I truly believe Eazy was on a path where he was going to put Ruthless at a level that would compete which implies that he was going to have his own distribution and entertainment powerhouse that would have rivalled MCA/Universal, Warner and, Sony and it would have been black owned with potential of controlling almost all of hip hop, R&B, plus comedy and movies. The industry dosent allow such a thing for black people. Otherwise blacks that go that path either get set up, imprisoned or killed. Look at alot of the black individuals. e.g Michael Jackson owning 50% of Sony prior to retiring. That pissed Sony off and now he's dead. Suge Knight, J. Prince , and Irv Gotti trying to form their own black owned distribution company and get raided by the FBI. Sam Cooke, Scott La Rock, Prince, Jam Master Jay, and etc. they all pushed for black ownership of masters, music, entertainment and etc. and we’re targeted. Eazy E was unfortunately one of them.
You saying a lot. Hope you have receipts.
I hear you but it’s all Speculation. In the words of Denzel Washington in Training day ....”it’s not what you know,but what can you prove”
Sounds like you got way too much time on your hands
I went to norwalk back 2018 didn’t even get a chance too go by there but i went to del 🌮. 🤘🏽👌🏽 🚩. R.I.P. 😇🙏🏽🌹🕊 O.G.
Thanks for doing the video...
This guy changed hip hop
Thank you! Great Video - Adore Eric Wright. Went to watch Straight Outta Compton on opening day, and three times at Magic Johnson Movie Theatre in Harlem near the Apollo in NYC. So sad but such a powerful life story. 🎶🎶🎶🌹🎶🎶🎶
Thanks Scott for another 💎..one of my first rap song I could ever sing front to back & can still to this day...Boyz in tha Hood!
I'm a huge NWA/Eazy-E fan, it's too bad he died at so young, & fell out with Dr.Dre & Ice Cube as well. Thanks for doing this video Scott 👍
Thank you for watching Mike!
I think they patched things up right before he died.
JERRY HELLER - DIVIDE - AND - CONQUE - BASIC #POWER MOVE 101 - SUGE KNIGHT TOOK WHO HE COULD GET - DRE GOT TIRED OF BEING BROKE... - WITH EASY E HAVING 80% - AND - HELLER THE OTHER 20% - FOR DOING WHAT - ? - NOTHING - IT SEEMS LIKE THE BOTH OF THEM HAD HOUSES - SMH - ALLEGEDLY - RIP EASY E - IJN WE PRAY AMEN AMEN AMEN
I standing following paul because of you and you because of Steve. Just love all 3 of you. So respectful. Much love.
Awesome my dude I’m soooo glad u made this video... R.I.P. to Eazy-E I can’t wait to go to Norwalk house one day I live in Ohio but I’ve been to his grave once in 2019... u tha man scott
Rip Eric "Eazy-E" Wright. It's amazing to see where you lived and hung out. Thanks for sharing guys.
And thank you for watching ✌🏽✌🏽
I think so too🤗😊
R-I.P Eric Peace from Berlin /Germany
Talk about old school and orignality. Awesome knarley video Scott❤❤❤
It was 1995 HIV- AIDS was rampant. No history of asthma and they didn’t test him then? Granted in 1995 there was a rapid test. He died a week after my 15 th b day. Rest In Peace.
You are pretty
@@trinisniper7064 thank you I so appreciate that .
@@staceylili6703 any chances on being friends?
Good work Bro (big Eazy E fan) - keep bringing us stuff on Eazy
I will man!
Rest in peace easy E the godfather of hip-hop easy he has a nice house he’s very first house. Quiet neighborhood
Rip... Eazy... A fan for life
Scott keeping Eazy -E memory alive R.I.P E aka Godfather of Rap
He’s wasn’t godfather of rap…
He was god father is gangster rap not RAP itself
Sorry Scott. Hope your not gonna be bored of my same messages again and again but I can't express enough how amazing your tour videos are. I been a massive fan of eazy E since school days. You truly have worked hard to do these videos and I want you to know how much we appreciate your hard work. We just freaking love you, the best youtuber ever for me. Your a winner 🏆
Never get tired of hearing that. I do the videos for everyone so I’m so glad when they’re liked. Thank you so much my man!
@@SCOTTONTAPE oh that's good to hear, but seriously love everything you do, as I say I wanted you to know how much we appreciate what you do. Definitely one of my favourite vloggers on UA-cam, your the man. Can't wait for your next one already. Thanks you for everything you do my friend 🙂
If you only knew how many famous people died at that hospital, it's crazy
The Greeks were so amazed by the Egyptians. And now we seeing it all over again
😂
Yeaah man! More about Eazy e! We love it
Working on more soon!
From what my friends said because they worked with him. That was his secret get away house.
I wish you guys could find some final photographs of Eazy E during the later part of his career or some final interviews/documentation of any correspondence he had in his final weeks/days.
Always an eazy fan
He was amazing !
No doubt!
Awesome video. I used to walk/drive by his house a lot because my childhood friend lives next door. We went to Norwalk High School. The good ol’ days.
That’s so cool thank you for sharing that man
You a white boy?
@@doink2808 No, Hispanic from South Central LA. Why?
When I watched Straight Out of Compton I was shocked how low his T cells were (in the single digits) which caused him to pass away so quickly..very sad
I found your channel about a week ago! I can't stop watching!!! Best content on UA-cam!
Thank you so much !
Just found your page and instantly subscribed. You got one of the coolest pages on UA-cam 😎... 💯 Keep up the GREAT work!!! Nice how you laid out the scenery too. 👍🏽
Thank you so much Deanold!
I love the way you explain every single video,greetings from Yuma Arizona……
I was just in Yuma! Thank you Carlos!
Thanks Scott for sharing this with us 💕
You’re welcome Carole!
I appreciate this time you have made on this history
Thank you Jeremiah!
These are some legendary videos man. Much respect. 💯
Thank you Reezy!
As always Scott... Awesome vid brotha...
Thank you Gerry!
Great vlog Scott Rest in Peace Eazy,
Thank you Josey
Awesome spot Scott I had no idea E lived in Norwalk.
RIP Easy!! Gone too soon!! He was a great rapper!! Thank you Scott for another great video!! Love you and love your channel!! You are a great guy!! Stay safe!! Peace!! 🙏🙏🙏😢😢💜💜💖💖💙💙❤️❤️✌️✌️✌️✌️
Just came across your channel. Love and appreciate your work. The Eddie Guerrero and Roddy Piper grave sites, 2Pacs home, and E and Dre's childhood homes was some of my favorites. About to check out the Friday The 13th part 3 locations one is next after this
Wow eddie guerrero and eazy e She is my favorite celebrity We have something in common 💯
It’s a nice home. I wish I could own it. 😊
Great content!! I’m a huge fan of Eazy❤️
Thanks for the video RIH, you up there doing your thing.
really appreciate this
Thanks Scott for the best videos keep it up
Thanks for watching Robert!
Vlogs like these teach about musical history....all kinds! Good bless man keep vlogging!
Thank you Jeff!
R.I.P. Eazy-E 🙏🙏🙏 Great work Scott
I always thought the ITS ON album cover was done in a alley in Compton. 🤔
Nope right behind the house!
@@SCOTTONTAPE There's also a brick wall like that on greenleaf in Compton Ca thats where I always thought he did the album cover
@D Boy duh I'd been the same way ,,,,,, Gone!
KEEP UP GREAT WORK SCOTT,THAT COVER OF EZEE, POURING A 40 WAS MY FAVORITE.
I bought that album when that haircut was still in style.
Love Eazy E. His Dre diss song is hilarious.
Eazy love that music im 44 been listening since 88
God can give God can take. Rip eazy e
11523. RIP
I also thought he was somwhere gritty in Compton on the Its on album cover. 😄 Glad he had a nice collection of houses.
Holy shit, I live a mile away from that hospital.
May he rest in peace leave that man alone but it is still nice to be remembered it's a shame what happened to him Aids is not a joke it eats you from the inside to the out side it's terrible😇😇😇😇😔
Appreciate you Scott! Best content on UA-cam that's a fact! Cheers!✌
Now this channel is different🤞Idk how it ended up in my recommendations. But, I'm glad it did! I can put my bt speaker on and cook to this channel.😆
Love the videos!
Thank you!
Thats dope!I always thought the "its on dre" album pictures were in the hood.bruh,u should go to Eazy's grave.heard he got a new headstone. r.i.p.E
I think they buried him in the backyard of the compton house
It’s says “he put Compton on the map”
@@theascensiontheclimb9202 i just saw this video that the Scott on tape put out and the family put the old headstone in their backyard.i thought u were being disrespectful at first but u were partially right.only I'm pretty sure Eazy is still at the cemetery
My mother in law lived in that neighborhood I used to see Easy all the time.
Great job keep up the good work😁🙏👊🏽
This is so cool! Thanks for sharing this.
That’s right bro! Eazy E was the shit! My 6 year old was with me on the car one day. And the radio version of boyz in the hood came on and he started bobin his head! I can’t lie I loved seeing that. The funny part is the next time the song came on he was trying to sing along with the hook😂😂😂😂 He was like “we’ll pull your card” bro I started dying! We miss you E!
Haha great story man thank you for sharing that
@@SCOTTONTAPE Your channel is very unique. I can dig originality. Keep the videos coming.
@@Blah678 for sure man I will ✌🏽✌🏽
Great job!!!!
Im new to the channel and i cant stop watching your videos, keep it up much love Scott
Thank you so much!
@@SCOTTONTAPE You are the Best UA-camr.You go out into the World and get your blessings,and videos.
30+ years later and his old house is worth $681K. Not a bad price to live directly parallel (100 yards or less) to a busy freeway. 🤦🏾♂️
Why so much.are others around that much? Or cuz its his old house
Good video bro!! RIP EazyE #Eternal
Hope your resting well Easy E
Norwalk! 🙌
Crazy I never knew eazy went to Norwalk community first
Long Live Eazy Muthaphukkin E.
I met eazy e at comptom swap meet rest on peace to both...at the time i was residing in paramount
Still love his music
And a few blocks away years earlier 13004 Curtis & King James Hetfield and Ron McGovney were jamming in the garage.
Eazy E was the first love for gangster rap. But I like 2 live crew too lo your a G Scott
CORRECTION: The wall on the Album cover was taken at Eazy mothers house in Compton. I was at Relativity Records at the time and I suggested a guy name Brian Cross ( B+) take the pic for the new cover and that was the Results
I love learnin new things lol
Wow so you knew Eazy-E very well
@@gangstamack8397 yea you can say that. He was a little older than me. He was closer to one of my older brothers but I was more closer to Ren than Easy
@Linkx500i No it wasn’t. It was at his Norwalk home, where this video is. It’s the far back wall.
@@tomkenworthy6802 my parent's and eazy parents live on the same block plus I know who took that pic (Brian Cross aka B+ ). I show you the same wall in my parent's back yard
I did a song with his son Lil Eazy E in long beach. We were hanging out eating tacos and we stopped at this house so he can get something from his Aunt. (Eazys sister)...I know exactly where that is.
MY HOME TOWN ❤️
Love Norwalk!
@@SCOTTONTAPE my elementary friend worked for eazy e for many years before he died I heard him and his friends would go to the riverbed next to there
Go Las Vegas. Thats for you Scott lol
@@leeannbarber2820 noooooooooo
I'm Easy E The One Scott's talking about
Although ice cube wrote Eazy E's lyrics the way he delivered them with his unique voice made it gangster.. .rest in peace Eric Wright
He didn't write all eazy music dat was just a couple songs on the first album
ICE Cube only wrote a few. But Cube did jack every other rapper in history’s style and trend. He never created his own. Go listen to his first stuff with CIA he sounds jaut like the Beastie Boys..it goes on and on
It is so ironic Scotty. It was Caylia’s (Tango Sucka ‘s daughter) Birthday party at my place last night. The young ones were in the theatre of my house while the oldies were in the family room. The door to the theatre was closed. I had a peep in and there were the kids watching videos of NWA and all the other rappers. I guess they didn’t want the oldies to hear the coloured language as we were watching Elvis, Pat Boone etc. Ir was quite a night but all in all everyone had fun. Wish you were here with us. Hopefully sooner than later. I enjoyed watching this video. Rap music is always in at my place. I do have to close my ears sometimes but it is all good. Keep in touch. Take care. Love from your family Downunder.
Haha I can just picture you bobbing your head to NWA Karen lol. The language definitely can be a little graphic at times 😂. So glad you’re always watching and give my love to everyone!
You know whats crazy about most of the rappers of his time is that they really wasnt gangbangers. They was just "Gangsta" with respect and will completely bang you up only when someone fall out of line just like anyone who get fucked with.
I think I can find out the dates if you pull up the archives when his house was built and when he bought it
It's Scott's hair for me baby.. gel perfectly 😉
I’ve always heard rumors that he was accidentally pricked with a dirty needle while getting his blood draw or donating blood
that five block where I live miss back the day crazy in Norwalk next to 605 freeway
I remember me and some friends,literally parked I'm front of that house. V
Blazed and drank some 40s then took off. That street was and maybe still is super quiet.