Eazy E Biography

Eric Lynn Wright, better recognized by his platform name Eazy-E, was a composer, American rapper, record producer, and entrepreneur who helped to promote West Coast rap and gangsta rap by handling the team N.W.A and its organization, Ruthless Records, to greater heights.

Wright, who took birth and reared in Compton, possesses a string of legal issues prior to forming Ruthless in 1987. They merged, establishing N.W.A, later that year, after a brief solo career which included regular collaborations with Ice Cube and Dr. Dre. Straight Outta Compton, N.W.A's debut studio album, was launched in 1988. It was Eazy E controversy when it was first released, but it is today considered one of the best and the most influential albums of all time. Niggaz4Life, the group's third and final studio album, was launched and published in 1991, and the band got distorted later.

Eazy E's biography tells that he became entangled in a severe rivalry with Ice Cube and Dr. Dre, who had left for solo careers in 1989 and 1991, accordingly, throughout N.W.A's splintering, mostly due to money disagreements. However, he stayed more influential behind the scenes, signing and launching the rap group Bone Thugs-N-Harmony on a national scale from 1993 to 1994. Eazy-E was hospitalised and identified with AIDS in 1995, and died as a result of the disease's consequences. He has been nicknamed the "godfather of gangster rap."

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Information on Eazy E

Full Name- Eric Lynn Wright

Eazy E birth date- September 7, 1964; Compton, California, U.S.

Died- March 26, 1995 (aged 30)

Burial place- Rose Hills Memorial Park

Occupation- Rapper, record producer, entrepreneur

Spouse(s)- Tomica Woods ​(m. 1995)​

Children- 11, including Lil Eazy-E

• Musical career:

Genres- Hip hop, gangsta rap

Years active- 1986–1995

Labels- Ruthless, Priority, Relativity, Epic

Associated acts- N.W.A, Naughty by Nature, Bone Thugs-n-Harmony, Dresta, The D.O.C., Kokane, Cold 187um 

Early Life

Eric Wright took birth in Compton, California, on September 7, 1964. His father was a Postal Service employee, whereas his mother was a school administrator. Wright left high school in tenth grade, however later earned a general equivalency diploma (GED).

Personal Life

Wright's son, Eric Darnell Wright, was born in 1984. (often recognized as Lil Eazy-E). Erin, one of his daughters, has officially changed her identity to Ebie. In October 2016, she launched a crowd-funding drive to develop a film on her father's death entitled Ruthless Scandal: No Further Lies. It ground to a standstill in December 2016.

In a Los Angeles bar in 1991, Wright met Tomica Woods, and the two married twelve days until he perished in 1995. Dominick was their son, and Daijah was their daughter (born half a year after Wright's death). Ruthless was taken up by Wright's wife following his death. Wright had 11 children with 8 different ladies, as per Jerry Heller.

Illness and Death

Wright was taken to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles on February 24, 1995, with a bad cough. He was told he had HIV/AIDS. He released a clear disclosure about his illness on March 16, 1995. After earlier apologising to Ice Cube, he planned a farewell message to his supporters in the week of March 20.

Eazy-E expired 1 month after his AIDS diagnosis, on March 26, 1995, from pneumonia caused by the disease. He had reached the age of 30 years (maximum reports at the moment stated that he was 31 because of the falsification of his birth date by one year). On April 7, 1995, he was buried in Whittier, California's Rose Hills Memorial Park. Jerry Heller and DJ Yella were among the 3,000 individuals who came to his burial. He was clothed in a jeans, flannel shirt, and his Compton hat when he was buried in a gold casket. Eazy-final E's record, Str8 off tha Streetz of Muthaphukkin Compton, has been released on January 30, 1996, ten months after the death.

Eazy-E was worth approximately $50 million at the time of his death, as per his son Lil Eazy-E.

Legacy

The "godfather of gangster rap," Eazy-E, has been dubbed the "godfather of gangsta rap." MTV's Reid Shaheem called Eazy a "rap pioneer," and reviewers have referred to him as a legend. He was "among the most polarising figures in gangsta rap," according to AllMusic's Steve Huey. Numerous book and video biographies were published following his death in 1995, namely The Day Eazy-E Died and Dead and Gone in 2002.

Many magazines, including Jet, Vibe, Billboard, The Crisis, and Newsweek, reported Eazy's AIDS diagnosis and published information on the subject. Many of his hits, including "Eazy-Duz-It," "Real Muthaphuckkin G's," "We Want Eazy," and "Just tah Let U Know," topped on the Billboard 200. Ruthless Memories, an Eazy-E documentary, was published by Ruthless Propaganda in 2012. Jerry Heller, B.G. Knocc and MC Ren Out were interviewed for the film.

Jason Mitchell plays Eazy-E in the 2015 film Straight Outta Compton, which is devoted to his legacy. Omari Wallace portrayed Eazy-E in the 2016 film Enduring Compton: Dre, Suge, & Michel'le, in which he has been shown as Michel'le's friend and advises her to leave home because he worries a drunken Dr. Dre may come to hurt her.