To promote N.W.A.’s initial releases, Eazy-E formed his own independent label, Ruthless Records. “Gangsta rap” songs like “Boyz-n-the-Hood” were hawked out of trunks to local DJ’s and ...
In 1986, Eazy-E teamed up with Jerry Heller to launch Ruthless Records, reportedly investing up to $250,000 of his own street ...
Suge Knight revisited controversial claims surrounding rapper Eazy-E's death during a recent jailhouse interview.
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