On this day 22 years ago Eric (EAZY-E) Wright was laid to rest. This day is also Eazy-E day in the city of Compton and world wide. Enjoy your day, keep Eazy-E in your thoughts and prayers. Make sure you check out Ruthless Propaganda Radio and listen to some cool dedication songs and mixes all weekend long. If you want to call in and leave a message, feel free to do so. We will put it up on the air. Call 641 715 3900 Extension: 306520# listen at RuthlessPropaganda.com
Ruthless Propaganda presents:
Ruthless Family (1992-1995)
Disciples of E
Produced by Yu-lekz : 3 Finger Productions + Label: Ruthless Propaganda Records
Featuring: Brownside, Eazy-E3, B.G. Knocc Out, Gangsta Dresta, Kokane, Layzie Bone, Ruthless DirtyRed, Cold187um of Above The Law, ALT, GBM and more #ruthlessfamily #ruthlesspropaganda#realruthless
What Ruthless Family OG’s would you like to see collaborate on a track?
Coming Soon.
Are you a fan of Eazy-E and N.W.A ? Have small children? Can’t bump Eazy while you are with them? Well then you must check this kid out.
New Music! Loe Sta Fea Derrek Wright AKA “BabyEazyE3” BG Knocc Out“Real Muthafukkaz” Produced By David Weldon AKA Artwork by Jean J
The Final release date for “Ruthless Memories” A documentary about the late rapper Eazy-E will officially be released March 27th 2013, exactly 18 years after his death. We are currently working in obtaining some unreleased footage of Eazy-E that would add great visual to the film. Another reason for the delay is that we are working hard on making sure “Ruthless Memories” is a professional, quality work that will please all fans. You can PRE ORDER HERE
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Sunday, January 20th We will release a extended trailer of the film.
Also, everyone who purchases the documentary will get a private 20 minute preview of the documentary. starting January 20th.
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ALL ORDERS SHIP DECEMBER 21, 2012.
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AFTER DECEMBER 21, 2012 Price will go up.
Eric (Eazy-E) Wright forever changed music
and popular culture. RUTHLESS MEMORIES is a real look into the life and personality of
histories most ground breaking, innovative
gangster rapper. This film eternally captures in depth, personal thoughts and feelings from the people who were part of EAZY-E’s daily life.
Learn about Eric’s personality from people who knew him before NWA and the rise of his Ruthless Empire. Hear the details regarding the break
up of the worlds most dangerous group N.W.A
Find out just how real and dangerous the Death Row / Ruthless Records BEEF really was.
We will also get the breakdown on the last days of Eazy-E and look into some of the conspiracy
theories and rumors regarding his tragic death.
RUTHLESS MEMORIES is a RAW, UNCENSORED film created to preserve the facts and memories
of Eric Wright
A Ruthless Propaganda Film
It will be available World Wide
December 21 2012
Hollywood star Milla Jovovich, best known for her role in “The Fifth Element” and as the lead character in all of the Resident Evil movies, recently spoke to KCRW Radio and revealed that Eazy-E really inspired her to break out of her strict upbringing and strive for more individuality, which lead to her becoming an actress. During the interview she broke out some classic Eazy-E lyrics from his “Nobody Move” track where she spit:
“I said lay down and unbutton your bra/That was the biggest t*tties a n*gga ever saw/I said ‘D*mn,’ and the air got thinner/Only thought in my mind, was going up in her/The suspense was making me sick/She pulled her panties down and the b*tch had a d*ck!/I said ‘D*mn,’ dropped the gat from my hands/What I thought was a b*tch was nothing but a man.”
She went on to explain how his music really helped her to realize that there was a whole other world outside of the strict European upbringing that she was used to.
“That (music) definitely changed my world. In a great way, actually, because I had been raised by a very strict Eastern European family and this was sort of my call for freedom. I had started working at such a young age. I was nine years old and my mom always had so much control, and pretty much through Eazy-E, and that kind of, like, freedom, I started to wear baggy jeans and big T-shirts and baseball caps and just act like, ‘Yeah, whatever’.”
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