Rhythm D On Living With Eazy E, Staying Out Of Ruthless Drama After Eazy's Passing, And Terry Carter
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Much respect to Rhythm D for being so humble!!!🖤
Ahhhh Real Compton City G’s
Lol word
This interview was needed, let's be honest, the Straight outta Compton movie was a Dre and Cube movie, made them look like superheroes and threw Eazy a lot of shade. We needed to hear the real shit.
facts!!
Yup Eazy E never got beat up by Suge
@@connoisseuroftigolbitts exactly!
We need a Str8 off Tha Muthaphukkin Streets of Compton movie. Based on Eazy-E. Straight outta Compton movie didn’t do justice for Eazy. We want Eazy!!!
@@room616oc word up!!
He’s a very humble guy
King of Compton RIP Eazy E 😭😭😭🙏🙏🙏
Ive been waiting a long time to hear Rhythm D!! Thank you for having him talk his craft!!!
Man big court only you could bring this type of interview out kudos to your success bro mad love and respect 👊🏾 ✊🏾
Thank u for the acknowledgment, support, and positive feedback! Salute. 🙏🏾💯
Thank you Court for asking him that. That movie was cap af. "Straight Outta Dr Dre/Ice Cube's Mouth" Directed by Ice Cube's Director and signed off By Tomica Wright.
Are you aware that the falling off in the movie was after the chronic dropped ? That's before Rhythm D, Bone Thugs gave his career, label a boost.
There was no “falling off”. NWA’s final album dropped in May 1991 and garnered success for a good year. NWA’s final album won an award in 1992. The Chronic came out in December 1992. Eazy dropped his EP in August 1993 and met Bone + Rhythm D that same year. In 1994, Bone released their first album, he had the Black Eyed Peas and was working on a double album. Eazy’s radio show also premiered in July 1994. In that period, Eazy appeared in CB4 along with Ice Cube, the Arsenio Hall Show, NBC, Howard Stern, on the cover of magazines, and a documentary about the controversy surrounding rap music including Dr. Dre, Snoop and others. He was also working on opening his own film studio and a movie script.
There was no “falling off”. NWA’s final album dropped in May 1991 and garnered success for a good year. NWA’s final album won an award in 1992. The Chronic came out in December 1992. Eazy dropped his EP in August 1993 and met Bone + Rhythm D that same year. In 1994, Bone released their first album, he had the Black Eyed Peas and was working on a double album. Eazy’s radio show also premiered in July 1994. In that period, Eazy appeared in CB4 along with Ice Cube, the Arsenio Hall Show, NBC, Howard Stern, on the cover of magazines, and a documentary about the controversy surrounding rap music including Dr. Dre, Snoop and others. He was also working on opening his own film studio and a movie script. Also, MC Ren released a platinum selling album and Above the Law was making music.
There was no “falling off”. NWA’s final album dropped in May 1991 and garnered success for a good year. NWA’s final album won an award in 1992. The Chronic came out in December 1992. Eazy dropped his EP in August 1993 and met Bone + Rhythm D that same year. In 1994, Bone released their first album, he had the Black Eyed Peas and was working on a double album. Eazy’s radio show also premiered in July 1994. In that period, Eazy appeared in CB4 along with Ice Cube, the Arsenio Hall Show, NBC, Howard Stern, on the cover of magazines, and a documentary about the controversy surrounding rap music including Dr. Dre, Snoop and others. He was also working on opening his own film studio and a movie script. Also, MC Ren released a platinum selling album and Above the Law was making music.
There was no “falling off”. NWA’s final album dropped in May 1991 and garnered success for a good year. NWA’s final album won an award in 1992. The Chronic came out in December 1992. Eazy dropped his EP in August 1993 and met Bone + Rhythm D that same year. In 1994, Bone released their first album, he had the Black Eyed Peas and was working on a double album. Eazy’s radio show also premiered in July 1994. In that period, Eazy appeared in CB4 along with Ice Cube, the Arsenio Hall Show, NBC, Howard Stern, on the cover of magazines, and a documentary about the controversy surrounding rap music including Dr. Dre, Snoop and others. He was also working on opening his own film studio and a movie script. Also, MC Ren released a platinum selling album and Above the Law was making music.
What a great interview with the homie God Blessed him n a real one .love from Houston tx stay Blessed court 🙏🏾
Thanks Court for the interview. As a kid, used to read the credits and always wondered who this dude was. OAN, I have a issue with 1 think he said. He said only one person who loved him that was involved with the movie. I don't believe she loved him. If she did, why did she allow them to make up that false story on her husband?
Dope interviews, questions and insight on point. Dope channel man. Rip E
GREAT INTERVIEW
Rhythm D is a unsung hero 💯
Great interview, I love the history!!!!!
Love to hear it & love to see it. 🎶❤️🎶
OG RHYTHM D#1
Solid content 🔥💯✅
Enjoying the quality content. 💪🏾✌🏾
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Thanks for tappin in! 💯🙏🏾
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@@HoldinCourtPodcastn you please interview Eazy-E bodyguards the Twinz or Dresta the gangsta or Ruthless Dirty Red
@@powerovergrimyenergyGREAT INTERVIEW THANK U FOR YOUR WORK 💯💯
This might be the first time I heard someone say Eazy actually looked a little sick before he died that’s crazy
They already said he was coughing a lot before he passed.
Exactly that's why I don't believe him, Easy didn't get sick and go to the hospital until February, he said that he hadn't seen E in over 6 months, people were around him and nobody said he looked sick or different GTFOH
@@scenelover78 coughing yes, but no one ever said he looked sick
@@derekduram4514 gotcha, only thing I did notice is Eazy lost weight. Especially when u compare his dates with tomica to the so called last pic with Donald randell. But that could mean nothing. I dk. I think Eazy was taking out in my opinion. Shit was too weird for me
@@scenelover78 idk man I’ve seen interviews where Eazy said he never wear condoms so I can’t really say he was murdered. He was kind of small back in the early N.W.A days tho so I never really thought the weight loss was a big deal
This is the best Interview on KZhead I grew up in eazy e arrow that was my niggah he gets no credit eazy e an Mac Dre is the greatest of all times.
I Would Like For Rhythm D, To Start Producing New Music For Eric " Lil Eazy -E " Wright Now !!!
Easy E dissed the Skinheads on his song 'Black Nigga Killa" that's possibly why the Aryans were sending Death Threats.
BNK wasn't out yet until 1998
@@MrScrooge1980 Ook I thought it came out in '94 & Released in '98
@@md3dasnipa386 yep, didn't get released till 98, unless someone told them they got dissed, which I doubt
@@MrScrooge1980 Ook Gotcha!
The skin heads made the threats before the song was made. Eazy rapped that line because of those threats afterwards.
Salute to you legends 🫡
Love your interview. Can you please interview dirty red aka shaki from ruthless.
Important interview!! The straight out of Compton movie is indeed a Cube & Dre movie...but it was a total fairytale. Straight Booty!
I dont care how the economy is nowadays, walking to the mailbox for a $57K Check, from doing what you passionately enjoy is way better than working a 9 to 5 job.
"I make a skinhead brain bust all across the West Coast" - E
Rhythm D was always tight. It was cool to see him in the Compton city gs video
Imagin how many black billionaires got shut down before 2000s
9:13 I’m not entirely sure I buy the whole.. Tomica and Mike klien did it and Jerry didn’t know thing.. I’m pretty sure Jerry was at least aware of what was happening.. and Mike still helped Jerry get his money.. so I’m not sure I believe that Jerry was 100 percent innocent
Straight Outta Compton was whack at how they portrayed Eazy.
I agree, but if eazy e was here it would have been told way different than what them fake ass homies of eazy e did to his character🤦🏾♀️
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“Real Compton City G’s” in my Rhythm D voice
nice
Was rhythm d the guy who said ahhh real muthafuckin Gs in the music video? I swear that was him
Yep thats him!
Dam I aint know bro did all them cuts. Thats wjats up
the mouth spots hes talking about i would bet was maybe from a inhaler. inhalers have cortisteroids i think in them usually. which actually can make things worse for you in certain situations but yah if your using that alot it can mess your skin up on contact
Eazy had bone , plus he was still making money off of Dre
I always wondered if him and he was so close how come he didn’t do no work on eazys last album?
He did do beats for that album but they lost his beats or they didn't have his songs or they didn't want his price to use his beats
If you could, can you let Rhythm D I was trying to email him ? If so, would mean a lot to me
THIS INTERVIEW SO GODDAMN GOOD I’M FINNA LISTEN TO DA FULL VERSION ON APPLE PODCASTS TOO 💯
Appreciate the support! 💯💯🙏🏾
Yeah but what up with that list tho? 🤔
4:45 EAZY WAS MURDERED.
With the help of the JDL, yup
Acupuncture 🤔 something very shady went on
Question. A lawsuit was filed against Suge by Eazy E. He alleged that Suge threatened him. Does that mean Eazy E snitched on Suge?
Nah, this was business. It had contracts involved. Suge took Eazy-E's hitmaker...Dr.Dre, illegally. So, Eazy-E sued. So Eazy-E felt...u took my cash cow, so I got to hit you for your pockets too
He threatened to kill his mother
It was a civil lawsuit not criminal.
"Top black billionaires that were gonna be taken down before the year 2000" This is serious. Sabotaging the growth and wealth in black society. But what do b.people here say after hearing that? 'Great to see Rhythm D'....'Ahhh Real Compton City G's'....'R.I.P Eazy E' We are truly a mess
He was fallin off. Bone Thugs wasn't the biggest selling at the time. Bone Thugs had only released an EP at the time Creepin on a come up which went platinum. Their first album hadn't come out yet and BTH said themselves they were broke and Eazy was nowhere to be found. They were living out of motels. Then they met with Eazy one day and he was in tears saying Jerry took all his money. Most of the Acts on Ruthless at the time FLOPPED big time, HWA flopped, Blood of Abraham flopped, Kokane flopped, Menajahtwa flopped, Jimmy Z flopped, Yomo & Maulkie flopped, Pistol, Stefan, ATBAN Klan, all did nothing. Rhythm D had left out by 1995 so he had no inside info but BTH was with him everyday and confirmed he was doing bad financially.
Nobody around eazy said he went broke. His net worth was over 50 million when he passed. Shut up becuz u never met him
They had above the law as well
First off, he was getting checks from Dre and the success of the Chronic. He may not have been at his peak, but going broke where he has to sell houses and live in a small house in Norwalk was all bullshit. Niggas for life album was out in 91, it’s on Dr Dre was 93 and bth creepin on a come up was 94. Dude had multiple platinum albums in the years he was supposedly struggling with the money he was making on death row success on that of that. He was hardly broke. People go years in between albums and ain’t broke. Come on