Cold 187um: Eazy-E Was Never Bothered By “Dre Day” Diss

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https://www.vladtv.com – As “Straight Outta Compton” continues to make strides at the box office, Above The Law emcee Cold 187um chopped it up with VladTV and broke down the relationship between Dr. Dre and Eazy-E.

The West Coast emcee explained how the two artists went from being like brothers to despising one another, leading Dre to drop the diss track “Dre Day.” When asked how Eazy felt about the track, Cold 187um revealed that the “Eazy-Duz-It” rapper wasn’t ever bothered by it, because he didn’t see Dr. Dre or any of the other rappers on the song as a threat.

During the conversation Cold 187um also shared his thoughts on Suge Knight, whom he said was very cool to hang out with in the early days. He also revealed that Above the Law wanted to part ways with Ruthless Records and go to Death Row with Dre, but they were in the early days of their contract and Eazy wouldn’t allow it.

Find out more of what Cold 187um had to say about the Ruthless/Death Row split in the above clip, including Eazy’s thoughts on Dr. Dre leaving his label.

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