Knocc Out recalled one incident in particular. Eazy had aligned himself with the fiery sect, and at the time of his death, members of the Nation’s security detail were guarding his hospital room.ī.G. Knocc Out, a hip-hop artist and friend of Eazy, gave a blockbuster 2011 interview to HipHopDX in which he spouted all sorts of theories regarding his mentor’s death. So that’s a slow death, an Eazy-E thing, know what I mean?” The Nation of Islam did it!ī.G. They get blood from somebody with AIDS and then they shoot you with it. So they got this new thing out, people sell them all the time. While explaining to the host that he no longer needed to use a gun, Knight said, “See, technology is so high, right? So if you shoot somebody, you go to jail forever. In a 2003 Jimmy Kimmel appearance, Knight seemed to suggest that Eazy was murdered. (Knight is currently awaiting trial after running down two men near the “Straight Outta Compton” set.) The feud go to bad that Eazy’s former manager, Jerry Heller, claimed on the Murder Master Music Show in 2013 that he had to talk Eazy out of killing Knight. The latter went solo, while the former joined forces with former bodyguard Suge Knight to form Death Row Records. In the early 1990s, Eazy - born Eric Lynn Wright - had a nasty falling out with his N.W.A bandmates, including Dr.

Suge Knight did it! One theory suggests that Suge Knight was behind Eazy’s murder.

With the new N.W.A biopic “Straight Outta Compton” currently tearing up the box office, let’s take a look at the various theories surrounding his untimely death at age 31. Since his passing, multiple conspiracy theories have percolated, with many friends and fans insisting Eazy was murdered. The music world was shocked in 1995 when rapper Eazy-E announced he’d contracted the disease. In the end, it wasn’t a bullet that felled the gangsta rapper.

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