DJ Yella says Eazy-E didn't want him to know he had AIDS.
Eazy-E's death is portrayed in the forthcoming movie Straight Outta Compton, which is due in theaters Friday (August 14). The N.W.A rapper died from complications due to AIDS in 1995.
"Eazy taught us that AIDS was real, not just for big-time celebrities or movie stars, but it you're right here in the hood, you can get it, too," Ice Cube says to MTV. "He's gonna reteach that lesson with this movie because it's still a big epidemic in our community."
Ice Cube left the group in 1989 and feuded with the group, releasing his "No Vaseline" diss track. Cube was able to reconcile with Eazy-E before his death.
"Life is short," Cube says. "Bury any hatchet when you can. If you got any issues you're dealing with, now's the time to mend it 'cause you never know if you're gonna have that time. I'm glad I was able to mend things with Eazy before he passed and talk to him. It was like old times again."
Fellow N.W.A member DJ Yella says that he didn't know Eazy-E had AIDS at the time of his death.
"Last thing he told me on the phone, he said, 'Watch it,'" DJ Yella says. "But he never told me about the AIDS. He didn't want me to know. It's dangerous out there for the world. It's real."
Eazy-E's death is portrayed in the forthcoming movie Straight Outta Compton, which is due in theaters Friday (August 14). The N.W.A rapper died from complications due to AIDS in 1995.
"Eazy taught us that AIDS was real, not just for big-time celebrities or movie stars, but it you're right here in the hood, you can get it, too," Ice Cube says to MTV. "He's gonna reteach that lesson with this movie because it's still a big epidemic in our community."
Ice Cube left the group in 1989 and feuded with the group, releasing his "No Vaseline" diss track. Cube was able to reconcile with Eazy-E before his death.
"Life is short," Cube says. "Bury any hatchet when you can. If you got any issues you're dealing with, now's the time to mend it 'cause you never know if you're gonna have that time. I'm glad I was able to mend things with Eazy before he passed and talk to him. It was like old times again."
Fellow N.W.A member DJ Yella says that he didn't know Eazy-E had AIDS at the time of his death.
"Last thing he told me on the phone, he said, 'Watch it,'" DJ Yella says. "But he never told me about the AIDS. He didn't want me to know. It's dangerous out there for the world. It's real."
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