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Sep 11, 2026

PanchoHOST
2:01
they gained popularity amongst the local rap and breakdance scenes.
PanchoHOST
2:05
Three years later, in 1992, the young musicians signed a contract with the label company Ruthless Records and made their debut as a featured artist on the track Merry Motherfuckin' Xmas, a song from one of Eazy-E's EPs.
PanchoHOST
2:24
Soon after, the group recorded their debut album, Grassroots, which was set to release on October 6, 1994.
PanchoHOST
2:31
The album was never released, as Eazy-E passed away from AIDS in 1995.
PanchoHOST
2:36
The group decided to make some changes to their group, as they were dropped from Ruthless Records in 1995.
PanchoHOST
2:42
In the same year of 1995, Will.i.am, Apple the App, DJ Motivate, and Dante Santiago formed a new group named Black Eyed Pods, later renamed to Black Eyed Peas.
PanchoHOST
2:54
Tabu met William in a nightclub, and later William asked him to join them.
XzibitGUEST
25:37
And it was a place where Black Eyed Peas come from there.
XzibitGUEST
25:42
Will.I.Am was on Ruthless Records before he started with the Black Eyed Peas.
XzibitGUEST
25:49
His name was Will1X.
XzibitGUEST
25:51
Razzcast comes from there.
Kelly PatrickHOST
29:56
more.
Eddie DonaldsonGUEST
29:56
I don't remember who was performing, but at the time, the Death Row and Ruthless Records were beefing pretty hard.
Eddie DonaldsonGUEST
30:03
Those of you that don't know, you know, Death Row, Shud Night, and Ruthless Records was Eazy-E.
Eddie DonaldsonGUEST
30:10
And I was friendly with Eric Wright, Eazy-E, but not Shud.
Eddie DonaldsonGUEST
30:14
One night we had some sort of discrepancy at the show.
Eddie DonaldsonGUEST
30:17
And Death Row and Ruthless Records are standing in the middle of Sunset Boulevard.
Eddie DonaldsonGUEST
30:23
Cars stopped on both ways and groups on both sides trying to fight each other in the street.
Eddie DonaldsonGUEST
30:28
Guns were pulled out, helicopters.
BravobravoduckingbravoHOST
7:53
talking about how Dr. Dre was violent towards her for many years.
BravobravoduckingbravoHOST
7:57
She was the first singer signed to Eazy-E's Ruthless Records.
BravobravoduckingbravoHOST
8:00
This is all the circle that he was in from NWA, if you know, you know, back in the day.
BravobravoduckingbravoHOST
8:04
She said, quote, when you're living in it, you can't see it, but I couldn't believe that I was really living like that.
Friday Ricky DredHOST
5:16
Like they have their Grammy award winners or whatever, whatever.
Friday Ricky DredHOST
5:19
But like the hip hop culture, like if you're not in a no-no, not knowing like that Will.i.am came in from Ruthless Records with Eazy-E in them.
DJ Natural WavHOST
5:32
I remember a COVID era.
DJ Natural WavHOST
5:33
They were, like, they went back to that era where they were, like, rapping, rapping again.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:07
So right now we're getting everything back together and we finna come out, you know, fully loaded.
PanchoHOST
0:16
It all started because of Dr. Dre, who was dissatisfied with his financial position at Ruthless Records.
PanchoHOST
0:22
It is reported that Dr. Dre scheduled a meeting with Eazy, but never showed up to the meeting at all.
PanchoHOST
0:28
Instead, Suge Knight showed up, threatening the member of N.W.A.
Gregory HutchinsonGUEST
2:42
No, I mean, like as a creator, like when we started making music, you know, we just wanted to be different.
Gregory HutchinsonGUEST
2:47
You know what I mean? We, as Above the Law, you know, me as the producer of the group, I just wanted to be, wanted us to sonically sound different from the NWA or everything that they were doing at Ruthless Records when I came to Ruthless Records as a young producer.
Gregory HutchinsonGUEST
3:01
I just wanted us to sound produce different, even though I understudied with Dr. Dre how to make records, how to make records professionally, how to put things on tape and EQ and sonically put it down, you know, on a technical level.
Gregory HutchinsonGUEST
3:15
I already was a writer and composer already, you know, and could create music out of my mind.
speaker_3NARRATOR
9:28
It's party music for people who've survived something.
speaker_3NARRATOR
9:32
Dre had just escaped Death Row's precursor, Ruthless Records.
speaker_3NARRATOR
9:37
He'd been screwed out of money, kicked out of N.W.A.
speaker_3NARRATOR
9:41
The whole album's this victory lap.
Seth FordHOST
17:32
got left in the...
Mark DavisHOST
17:37
And he ended up getting signed by Eazy-E on Ruthless Records in 1992.
Mark DavisHOST
17:44
The boys in Boyle Heights are always hard.
Mark DavisHOST
17:48
At the time, Will.i.am was known as Will1X.
Seth FordHOST
18:35
Well, we tried.
Mark DavisHOST
18:37
We thought on it.
Mark DavisHOST
18:39
They get signed with EZE and Ruthless Records in 92.
Mark DavisHOST
18:44
They change their name to the Black Eyed Pods.
Mob JamesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
59:51
Suge said, I need to get that Jerry and them to get Michele and them contracted.
Mob JamesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
59:55
So this is Ruthless Records' office? This is Ruthless, yeah,
VladSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
59:58
their office.
VladSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
59:59
And Jerry Heller was there? Jerry Heller was there.

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