Cold 187um: If Eazy-E Were More Seasoned He Would've Fired Jerry
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- www.vladtv.com - When Ice Cube left N.W.A., Cold 187um of Above the Law says the whole ordeal was "disheartening" to all those involved. "When that happened it was like everything got exposed," he recalls. "Around Ruthless [Records] it was like a question mark, really. But then you have to think like, we're really young and it's a lot of money coming in, so who knows what's going on?"
Big Hutch - who claims he "ghost-produced" on N.W.A.'s "100 Miles and Runnin'" - remembers there being a bit of understood animosity between Dr. Dre, Eazy-E, DJ Yella, MC Ren and Ice Cube around the time Cube departed. "I think that's what people didn't grasp at the time. But it's like, if we're all brothers and we rollin' with something just roll with us," Cold 187um relays to us. If it were up to him, however, Jerry Heller would have gotten the boot before Ice Cube moved on to do his own thing. He feels them all being young at the time played a big part in the group's demise, and had Eazy-E been "more seasoned" he would have known to fire Heller, being that "everybody had question marks" regarding the manager.
In the end, Cold 187um has a hell of a lot of respect for Heller, especially since he got his "first legal money from him." "He was really an a**hole in the early days," he remembers, but once he stood up to him that all changed. "If you wasn't one on one with him, he wouldn't respect you."
Hear more from Cold 187um regarding Ice Cube leaving N.W.A. and his thoughts on "No Vaseline" in another informative West Coast exclusive. - Zábava
I love all these old school West coast gangsta interviews! Get MC Ren in there now!!!
+DieSloeNow the villan
True! I'm hooked on this shit!
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Cold 187 made a good point.
If you're the owner(Eazy E)... you don't let Lebron(Ice Cube)leave... you get rid the coach(Jerry Heller).
Nah, Eazy was the owner, Jerry was the manager hired by Eazy. Cold 187 was right, as the owner Eazy needed to keep LeBron. To the day he died, Jerry still talked down about Cube about said he wasn't good for the group. But that's because Cube saw the bigger picture. Eazy should have tried to keep Cube, launch his solo career and Ruthless would have had two stars. Jerry only saw Ruthless as a one star label with Eazy.
We wouldn't have had cube and the bomb squad without him leaving tho
@@martyc909 Heller could not brainwash Cube, he was Mad cause Cube showed Dr. Dre the way
@oldnative o
Ice Cube wrote the music. I think your making the "thug" thing a bigger point than necessary.
fuck cube nwa was doing well without cube when dr dre left that was the end.
Salute to Cold 187um for being 100 at all times mayne! It's always good to see the growth of a brotha from the hood who didn't let the past define who he is for the rest of his life.
+Ravishing Slick AMEN!!!
+Ravishing Slick Great comment.
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Good interview and this brother is very articulate. I enjoyed this interview.
Lol they are good though
+Roger San Gabriel Exactly!
remind me of forrest whitaker
Cold 187, Wise OG spitting game. Interesting how perspectives change as the maturation progresses.
These Cold 187um interview is the best interview I think VladTV has done......my truth
Agreed
Real Talk brother you ain't lying that is his best interview he's ever did
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Nah Vlad. You set tripping. Niggaz4Life is a better album all around. The beats is more polish. It has more of a movie feel to it with the skits. The writing still up to par. I kinda felt like Eazy lyrics was a little better. It had more direction. Plus, it had more humor and creative songs on it. Automobile is still funny
been arguing for years Niggaz4life is better album then straight outta Compton production was better and lyrics were harder
+MrWARBUCKS24 approach the danger tho that's my jam
+L1am21 that whole album was tough when I hear ppl say straight outta Compton was better I wonder if they really listened or do they just say that cause it's popular
Vlad still shocked off Straight Outta Compton. He's stuck on that album. Niggaz4Life is better
+ronpaulraps I still like Dopeman (Remix) though. Idk, many dope men were bangin that back then in my hood, including family. Just brings back memories as a young kid lol
Cold 187um very underrated...
Da_Project_ Prophet i didn't grow on nwa who is 187
From the group ABOVE THE LAW
Shaun Jones from ABOVE THE LAW
Shaun Jones you ever hear murder rap above the law made that song
i like the way this guy responds to questions.
Vlad is gonna upload NWA videos for another 500 years
Ryan Hayes lol
+Ryan Hayes Hope so!
+Ryan Hayes haha
+Ryan Hayes Vlad is about to make this own N.W.A documentary
azz? man youre so less stupid
Efil4zaggin, was a much better record than SOC. Production and lyrically. The only difference was SOC came first, so of course the impact would've been more shocking. Efil4zaggin went in @ number one on the POP CHARTS. Think about that, in 1991 Hip Hop, especially Gangsta Rap, was not making that kind of noise in mainstream culture.
Production maybe...lyrically? Get the fuck outta here!! S.O.C., F.the Police, Gangsta Gangsta, I Ain't the 1, Dopeman, 8 Ball...efil4zaggin doesn't have that many strong songs. I don't think so. Dope album but S.O.C. is a classic.
Thank u... Dre beats was crazy on 4life
I definitely agree with you on this one ‼️
I agree with him. Eazy was too attached to Jerry. I remember reading in Vibe magazine, they interviewed Eazy, he said Jerry was like a father to him and they were really close!!
Jerry made him a millionaire & made Ruthless a reality. He also taught E everything he knew about the music business. It's not that hard to believe.
@@JuggaloSupreme Right & also help him clean up & legitimize lots things in his personal life.
I feel like he's gonna take me to The Matrix with that outfit.
D J Nothing wrong with what he wearin.
Shit joke LOL
Now Get MC Eiht on here!!
+allloveable & Dj Quik
+allloveable geah!
nope
+kingman88 Nuthin' but da gangstaaaa.... geeeah...
+ghostrecon755 spice 1 and redman killed that song!
Love these interviews!
Get Mc Ren on this too, so we'll have another perspective of the facts, i would love to see what Ren has to bring to the plate.
I'm glad this movie is out cause in my mind, Eazy-E is the single most important figure in Hip Hop when it comes to the concept of "Rags to Riches"... all what Puffy, Jay and a few others are doing now are a direct consequence of his success and letting people know that you don't have to conform to be successful.
Not really.,Barry gody is the top influence as far as music in general. Puffy is the one who Did it for hip hop.I can't say Easy E because he was still getting raped.Puffy was not..he is the one who started getting your own label without getting fucked...
E Haynes Errr.... Yea, A) incase you didn't know, I'm talking about Hip Hop and B) How was he getting "raped"? Know your facts, he got a bigger cut more than anyone and OWNED the company; and if you think that Puff didn't get taken advantage of in the beginning (not even to talk about the extortion by street hustlers) then you need a reality check.
Obi Smalls hip hop wise it was not Easy E its puff .Did you see the movie? Easy e house and all his shit was being repossessed thata how he was getting raped.Puffy was the first black man in hip hop to actually sucessfully cut out the middle man(usually white) and get a distrubution deal.he was the first until him, mofos were getting raped including N.W.A. Extortion shit is some street shit whether that hapoened or not I have never heard of it and don't give a fuck.Im talking about business.Business wise ,puffy opened door for all these young,black entrepreneur to have thier own without being raped by those big coporations.Now you have young money ,ovo,good music,mmg, etc...Those labels would have never been possible if it were not for Puffy,period.
E Haynes
How old are you, brother?
+Obi Smalls Movie is nothing what it should have been.
Efil4zaggin is a better album than Straight Outta Compton in every aspect. If Cube were on it, it would break the rap game apart, but even without him it is the best N.W.A. album period. Even though it didn't have powerful political songs like the previous one, it had a much much bigger impact musicaly wise and changed the course of the game.
True...Dre producing at his best and Ren was a lyrical beast on Efilzaggin!
+AWOL 1
Vlad a dummy.... Appetite For Destruction just as strong of a song as Straight Outta Compton.. Niggaz4Life improved from SOC in many ways.
with cube leavin... NWA turned up the lyircs bout killing, guns, bitches , sluts and hoes. If Cube stayed they would of rapped some more about racial problems, jews and police brutality. lol
fuck ice cube busy as niga is bicht
Great analysis. I personally loved bumpin NWA Niggaz4life, the production was crazy... I think Ice Cube, was at a whole other intellectual level, but, I enjoyed the West Coast beats and sound. Cube's stuff, started sounding like East Coast, for the exception of maybe, 'Summer Vacation' & 'Ghetto Bird..'
Every time they mention Jerry Heller I picture Paul Giamatti 😂😂😂
ivan andrade me too
Real Brother !
Vlad, if you're gonna milk this NWA shit you might as well produce solid interviews like this one. Salute to Cold 187um for a great perspective and for keeping it 100.
niggas give MC Ren next to no credit i liked his flow he was nice..........Mr.187um seems like a legit dude
In my opinion "NIGGAZ4LIFE" was overall a better album than "Straight Out Of Compton".
Here's some insight that people don't really talk about: It was actually Cold 187um/Above the Law who was working with Snoop Dogg before Dre did while still at Ruthless. When Dre broke out, of course Snoop went with him, and Cold 187um said in an interview that he was going to leave as well but Eazy wasn't going to allow that shit. Even MC Ren was distancing himself from Eazy, hence the shoutout Snoop gave him during the Chronic intro because he was there in the studio. Now fast forward to Eazy's EP, It's On (Dr. Dre) 187um Killa. The title is also low-key dissing Cold 187um if you think about it. I understand he even produced a track on there but still
Rick Harding - idk about the title dissing Cold 187um tho since 187 does stand for murder so "It's On Dr.Dre(Murder UM)
I think Hutch got a little offended when Vlad said Niggaz4Life couldn't hold a candle to Straight Outta Compton, considering he helped write and produce on it.
1990 livin' like hustlers was a serious ass album.
Goodness ATL was sum'n serious and Ruthless as a label was running NY labels damn near out of business.
Matter of fact, Warren G literally saved the legendary Def Jam record label.
Vlad killing it with the historical interviews at the moment.We need more interviews from RBX, Daz, Kurupt, and others from the Ruthless/Deathrow/Early Aftermath days.
this is prob the best Vlad interview ever
I can only think of 2 teams to break up at #1: '98 Chicago Bulls and N.W.A.
Should've asked what provoked the rumble at the New Music Seminar between Above the Law and Da Lench Mob
Heller was a devil and Cube was the smartest one cuz all of NWA was being played. Dre and Eazy got played also.
How did Eazy get played when he was making the most money with or without Dre or Cube
I love these type of OGs you can get a lot of wisdom from
what about Above the Law run on the 1st album, that was a classick, wanna hear about how some of their songs were created
One out of the 5 channels I love hitting Like on every single time an interview is dope. Much love Vlad!
NWA would have gotten back together if Eazy had lived
All these old school west cost ruthless guys are good people and have clarity on the past. And they don't talk shit about people unless they truly deserve it. RESPECT 👍
NWA 4life album took the production and rap/gangster rap scene to a whole other level...
We need that full interview please glad
Love this drop the full interview Vlad. This and Alonzo's.
This guy does great interviews. A lot of insight in his videos.
Man, this guy makes some of my favorite songs. The whole Black Mafia Life and Uncle Sam's Curse, Sumner Days, Indonesia, so much music I always go back to.
+Tommy Vercetti Gorilla Pimpin, but the "Legends" album was my favorite.
Gina Crosswhite oh yeah, that was a good one too. "Now we got you faded on X.O"
man black superman was my shit homie
+Tommy Vercetti Even his 1st solo was extra tight but P.I.M.P off their 1999 album my have been the best song. We played that song a lot in Detroit when it first dropped
Roseclan24 Oh yeah, that was my shit too "..P.I.M.P. baby, clinic number 1". I remember playing it in the car, on the way to the club. All his 90's ish, is my favorite. When he sang the chorus.
this proubly one of the best interviews i ever heard lot of this young guys getting in the game need to this interview put in perspective how the business is
you can tell easy really wasnt known as easy e to his boys cause in all these vlad interviews everyone back then jus calls him eric where they call yella yella and ren ren ect ect
The Mexican dude is Krazy D
Justin MacJay Adams i alaways wondered who dat was an where is he now?
Its amazing how we always tie success to a car...when you are selling millions of records....a car ain't shyt. it's working class people with cars
This dude has one of the most unique voices in the history of rap
Forever will love the Ruthless artists...above the law is a group I can always listen to...so much game...
First Album...Classic...
That woman has a minnie mouse voice. lol
VLAD when are you going to interview Krazy D from N.W.A. ?
Zaggin 4 life was better then straight out of Compton. Niggaz 4 life, always in to something, one less, don't bite it, Automobile and Approach To Danger. That album was fire.
Much love as always Cold 187-um aka Big Hutch.
R.I.P.. KMG
Since a insightful and unbiased interview was a honor to work with 187um
Yo u gotta interview Ren!!!
*Great interview.* I have ALL Above The Law albums 1990-2003. Legends. But remember Eazy-E's last EP he dropped before his death? "It's on Dre!! 187um Killa". I always thought he threw a jab at Cold 187um in the title, as all Eazy dissed was Dre and Snoop on the album. Still a classic. Oh yeah, "No Vaseline" is still the #1 Beef song, #2 is Pac's "Hit 'Em Up". Yeah yeah I know KRS-One's "The Bridge Is Over" is classic too. Nas' "Ether" as well. And I love Jay-Z "The Blueprint 2", the song. I bang that on repeat. Jay is just basically talking but it flows so dramatic like opera.
+bakenfat Cold 187um bullied Vlad in to not cutting the video like a large birthday pizza and milkin' it into 25 videos........instead there will be 8.
Great interview!
Good interview
N4L was and is a classic! SOC was just so groundbreaking, but the sonic quality of N4L changed hip-hop. Both albums mark a change in our culture. That's why Dre is revered to this day. R.I.P. Eric Wright Ruthless had a squad!
Great interview
you need 2 interview mc ren
Lol why does Vlad keep bringing up the Mexican guy in the NWA and the Posse album
Ricky909 because he was looking at the picture of the album cover and assumes that the light skinned guy is mexican.
+MADD GLOCK Isn't that guy the one from "Dopeman" though? "Hey mr.dopeman, you think you're slick...."
+JaySavageTV no, some black guy did that mexican accent on that song.
+MADD GLOCK wrong. thats the mexican fuy. he said it himself. Google and learn before you correct someone.
Shakim Shabazz NO! that mexican voice at the end of the song was done by a black guy! get it right!
cold 187um is real gz
...did you write that.?.......awasome
what does us being on Tommy Boy have to do with the initial post that was discussed?
Vlad, can you upload the full Cold 187um interview? Or get him back on here.. Have him talk sbout how he created the g funk theory, how him and kokane are cousins, nephews of willie hutch, etc. Stuff not covered in this interview of him
Never was a big N.W.A. fan, but I was a big ATL fan. Second gangsta album I ever heard besides the Geto Boys. Salute to Cold 187um R.I.P KMG
thorough interview!
A real one! No doubt. Always messed with Above The Law . Black Superman and Endonesia. Classics!!!!
eazy e did fire jerry at the end during the bone thug years! theres an interview were lazy bone talks about how when bone thugs went to the ruthless office to get some money they were told to wait in the lobby because eazy had just fired jerry and they were still in the office arguing.
"Exactly." -Cold 187um
So true but I felt that way back then and Dre tried to tell him we don’t need jerry
Salute187 that was one of the coldest interviews I've ever seen that's what's up 187 for keeping that shit a 💯💯💯g's☝
That NFL album was Everywhere that summer. Came out No.1 with no radio hits, proving they didn't need a label or Jerry.
This guy is probably the most intelligent of the whole crew, he was all business in Above The Law as well.
He is right Eric was a super loyal person Rip my friend
Niggaz fo life to me iz the best album they came out wit.
LISTEN WHILE THE OG SPEAKS
vlad got checked! lmao that's right dude, defend your brothers history. respect
thorough
Very sharp man.
I’m sorry I think SOC is slightly less than N4L. SOC is classic but it sounds slightly dated now. N4L sounds eternal.
He did fire him
Well spoken
Whatta smart and respectable guy
Vlad,
Next time you have Hutch in the house, please ask him the exact truth about the fight between Above the Law and Lench Mob. I know Hutch will keep it 100 about what really happened.
he had done one of the better interviews
can we quik? knocc out and dresta? bone?
Think of all the big time rappers from 1986 to 1996. Hundreds of them and only like 6 got rich. Diddy, Dre, Cube, Snoop, Nas, Jay-Z and that's about it. That is sad.
eazy e was the star. nwa was his side kick
Some real shit right there.. respect to the og
Big Hutch on the set
Check out the kokane first album diss the hell out of the dogg pound and snoop ...
4 life is a better produced more polished album than str8 outta Compton.The shock factor of the 1st made it that little more legendary, which gave even them tracks more commercial appeal. AND WE'LL BOTH RIDE HOME IN MY AUTOMOBILE!!
What type of seasoning I personally fuck with adobo throw that on anything
Good video
the first time you do crack is always the best
Big Hutch a good dude. R.I.P. Eazy n KMG...
Vlad gets on my nerves with his comments and they snarky voice
Jews eating off Hip Hop as usual ..
Let's get it straight Easy wasn't never broke he was a living Doughboy who you think Dopeman was about
DIS IS A GREAT PERSON I LIKE HIM HE SO 💯
i like the way this guy responds to questions. direct, clear