Straight Outta Compton: Easy-E is diagnosed with AIDS HD CLIP
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Published 2020-11-14
Before Eazy-E starts recording, he collapses and is diagnosed with AIDS.
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What’s the movie about?
During the 1980s in Los Angeles, a rap group called NWA (Niggas With Attitude) emerges from the streets of Compton. Itss members Dr Dre, Eazy-E and Ice Cube will revolutionize hip hop culture with their music and tales of their life in the hood.
Credits: © 2015 Universal Pictures
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All Comments (21)
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HIV is now very treatable. Someone diagnosed at 18 has a life expectancy of 65. That's beautiful and I pray cancer becomes the same.
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His death made his friends to step up and take their lives seriously.
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The fact that Eazy-E thought aids was treatable just breaks my heart
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This reminds me when I was diagnosed with stage 3C testicular cancer which had spread very aggressively in my body and I almost lost my life to it, the scene when the doctor told him they can’t do anything is almost traumatizing, my group of oncologists had told me that I wasn’t going to live past a year and that I would likely die during surgery; you get the most overwhelming feeling of disparity. It feels like it was almost like a dream, everyday felt like my last. I never wish that on my worst enemy. it’s been 5 years and I’m still around today.
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I don't think the actors ever got enough recognition for these scenes😭🥺
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"I don't even feel that bad, Doc." Makes me sad every time.
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The man playing Easy-E is amazing. You can feel the confusion and raw emotions without overacting.
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Eazy was an example of how the African American community never thought HIV would've affected them because many thought it was a "gay disease", then it did. The positive out of this tragedy was that many started getting tested and becoming aware it could affect them. Eazy truly saved lives..
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“I don’t even feel that bad doc” 😔 gets to me everytime, RIP E
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The dude that played E' should've gotten an Oscar for this role. He plays it so convincingly.
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My father died of AIDS April of 1995. I couldn’t finish watching this movie when I got to this scene. I remember my brothers and I walking down to the gas station to get his favorite snacks because he was too sick to get it. This was a very hard scene. And very well acted.
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When Dre came in and saw E on the breathing tube I just lost it...what an emotional scene! Felt so realistic and props to the real Dr Dre and Ice Cube for putting this masterpiece together!
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When Eazy-E died his wife inhereted his wealth and went on to produce this movie. What a tribute.
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Imagine how a doctor must feel having to tell someone is terminal and there's nothing that can be done.
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The fact that he was so young and no one else he knew had it still doesn't sit right with me to this day smh rip Eazy 😢
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4:51 bro said “I’ll call you when I get outta here Aii?” Shit made me wanna cry
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When his bodyguard closed the door to avoid hearing another grown man cry touched my soul. As a man it's hard to watch another man breakdown.
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When doc said: “We can...make you comfortable” 😢 that shit was sad
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All the Actors and Actresses did a incredible job with this film. You could literally feel the pain and grief when E got diagnosed.
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He was so young! The fact that he went public to warn people was beautiful! To save someone from suffering the way he did! 🙏🏾♥️
