Eazy-E, born Eric Lyndon Wright, was a pioneering West Coast rapper and co-founder of the legendary hip-hop group N.W.A, which revolutionized rap music in the late 1980s with their raw, unfiltered style. Known for his distinctive high-pitched voice and aggressive delivery, Eazy-E became one of the most influential figures in gangsta rap before launching a successful solo career. His legacy continues to impact hip-hop culture and remains a defining voice of the golden era of rap.
