Game’s Pulling For Eazy-E’s Daughter, Wants You To Know The Ruthless Truth

West Coast rapper Game is fully riding behind his late idol Eazy-E‘s daughter Ebie Wright. The rap veteran has come forward to show support for her current fundraising efforts to get a documentary on her father made.

Game went to Instagram last night (October 21) and publicly showed his support for EB’s A Ruthless Scandal: No More Lies doc.

Last week, Ebie spoke out on putting together a tell-all on Eazy’s life.

The rapper’s daughter, Ebie, has launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund a documentary exposé titled A Ruthless Scandal: No More Lies. She alleges, 21 years after Eazy’s death, that he was murdered and wants to present what she claims are “jaw-dropping” revelations about his final days and the battle for his estate. Ebie’s mother, Tracy Jernagin, and half-sister, Erica, are signed on as producers; the three women have been working together on the film for the past 10 years. (Rolling Stone)

In October 2015, rap star Kendrick Lamar credited Eazy-E for fueling his career.

“What made Eazy special was that he was telling a different type of truth, a truth that wasn’t heard in music yet. Before them, rap was fun — you had your battles and whatnot, but this time around, when it came to what Eazy wanted to do, being a visionary, he had the idea of speaking the honest truth, and I think it really resonated with a lot of people because it was the shock value of, “Okay, these guys are really standing out and focused on telling their reality, no matter how pissed off you get by it.” And it got interest from people. People actually wanted to hear it and wanted to know what was going on.” (PAPER Mag)

In summer 2015, E.B. Wright talked to SOHH about her overall support for the Eazy-E N.W.A. biopic Straight Outta Compton.

“We were filming it about a year ago and I spent some time on the set, just getting to know Jason Mitchell, who portrays my dad and he really just did a phenomenal job. I couldn’t be more proud and I don’t think there was anyone that could have played my dad better. The overall film is really good. Dr. Dre and Ice Cube and F. Gary Gary, director, they did a really good job. They were really sensitive with the whole story since my dad isn’t alive. His own personal part of the story, they had to sort of build around that so I’m just proud of it. There’s a lot that I feel was left out of his personal storyline but this movie was about N.W.A. as a collective and their brotherhood and how they started and everything they went through.” (SOHH)