Real Muthaphuckkin G’s Lyrics

[Chorus: Eazy-E, The D.O.C. & Dr. Dre]
Stop him in his tracks, show him that I am Ruthless
Yo, Dre! (What's up?) *Bang*
Boy, you should've known by now
Stop him in his tracks, show him that I am Ruthless
Yo, Dre! (What's up?)
Boy, you should've known—

[Verse 2: Dresta]
Every day it's a new rapper claimin' to be dapper than the Dresta
Softer than a bitch but portray the role of gangsta
Ain't broke a law in your life
Yet every time you rap you yap about the guns and knife

Just take a good look at the nigga and you'll capture
The fact that the bastard is simply just an actor

Who mastered the bang and the slang and the mental
Of niggas in Compton, Watts, and South Centra
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Never ever once have you ran with the turf
But yet in every verse claim you used to do the dirt
But tell me, who's a witness to your fuckin' work?
So you never had no business, so save the drama, jerk!
Niggas straight kill me, knowin' that they pranksters
This is goin' out to you studio gangstas
See, I did dirt, put in work, and many niggas can vouch that
So since I got stripes, I got the right to rap about that

But niggas like you, I gotta hate ya
'Cause I'm just tired of suburbia niggas
Talkin' about they come from projects
Knowin' you ain't seen the parts of the streets, G
Think you started tryna bang around the time of the peace treaty
Wearin' khakis and mob while you rhyme
Little fag tried to sag, but you're floodin' at the same time
And your set don't accept ya; scared to kick it with your homies
'Cause you know they don't respect ya
So, nigga please, check nuts
Before you step to these motherfuckin' real G's

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Genius Annotation

“Real Muthaphuckkin G’s” is Eazy-E’s response to Dr. Dre and his former protege Snoop Doggy Dogg’s numerous disses on The Chronic—most notably “Fuck wit Dre Day (And Everybody’s Celebratin’)”.

Eazy was flanked by Compton’s Gangsta Dresta and Dresta’s little brother B.G. Knocc Out, both newly signed to the Ruthless Records roster, in this first single from the 1993 EP, It’s On (Dr. Dre) 187um Killa. Suge Knight attempted to break Dre away from his Ruthless contract, but Eazy successfully sued and was awarded percentages of Dre’s albums and production work for Death Row, which he revealed to the public on this EP. He was also hip to just how Knight got down, years before Death Row fell apart.

The track samples Eazy’s own “Eazy-Duz-It” and “It’s Funky Enough” by D.O.C.—both were produced by Dre during his tenure at Ruthless.

It’s his most successful single to date peaking at no. 42 in the billboard hot 100

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Is there a Director's Cut for the music video?
Genius Answer

Yes, on Sept. 18, 2015, director Marty Thomas released an HD Director’s Cut for this track via YouTube, linked below.

“This is a version of Real Muthaphuckkin G’s Eazy and I started to put together in 1994. It was Eazy’s wish that this version go out after the softer MTV version had its run. While trying match our schedules over time to complete this cut, he got sick – RIP Eric. After seeing Straight Outta Compton I realized how much we all miss Eazy – I’m sure he’s watching as this version finally get’s out there where it belongs. - peace, Marty Thomas”

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Performance Rights
Phonographic Copyright ℗
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Recorded At
Audio Achievements (Torrance, CA)
Release Date
August 26, 1993
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