E-WHITE (October 2007) | Interview By: Eddie Gurrola

       Dubcnn recently sat down with Long Beach veteran E-White for an exclusive interview. In this feature, we discuss Meech Wells’s “The New West World Order” compilation mixtape, which he will be heavily involved in, and we also find out about a new street album entitled “Real” that is currently in the works. E-White had a lot to get off his chest during the interview, so read on to find out what he had to say about a variety of different topics.




As always we have both the transcript and the audio for you to check and please feel free to send any feedback regarding the interview to: eddie@dubcnn.com

 

Interview was done in October 2007.

Questions Asked By : Eddie Gurrola

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Full Interview In Audio : Here

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Dubcnn: We’re here with E-White. How are you doing today?

Oh man, I’m chillin’! What’s going on with you Eddie?


Dubcnn: Not much! You recently linked back up with Meech Wells, and the two of you have been in the studio constantly. Tell us about some of your recent collaborations….

We done hooked up about a month and a couple weeks ago. We’ve just been getting together on some real shit. Our ideas are a lot alike, so we get down. He gets to fuckin’ with the beat, I get going with some lyrics, trashing all that hater ass shit, [for] all these niggas out here fuckin’ with this real shit. We’re just doing great music, the music’s going hard, [and] it’s coming from the heart. We’ve been working with a couple of other people as well. We’re just networking.


Dubcnn: Meech is going to be putting out a mixtape, “The New West World Order,” and you are going to be featured on it. Tell us about that project…

What you’ve got there is a collective of the hot West Coast niggas that you’ve got right now. We’ve got some shit with Meech Wells on there, Young Mack is coming to life, the little homie, Meech Wells’s brother. He’s out here doing his thing on this project and other things. There’s a bunch of people we’ve been getting with. A lot of people we work with didn’t get on the project, but we’ve been working hard [to put this out.] We’ve got Yukmouth on there. There’s a nice variety of people out here on the West that’s really doing their thug thistle.


Dubcnn: Are you going to be putting out a new album in the near future?

Yeah, we’re doing solo shit right now. [We’re] working on a street album, produced by Meech Wells of course. While we were working on this project, [which] we’re gonna have poppin’ by the time y’all have this up, we was recording, cooking up shit for my street album [as well.] Once again, we’ve got Young Mack Life featured on that. We’re trying to get Bad Azz to be on a song too.

We’re excited! We’re working hard, [and] we’re trying to just build this buzz all the way up man. I’m tired of all these faggot ass phone calls from these faggot ass niggas, calling at these faggot ass times. If you’re calling me after 1:30 [A.M.,] unless you’re calling me about some bitches, or unless you’re calling me about some money, I’m gonna think something’s wrong with you!


Dubcnn: Do you have a title yet for the new street album you’re putting out?

The title is “Real.” That’s the only way I could put it into [words.] I’ve always been a humble type of rapper, [and] I’ve always been a humble nigga. At the same time, I’m not one to ostracize rappers or hate on what another nigga’s doing - that’s never been my style. But right now I’m feeling an excess of shit because niggas know my situation. I done been around the world with Snoop Dogg, I’ve been under a major. I’ve been [at the point in my career that] a lot of these niggas [are] trying to get [to] right now. The bottom line is [I’ve had] a lot of relationships [with] lot of different people. The thing is, it all comes down to music, and it all comes down to the money that you’re making off this music.

I fuck with a lot of niggas. I fuck with Bishop Lamont, I fuck with G. Malone, I fuck with The Game’s music, I still fuck with Snoop. So I’m not dissing everybody. [In regards to] the New West niggas that’s pushing that movement, I tell the niggas out there that I feel, that’s got talent, [that I like their music.] But a lot of this shit that I’m seeing right now, the music these niggas is playing, with a smile on their face, [make them seem] unrespectable. These motherfuckers talk some stupid ass shit, and get to hating. I’m smashing all that right now. It’ll be a different game if I see you niggas live and direct, and you let me know, “Look, E-White, we’ve got a problem, I don’t like your gay ass,” or whatever. [Until then,] I can’t do nothing but stay at these niggas and go hard on them on the verses. This shit is real. So that’s why it’s the title, “R-E-A-L,” because this shit is real.


Dubcnn: Is the street album only going to be available at swap meets, or will it be available in stores as well?

Meech is going to blast it, he’s actually got the hookup right now. Meech means business. There’s gonna be a way to put it out there, bigger than the swap meets of course, and [we’ll put it out] on the internet. But also check for it in some major spots - some spots that’s still crackin’.


Dubcnn: You did “The White Album” with the Foesum camp. Are you going to collaborate with them again in the near future?

Young Mack is the only nigga that I’ve been in the studio with actually recording. [We’ve been] going over there, vibin’, you know what I’m saying? I ain’t really been too focused, as far as getting at other niggas, because I’ve got my own little army to push.


Dubcnn: Can we expect any other projects from you after the street album?

On top of the street album, we’re already working on another mixtape. There’s three different things going on over here right now. As far as the things that I’m involved with, there’s this mixtape [“New West World Order”] that’s coming out right now, my street album, and another mixtape that’s mine. [We’re also doing] soundtracks. I’ve been in the game long enough to tell when that check is coming, and that check is about to hit!


Dubcnn: Is there anything else that you want to say to everyone on Dubcnn?

Dubcnn, I love all them cats. Y’all my favorite site because y’all always supporting, so I support likewise. I want to give a big shout out to everybody that came before me - the niggas that showed me love. And I want to say a big “fuck you” to all these boy-pussy ass niggas. A lot of these niggas out here is boy-pussy, you know what I’m sayin’? That’s what I call these niggas. If you’re acting like a bitch, you’re boy-pussy. All you fake ass niggas that be running around trying to hate a nigga on the subliminals and shit, [here’s] rule number one: you don’t got to do none of that. You niggas know where to find me, you niggas know where I’m at. Come see me live in the flesh, smile in my motherfucking face, act like you want to ask me for an autograph or some shit, [and] watch your bitch, because she’s all in my face. Quit getting in all that subliminal shit, go on and say something, or better yet just holler at me in person.

We ain’t got nothing to talk about. You niggas getting this shit fucked up, so I’m about to kill off you niggas’ careers, without mentioning any names, and then we gonna keep this shit positive, like here on Dubcnn, and make this shit crack like it’s supposed to. Big ups to Meech Wells, big ups to Mack Life, big ups to all the other niggas that I keep it solid with. I ain’t gonna get to talking a lot of names. Fuck you E-White hatin’ ass niggas. Fuck you Meech Wells hatin’ ass niggas. On the real, that’s about it. Much respect to everybody out there that does their thing, but a big fuck you to all them E-White haters. Nigga, get your bars up, nigga! Quit trying to be Tupac, nigga. Get your shit up, nigga. Quit trying to be another nigga, get your game up nigga. Music – I live this shit, I studied this shit, I am this shit! The game is on, bitch!