michael keenan helped to re-produce me myself and i g eazy.
michael keenan helped to re-produce me myself and i g eazy.
who helped to re-produce me myself and i g eazy?
michael keenan
"me, myself & i" is a song by american rapper g-eazy and american singer bebe rexha, billed together as "g-eazy x bebe rexha". it was released on october 14, 2015, as the first single for his second studio album "when it's dark out". "me, myself & i" was written by rexha, g-eazy, and lauren christy. the song was originally produced by rexha and tms and re-produced by michael keenan, with additional production by christoph andersson and g-eazy. it was formerly both artists' highest peaking single, until rexha's song "meant to be" peaked at number two on the us "billboard" hot 100, and g-eazy's song "no limit" peaked at number four. "me, myself & i" is featured in the "nba 2k17" soundtrack.
me, myself & i (g-eazy and bebe rexha song)
n.w.a began to split up after jerry heller became the band's manager. dr. dre recalls: "the split came when jerry heller got involved. he played the divide and conquer game. instead of taking care of everybody, he picked one nigga to take care of and that was eazy. and eazy was like, 'i'm taken care of, so fuck it'." dr. dre and the d.o.c. sent suge knight to look into eazy-e's financial situation as they began to grow suspicious of eazy-e and jerry heller. dr. dre and the d.o.c. asked eazy-e to release him from ruthless, but eazy-e refused. the impasse led to what reportedly transpired between suge knight and eazy-e at the recording studio where "niggaz4life" was recorded. after he refused to release dr. dre and the d.o.c., suge knight told eazy-e that he had kidnapped jerry heller and was holding him prisoner in a van. this did not convince eazy-e to release dr. dre and the d.o.c. from ruthless, and suge knight threatened eazy-e's family: suge knight gave eazy-e a piece of paper that contained eazy's mother's address, telling him, "i know where your mama stays." eazy-e finally signed dr. dre and the d.o.c.'s releases, officially ending n.w.a.
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