EPISODE · Jan 17, 2026 · 7 MIN
Layzie Bone (Bone Thugs-N-Harmony) Says Eazy-E Would’ve Been the #1 Rapper of All Time, Talks Leaving Cleveland to Pursue Rap Career, Ice Cube, Kid Cudi & Music Business Advice
from Mile High Minute · host Brenton Saylor
Layzie Bone of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony sits down with Mile High Minute after their show in Denver for a real conversation about hip-hop legacy, greatness, and the music industry.In this interview, Layzie reflects on coming out of Cleveland, becoming hip-hop legends without being from a major rap hub like Los Angeles, New York, or Atlanta, and how that journey relates to cities like Denver today. He also speaks on manifesting meeting Eazy-E, working with him shortly before his passing, and why he believes Eazy-E would’ve been the #1 rapper of all time if he hadn’t passed so early.Layzie also gives advice to independent artists, breaks down why it’s called “show business,” and explains why artists need to focus equally on the show and the business to last in this industry.🎤 Topics Covered:– Bone Thugs-N-Harmony legacy– Eazy-E impact on hip-hop– Becoming legends from a smaller market– Advice for upcoming artists– Music industry game & longevity📍 Filmed after the Bone Thugs-N-Harmony show in Denver, Colorado👉 Subscribe for more exclusive hip-hop interviews and legendary conversations.
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