Ice Dice Speaks On Suge Knight & Eazy-E Conspiracy Idea

Ice Dice is addressing the decades-old conspiracy principle accusing Suge Knight of injecting the late rapper Eazy E with an HIV needle.

Since Eazy’s loss of life in 1995 from AIDS, there was hypothesis as to how the then-31-year-old rapper contracted the virus through the top of his profession. Suge Knight put the eye on himself again in 2003 when he appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Reside! following his launch from jail and made a disturbing reference to Eazy’s AIDS-related loss of life, by way of Highsnobiety.

“See, know-how is so excessive. So, for those who shoot someone, you go to jail ceaselessly. You don’t need to go to jail ceaselessly,” Suge mentioned on the time.

“They’ve a brand new factor out. They’ve these items they known as — they get blood from someone with AIDS, they usually shoot you with it. That’s a gradual loss of life. The Eazy-E factor. You understand what I imply?”

Ice Dice hasn’t mentioned an excessive amount of concerning the conspiracy principle about his previous NWA group member however determined to handle it when requested by YouTuber Logn Paul in a latest interview.

“How would [Suge Knight] try this?” Ice Dice requested Paul. “And Eazy would by no means inform anyone?”

“Possibly Eazy didn’t even know,” Paul’s co-host, Mike Majlak mentioned in response. “‘Trigger you simply poke someone they usually don’t even know. Possibly they had been at a membership or some shit.”

“Nah, I believe if someone poked you with one among them goddamn needles, you’d know,” Dice declared. “You’d know. I imply, I’m simply saying, simply say this occurred, Eazy would inform someone, ‘This motherfucker poked me with some shit.’”

Dice continued, “Now, if he was unconscious and—I don’t know. … If Eazy would have identified he received poked, he would’ve mentioned one thing. If he didn’t know he received poked, then the conspiracy lives on.”

In relation to if Ice Dice believes Suge would ever have it in him to do such a grotesque factor to a former pal and collaborator, the veteran rapper turned actor declared, “I don’t put sh*t previous no one.”