About
With his slicked-back hair and leather jacket, G-Eazy was known as “the James Dean of rap” when he debuted in the late 2000s. Armed with bars that detailed hedonistic excess and conflicted inner turmoil, he steadily climbed the charts in the 2010s on the strength of his hit duet with Bebe Rexha, “Me, Myself & I,” from his major-label debut, 2014’s These Things Happen. He repeated that success in 2017 with third album The Beautiful & Damned, which paired him with Halsey on the platinum “Him & I,” and A$AP Rocky and Cardi B on the Top Four hit “No Limit.” Without losing any of his swagger, G-Eazy has matured, even singing and exploring a more introspective indie-pop sound on 2020’s Everything’s Strange Here
Source: Tidal
