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Megan Thee Stallion Song Reignites Feud Between Eazy-E’s Daughters

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Megan Thee Stallion is at the center of a feud between Eazy-E’s daughter’s, Henree “Reemarkable” Wright and Ebie Wright, after sampling the late rapper’s music in her latest single, “Girls in the Hood”.

Apparently, the exchange began after Henree took to Instagram to vent her frustrations over the fact that other artists are able to obtain clearance to sample her father’s music when she has been unable to do so.

“I’m straight bothered and I don’t really get bothered, but I’m not bothered by these dope-a** artists that’s making these dope-a** pieces of merch or these dope-a** musicians that’s are making these dope a** songs,” Ree said in the Instagram video.

In response to the video, Ebie recorded a video of her own, taking issue with Ree’s outspokenness

“It’s really strange to me that every single time something that has to do with my dad comes up, she’s the first running to the internet to speak up, as if she’s the spokesperson for my father or family.

The drama continued when Ree responded in another video questioning why Ebie has such a problem with her.

Source: MadameNoire

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