G-Eazys episode of the new rap documentary series Rapture shows a personal side of the Oakland rapper while hes on tour and in the studio.
Every show I get to play is a blessing, says G-Eazy. The rapper reflects on his winding path to success, which started in a cramped bedroom he shared with his mother and brother in his grandmothers house. I always want more. I will not fucking stop.
G-Eazy released his expansive third album,The Beautiful & Damned, in December with hit singles No Limit and Him & I. The album featured guest appearances from Cardi B, A$AP Rocky, Charlie Puth and Halsey, and debuted at Number Three on the Billboard 200.
Rapture, the Netflix series produced by Mass Appeal, follows the career arc of a different rapper in each episode. Other highlighted artists include Logic, 2 Chainz, T.I. and Nas. All eight episodes of the series will premiere on March 30th.
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