He maybe influential but he's hardly ever mentioned in the Hip Hop world compared to other influential artists these days... Besides being mediocre and boring.

Neither is Afrika Bambaataa or Grandmaster Flash or Kurtis Blow or most of the other people who laid the groundwork for the genre. Unfortunately hip hop is often a culture with a short memory but that doesn't negate the influence of those people.

I'm talking about memory, not early influences.

Yeah, hip hop has a short one generally speaking.

By the way you have just shamed me for forgetting Grandmaster Flash. :(

Eazy E had some ghostwriters and what?He wrote a lot of his lyrics by himself, if in 90's you brought his cassetes you can see credits n **** in the back.And Eazy always said "I'm better producer than MC.
Dr. Dre had/has a lot of ghostwriters and you vote for him?He isn't writing his songs, he pays some g's to ghostwriters, they write a text, he makes a beat, edits some **** in the lyrics and releases the song, next day he earns millions and gives few g's to ghostwriters.

Listen to this track

J-Flexx - Who Been There, Who Done That
J-Flexx says a lot of truth about that gay ass Dr. Dre, so better watch what ur saying.

Dr. Dre sounds like who ever wrote his stuff. for example why does he have kendrick flow on recipe? and He had Rick Ross's flow on another track. Dude is cool and production is great but if we talkin bout rapping? no lol

I'm still sticking with Eazy-E here. His flow stood out the best in such a natural individual way. Compared to the others, especially, he was stylish. Never really dug Dr. Dre or Ice Cube that much.

Cube writes lyrics for lots of artists you know.

Yes I know, but I don't see the big deal. Hardly with any of them to be honest.