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New Wu-tang Documentary (Official Discussion)
TraceOneInfinite:
lol@U-God or any second tier Wu-tang artist trying to diss Rza.
Funny part in the doc when Capadonna was actually trying to diss Rza saying Rza owed him a 50,000 dollar bonus he was promised for selling gold. Only problem was that Cap had only just SHIPPED gold, he had not actually sold gold at the time he was complaining. Rza was nice and obliged anyway and still gave him the bonus early before Cap went on to sell gold. Yet Cap still acted salty.
And Cap benefited from great timing and luck as he was released on the coattails of the Wu-Tang forever album and in the Summer of 98' when heads were still fienin for real hip-hop. If he'd been released any earlier the game would've been too crowded as Death Row and the West was dominant, or any later fans had headed down south and weren't into that raw hip-hop sound anymore of the 90's. He should thank his lucky stars for his good fortune and the last person he should diss is Rza. Rza hooked him up with a great album and good sales. I mean for the rest of his life he can say he once had a #1 album. And he was the 10th member of the Clan!! Not even an o.g member!!
They all owe respect, love, appreciation, and most their wealth to Rza, with the exception of Method Man only, because there were times when Method Man was actually bigger than the group itself, a lot of people became fans of the Wu through Method Man and not the other way around. I was actually a Method Man fan before I was a Wu fan. A lot of that had to do with me being only into West Coast music during that era, and so it was rare an East Coast act would break through but when I saw "Bring the Pain" in 95' that shit was mind-blowing, the subway, the graffiti, that shit was fire, it was like some hip-hop underworld.
...And what's up with Dirty leaving his brother (and blood cousin right?) Rza to run with Dame Dash? That was the most interesting part of the documentary regarding the disputes over money, and still Rza always takes the high road and let them out the contracts for free and came around to produce and write for ODB.
...The doc was slow at times, definitely the highlight was the old, exclusive, and never before seen footage from the Enter the 36 Chambers days. I mean you can literally see them laying the blueprints and many of the key moments in the Wu-history.
Sccit:
is this on netflix?
TraceOneInfinite:
--- Quote from: Sccit on May 21, 2019, 11:11:17 AM ---is this on netflix?
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Nah homie, it's on Showtime (or was it HBO) called something like "Mics and Men"... the way I had to do it was I went to Amazon. Just type it in on Amazon and click the 7 day Showtime Trial and it is free then after you finish watching just cancel your Showtime trial
Or find it on some bootleg site. It's like that Suge Doc, I think it was also a Showtime Doc
Sccit:
--- Quote from: Infinite Trapped in 1996 on May 21, 2019, 02:55:29 PM ---
--- Quote from: Sccit on May 21, 2019, 11:11:17 AM ---is this on netflix?
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Nah homie, it's on Showtime (or was it HBO) called something like "Mics and Men"... the way I had to do it was I went to Amazon. Just type it in on Amazon and click the 7 day Showtime Trial and it is free then after you finish watching just cancel your Showtime trial
Or find it on some bootleg site. It's like that Suge Doc, I think it was also a Showtime Doc
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will check, good looks
SuperSpider:
Wu Tang could have gone just as well without U-God, Cappadonna, Masta Killa and Inspectah Deck in all fairness
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