Yo!!..Episode 8 was mad dope and deep!!...
....The GZA- Liquid Swords!!!...
....The GZA- Liquid Swords!!!... 
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Yo!!..Episode 8 was mad dope and deep!!...
Rza has a hell of an imagination, no doubt, great imagery.
The Divine episode>>>>>>>>
Damn it
I wonder if the Clan watches that now and realize just how impossible a mission it was to keep all those brothers focused
Without that brother imagine what would have happened. Wish he had more experience and guidance early on.
Divine doesn't get enough credit.
Damn it
I wonder if the Clan watches that now and realize just how impossible a mission it was to keep all those brothers focused
Without that brother imagine what would have happened. Wish he had more experience and guidance early on.
Divine doesn't get enough credit.
Yo I understand why Divine started hating them dudes for a minute
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This series was criminally slept on
Next week....Ghost.
This season has been fire. When it came out I didn’t fuck with Liquid Swords like that but damn this ep had me playing it back to back.
That Devine ep was like my days at work lately busting my ass in the background for rich muthafuckas so they can continue to be rich muthafuckas all while dealing with wife and kid chaos
That Devine ep was like my days at work lately busting my ass in the background for rich muthafuckas so they can continue to be rich muthafuckas all while dealing with wife and kid chaos
Simply Outstanding
Hip hop community really disappointed me by not supporting this series more
This is EXACTLY the content all these hip hop talking heads SWEAR they want.
But where was the articles social media reports blogs podcasts reaction video and tweets?
This series was incredible
And really deserved another season to fully tell the story... but I'm happy they got to conclude it properly
This cast was amazing the writing directing etc top notch
(Happy he finally FOUND Rza proper vocal infections by the final season)
Salute to the RZA and all of Wu Tang.
Hip hop community really disappointed me by not supporting this series more
This is EXACTLY the content all these hip hop talking heads SWEAR they want.
But where was the articles social media reports blogs podcasts reaction video and tweets?
This series was incredible
And really deserved another season to fully tell the story... but I'm happy they got to conclude it properly
This cast was amazing the writing directing etc top notch
(Happy he finally FOUND Rza proper vocal infections by the final season)
Salute to the RZA and all of Wu Tang.
Dope ass series! Just goes to show that when the money come in, that’s when things get testy. Rae was buggin. Lol
^^^^
That's all I was thinking!!!
Respect to the Chef for signing off
Cause it was a great reenactment from the documentary
Man, word up! Just kept thinking how they really got this shit down to the letter. Vine is better than me because these cats was buggin. They really could’ve taken over if they had they shit together when that second Wu album dropped.
And I don't think anyone can complain
Considering it was cut short prematurely
EACH MEMBER had a COMPLETE STORY.
and I hope after watching this these grown men really appreciate how much Divine put in to make this dream a reality.
It was actually so fair to EVERYONE.
Rae and Ghost initial beef, how the women of the clan were effected, the shady industry, learning the business, wu wear, Power, jealousy, money, how the music was created, Shaolin as an actual character, the horrible cameos
, the clothes, the soundtrack...They left nothing on the table but yet and still had so much MORE to say.
Salute to ALL THE ACTORS!!!!
I think Deck, Baby U, Killa especially should never in they life say anything bad about RZA.
Cause he made sure to solidify their valuable contributions on film.
Cause he made sure to solidify their valuable contributions on film.
What was up with so little Method?
Seems like Dave East schedule was full.
He was NOT on that stage for the end of the show.
I think that is maybe what I could have used more of....
Method Man journey
The Hot 97 beef
When Wu Tang was on like every r&b remix
The videos...
When they finally went overseas and saw how Asian countries loved them.
Seems like Dave East schedule was full.
He was NOT on that stage for the end of the show.
I think that is maybe what I could have used more of....
Method Man journey
The Hot 97 beef
When Wu Tang was on like every r&b remix
The videos...
When they finally went overseas and saw how Asian countries loved them.
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Damn I’m 2 eps behind bout to roll up crack open this captain Mo and coke and head to Shaolin
The Genius!!Yo!!..Episode 8 was mad dope and deep!!...
It aired on HULU that's why. I can just imagine the reach it would have had Netfix picked it up instead.
I don't know if I agree with this
I just finished watching the final episode of the Series Finale of the Wu Show!!..It was a good..Cool way to end the show!!
This was a good season and a damn good show to watch!!....Wu-Tang Forever!!......ZUUUUUUUUU
This was a good season and a damn good show to watch!!....Wu-Tang Forever!!......ZUUUUUUUUU
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Meth was there. He showed up late with the mask on.
Remember, he blew up quick so he was touring a lot. He mentioned he was busy with Red.
Ghost left a voice-mail for Rza saying him and Rae was with Jodeci doing a remix.
It was too much stuff to touch on.
I know all that but I don't think that was actually Dave East on stage I could be wrong
They needed and deserved at least a few more episodes.
I see what you mean. You think they filmed his bus scene separate. Possible, I see it now.
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Season 3
Episodes 8 - 10
Episode 8 was pretty interesting. I was kind of lost being they took the “Liquid Swords” album and re-interpreted for the episode. It’s been awhile since I listened to the album in whole. I will need to re-listen to it and rewatch the episode immediately after to fully enjoy it.
GZA at Sam Ash conversing with that musician was an eye opener to him. To be a true musician you need to be able to read music and play some instruments, not just hit buttons on a soundboard and rip samples from old albums. It was funny seeing him try to explain bringing in classical music to what they were doing to everybody.
I was always under the impression that every decision the group made was a joint decision. This series showed that Devine and RZA was making every decision and move with no input from the others which clearly shows why they somewhat broke apart and have not done anything together since the early 2000s.
One thing I noticed thru-out the series was it did a good job showing how much White folks are in control of the music business overall. Routinely thru the series you saw RZA and Devine having to stoop low in order to get deals and negotiate terms. Even with the negotiations with Dirty with the black executive, it was clear that he was not really in control and had to answer to higher folks who were white.
It became more clear with that in that last episode with them touring with Rage Against The Machine. The White Dude and White Chick was calling the shots. The White Chick later talked to RZA and got into his head too easy which explains why he is doing what he has been up to over the past 20 years.
I assumed the last episode would go in-depth with Deck’s classic verse on “Triumph”. I was disappointed with the episode not giving full acknowledgement to it with that small scene with him and RZA.
Overall it was a good series. Some of the casting could have been better and having the actors perform the music instead of them lip syncing brought down some of the scenes.
Episodes 8 - 10
Episode 8 was pretty interesting. I was kind of lost being they took the “Liquid Swords” album and re-interpreted for the episode. It’s been awhile since I listened to the album in whole. I will need to re-listen to it and rewatch the episode immediately after to fully enjoy it.
GZA at Sam Ash conversing with that musician was an eye opener to him. To be a true musician you need to be able to read music and play some instruments, not just hit buttons on a soundboard and rip samples from old albums. It was funny seeing him try to explain bringing in classical music to what they were doing to everybody.
I was always under the impression that every decision the group made was a joint decision. This series showed that Devine and RZA was making every decision and move with no input from the others which clearly shows why they somewhat broke apart and have not done anything together since the early 2000s.
One thing I noticed thru-out the series was it did a good job showing how much White folks are in control of the music business overall. Routinely thru the series you saw RZA and Devine having to stoop low in order to get deals and negotiate terms. Even with the negotiations with Dirty with the black executive, it was clear that he was not really in control and had to answer to higher folks who were white.
It became more clear with that in that last episode with them touring with Rage Against The Machine. The White Dude and White Chick was calling the shots. The White Chick later talked to RZA and got into his head too easy which explains why he is doing what he has been up to over the past 20 years.
I assumed the last episode would go in-depth with Deck’s classic verse on “Triumph”. I was disappointed with the episode not giving full acknowledgement to it with that small scene with him and RZA.
Overall it was a good series. Some of the casting could have been better and having the actors perform the music instead of them lip syncing brought down some of the scenes.