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Those excerpts were entertaining.
[📚 Book 📚] Raw: My Journey into the Wu-Tang by Lamont "U-God" Hawkins (Discussion Thread)
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Groot
Guarding the Galaxy
He went in on Rza 
but i agree especially wit ABT...shyt was wack !
but i agree especially wit ABT...shyt was wack !
Groot
Guarding the Galaxy
He went in on Rza
We are Groot?!
CEITEDMOFO
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KingsOfKings
𝕄𝕒𝕕𝕝𝕚𝕓 𝕚𝕤 𝕥𝕙𝕖 𝔾𝕠𝕒𝕥
soild read
KingsOfKings
𝕄𝕒𝕕𝕝𝕚𝕓 𝕚𝕤 𝕥𝕙𝕖 𝔾𝕠𝕒𝕥
Akinyele and ODB were like Batman and the Joker. Usually Dirt was the
one setting it off, so I guess he’d be the Joker. He’d run down on Akinyele at
the drop of a hat.I still don’t know what their beef originally stemmed from. All I know is
no matter the place or time, if ODB saw Akinyele, it was like Uma Thurman
in Kill Bill—an alarm would go off in Dirty’s head. We’d walk up in the club
or whatever, and Dirt would spot him: “I can’t stand this dude.” Even if
Akinyele was up onstage performing, Dirt would run right up on him and
swing. Akinyele would swing back, and the next thing you know they’d be
wrestling on the stage and rolling around on the floor.
It went down between them in ATL once when ODB rushed the stage.
They fought over the mic for about five minutes before they were separated.
And that wasn’t even the best throwdown between them.
The wildest fight between Dirt and Akinyele was somewhere in Brooklyn.
No lie, I think this was the wildest night in history, period. I have a lot of
stories of wild nights, but this one particular time in Brooklyn was the epitome
of wild. Of course, it starts with ODB spotting Akinyele onstage rhyming.
“Oh, this bytch ass is here? fukk this guy. This cornball-ass motherfukker,
what’s he doin’ here? I hate this a$$hole.”
Before anyone can say shyt, Dirt’s onstage fighting with Akinyele. The two
of them are rolling around, cursing and fighting for the mic. As usual, Dirt
emerges the victor, complete with mic in tow. So Dirty goes to the front of the
stage and gets ready to talk his shyt. Someone in the crowd lets off a shot
—POW! Right after that gun went off, “Shimmy Shimmy Ya” dropped right on cue.
The entire crowd, everyone in that building, lost their goddamn minds. That
energy, though it was teetering on a really negative vibe the whole night, still
felt positive. In the crowd, dudes was smokin’ dust in the spot, mad trees is
burning. People pushing and jumping around. A few people got punched in
the face and beat down in the fracas, but ODB was still rocking. Toward the
end of his second song, though, shyt turned into a royal rumble. Everybody
started fighting. There was mad commotion everywhere, so we all congregated in the back
to keep from getting swept up in the shyt. Slick Rick the Ruler was there,
watching the whole thing go down in the back with us. He’s in there in all hisone setting it off, so I guess he’d be the Joker. He’d run down on Akinyele at
the drop of a hat.I still don’t know what their beef originally stemmed from. All I know is
no matter the place or time, if ODB saw Akinyele, it was like Uma Thurman
in Kill Bill—an alarm would go off in Dirty’s head. We’d walk up in the club
or whatever, and Dirt would spot him: “I can’t stand this dude.” Even if
Akinyele was up onstage performing, Dirt would run right up on him and
swing. Akinyele would swing back, and the next thing you know they’d be
wrestling on the stage and rolling around on the floor.
It went down between them in ATL once when ODB rushed the stage.
They fought over the mic for about five minutes before they were separated.
And that wasn’t even the best throwdown between them.
The wildest fight between Dirt and Akinyele was somewhere in Brooklyn.
No lie, I think this was the wildest night in history, period. I have a lot of
stories of wild nights, but this one particular time in Brooklyn was the epitome
of wild. Of course, it starts with ODB spotting Akinyele onstage rhyming.
“Oh, this bytch ass is here? fukk this guy. This cornball-ass motherfukker,
what’s he doin’ here? I hate this a$$hole.”
Before anyone can say shyt, Dirt’s onstage fighting with Akinyele. The two
of them are rolling around, cursing and fighting for the mic. As usual, Dirt
emerges the victor, complete with mic in tow. So Dirty goes to the front of the
stage and gets ready to talk his shyt. Someone in the crowd lets off a shot
—POW! Right after that gun went off, “Shimmy Shimmy Ya” dropped right on cue.
The entire crowd, everyone in that building, lost their goddamn minds. That
energy, though it was teetering on a really negative vibe the whole night, still
felt positive. In the crowd, dudes was smokin’ dust in the spot, mad trees is
burning. People pushing and jumping around. A few people got punched in
the face and beat down in the fracas, but ODB was still rocking. Toward the
end of his second song, though, shyt turned into a royal rumble. Everybody
started fighting. There was mad commotion everywhere, so we all congregated in the back
to keep from getting swept up in the shyt. Slick Rick the Ruler was there,
big-ass gold truck jewelry. There were bar stools getting thrown, glass
breaking, someone got shot in the ass outside the club, people were getting
stomped. All around us was chaos and bedlam, but no one touched Slick Rick.
He was like the Statue of Liberty, motherfukkers just had respect for him like
that. We made sure he was just shining with a sea of us goons separating him
from the melee. The brawlers ended up taking their shyt outside into the street.
With most of the fight outside, we took advantage of the little lull in action
to gather up the soldiers and head out. As we’re getting everybody together,
one dude walks up to us. He had obviously been fighting, judging from his
head leaking all kinds of blood down his face. He didn’t seem fazed at all,
though. In fact, he was hyped. He recognized some of the Clan and saluted us.
“Yo!” he shouted. “This the illest party I ever been to in my entire life! I
fukk with y’all!” That’s all he said. Didn’t wipe the blood off his head or
anything. Just said his piece and walked off.
ZEB WALTON
ayo! - BEZ
This needs to be stickied.
In the middle of this now
Confirms ghost digging up bret ratners house per ratners account. Story was almost unbelievable ghost drunk n prolly dusted digging up bret ratners yard in front of leo dicaprio, qtip, rashida and kidada jones, aliyah , heavy d lmao
Confirms that cuban linx really was sposed to be a wu album first
Confirms what ive always thought which is the wu albums from the w on have been rush fests to keep costs down. I wish rza and them could cook organically again like the original albums but dudes too busy.
Idk why he cant make 100 beats. 1 a day. Hand em out to the clan one at a time and goto work down the line to finish the sings a year or two later but who knows.
Good read. Im glad he realizws what he did on wu forever. Ugod on wu forever is pretty much as flawless as it gets verse wise. He never got his shine but real wu fans appreciate him and all the “lesser” known guys like him killa and deck during That era really stepped it up to levels few have seen making wu really look like a super group.
I might venture to say deck and ugods verses on forever are the best in history of the genre. So complex and simple at the same time.
I could tell ugod and ghost were close. Sticky rae ghost cap n u together for a album man. Classic group within a group
In the middle of this now
Confirms ghost digging up bret ratners house per ratners account. Story was almost unbelievable ghost drunk n prolly dusted digging up bret ratners yard in front of leo dicaprio, qtip, rashida and kidada jones, aliyah , heavy d lmao
Confirms that cuban linx really was sposed to be a wu album first
Confirms what ive always thought which is the wu albums from the w on have been rush fests to keep costs down. I wish rza and them could cook organically again like the original albums but dudes too busy.
Idk why he cant make 100 beats. 1 a day. Hand em out to the clan one at a time and goto work down the line to finish the sings a year or two later but who knows.
Good read. Im glad he realizws what he did on wu forever. Ugod on wu forever is pretty much as flawless as it gets verse wise. He never got his shine but real wu fans appreciate him and all the “lesser” known guys like him killa and deck during That era really stepped it up to levels few have seen making wu really look like a super group.
I might venture to say deck and ugods verses on forever are the best in history of the genre. So complex and simple at the same time.
I could tell ugod and ghost were close. Sticky rae ghost cap n u together for a album man. Classic group within a group
Tommy Gibbs
Superstar
well I've always said Cuban Linx was wu's 2nd album. Raekwon gets entirely too much credit for an album that he gets out shined by damn near every feature.