I was coming in here to say the same thing?
Hulu's....Wu Tang: An American Saga Official Thread 9/8
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I was coming in here to say the same thing?
altruicsense
Lord of the 7 Kingdoms
I wish this show had more actual rapping.
FeverPitch2
Superstar
Its a biographical TV show. Go listen to the albums for more rapping.
spliz
SplizThaDon
It was a coincidence. I think this is where Rae gonna start caring more about rap.
Apparently Attila is a real Shaolin Isle dude...but he's more than likely gonna be the OH incident(s) stand-in. RZA catches an attempted murder charge, which is the catalyst for going full-force into Wu. Ghost also got shot a few times, including once in the neck.
I think it was a coincidence. He wasn't feelin them snatchin up Rae, and he wasn't fukkin with the chick, so moreso timing of it all.
Sunalmighty
Superstar
@Billy Ocean
Question but it's a bit off topic. It's about the Supreme Clientele production.
When the album was brought to RZA, did the album sound the same as the released version? From my understanding, RZA took the album and remixed every beat submitted by other producers, mixed and mastered the album. What I am getting at is shouldn't Rza be credited for the PRODUCTION?
When you read the album credits it says produced by the RZA, but under each album it gives credit to the individual producers
Question but it's a bit off topic. It's about the Supreme Clientele production.
When the album was brought to RZA, did the album sound the same as the released version? From my understanding, RZA took the album and remixed every beat submitted by other producers, mixed and mastered the album. What I am getting at is shouldn't Rza be credited for the PRODUCTION?
When you read the album credits it says produced by the RZA, but under each album it gives credit to the individual producers
Nah, RZA just EP'd the album. He made slight touches on some of the beats he didn't create. The mixing was done by RZA and a few other engineers I believe. RZA mainly made the album sound more cohesive.
FeloniousMonk
Dont mind me..Im a azzhole
So between The Wu Tang cassette Rza tried to pass off and Ghosts inspiration from the flicks...
Was this a coincidence of like ideas?
Is Rza telling us something?
Was this a coincidence of like ideas?
Is Rza telling us something?
spliz
SplizThaDon
I said the same shyt soon as I saw it.
LandryFieldsDad
All Star
I'm still holding out hope that the rza we've seen so far isn't the finished product
It’s pretty clear that WZA’s character is going to go through a transformation into the RZA. That was the reason for the focus on the 5% lessons and the Just Ice scene. We have to hope that they picked the actor who could convincingly portray both WZA and RZA.
I know yall discussed this already but, why did he pass off that tape at the beginning of the episode with "Wu-tang" on it but then had to be sold about the ideology by Ghostface later in the episode? Is that just bad writing or what?
Tribal Outkast
Veteran
My dude don’t even have the RZA speech thing down lol. You know RZA can’t pronounce any r words probably. WZA is out here sounding like a stage actor abc shyt with almost perfect English lol. Energy all low and shyt
i want a "WE LOVE YOU RAKIM" tee
