Official Wu-Tang: An American Saga Season 1 Thread

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this song they did for tony touch randomly popped into my head yesterday after watching the show...just posting it bcuz...

 

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Dude playing Rza has that CAC sounding voice like XXXTentacion. Throws me off. And Rae’s actor is too tall and thin but he kinda has the vibe. The Ghost actor is wild goofy looking.
 

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Watching the third episode again made me notice how much attention they've put into the small details, down to Ghost wearing Wallabees when he shows up at the funeral.
Yup, even when they showed Jah wearing the custom forces and Ghost reaction to em. I wonder if that was his inspiration for dying his Wallabees?
 

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A Comprehensive History of Wu-Tang Clan’s Endless Beefs

November 2012:
RZA thinks that dealing with Wu-Tang members over the years helped him diffuse problems on the set of The Man With the Iron Fists, his feature film directorial debut. “Me and Meth always used to argue. It’s natural. When steel rubs against steel, it makes both blades sharper. Raekwon and Ghostface started off as enemies in the neighborhood. They grew to be best friends after joining the Wu-Tang.” Not mentioned: how Rae and Ghost became so close only after finding a common enemy in RZA.

January 2013: Raekwon says that when Wu-Tang formed twenty years prior, the group was built on shaky relationships and mistrust, and only came together because of RZA’s diplomacy. At that time, Rae thought Ghostface was a “crook,” though “talented.” As he says, “When RZA was the middle guy, it was almost like he did a Gotti move, he brought all the families to the table, and made nikkas make amends, due to the fact of how we gon’ move forward and get this money.”
 

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A Comprehensive History of Wu-Tang Clan’s Endless Beefs

November 2012:
RZA thinks that dealing with Wu-Tang members over the years helped him diffuse problems on the set of The Man With the Iron Fists, his feature film directorial debut. “Me and Meth always used to argue. It’s natural. When steel rubs against steel, it makes both blades sharper. Raekwon and Ghostface started off as enemies in the neighborhood. They grew to be best friends after joining the Wu-Tang.” Not mentioned: how Rae and Ghost became so close only after finding a common enemy in RZA.

January 2013: Raekwon says that when Wu-Tang formed twenty years prior, the group was built on shaky relationships and mistrust, and only came together because of RZA’s diplomacy. At that time, Rae thought Ghostface was a “crook,” though “talented.” As he says, “When RZA was the middle guy, it was almost like he did a Gotti move, he brought all the families to the table, and made nikkas make amends, due to the fact of how we gon’ move forward and get this money.”



now it makes sense why they put RZA in the middle of Rae and Ghost on the Ironman cover durin that dream sequence......:ohhh::wow:
 
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