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Ol' Dirty b*stard: He Dumbed Down His Style When He Joined Wu-Tang Clan
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My man studied 120 and knew the questions and answers verbatim quicker than the rza could do it, facts. So I believe it. Drugs and alcohol damaged him seriously.
Is there any pre-36 chambers or rare Ol' dirty b*stard singles?
It freaked me out when Gza said he wrote most of Odb's solo album.
I still hope it's not true.
His performance is beyond incredible.
I cried the day he died listening to thirsty.
It freaked me out when Gza said he wrote most of Odb's solo album.
I still hope it's not true.
His performance is beyond incredible.
I cried the day he died listening to thirsty.
if you really studied the wu tang clan and what they were doing in the studio, it wouldnt be a surprise or a disservice that the rza and gza compiled ODB's album from direction to lyrics etc..ODB is a performer First!
Raekwon wrote majority of only built 4 cuban lynx and ghostface performed on it IE heaven and hell. Rae recorded a solo version first/demo. All confirmed by the RZA.
JulesWinfield
TheBrehdrenMovement
Diesel is my favorite display of Ason Unique's lyrical ability as well as his understanding of the lessons. I'm still deciphering some of those lyrics to this day.
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Veteran
a lot of the rhymes were old too, like from before they had even started working on the album
desjardins
Veteran
If he was lyrical miracle at one time then post the proof 
I was a ODB stan as a kid so not even hating but knowing the “lessons” or whatever really don’t have anything to do with his rhyming abilities
I was a ODB stan as a kid so not even hating but knowing the “lessons” or whatever really don’t have anything to do with his rhyming abilities
ASON was SERIOUS
also
Sir Ibu is the most important emcee that gets no shine
Hip-Hop in the 90s would have been real different without that brother influenced all the greats and those who wrote for some of those greats......
also
Sir Ibu is the most important emcee that gets no shine
Hip-Hop in the 90s would have been real different without that brother influenced all the greats and those who wrote for some of those greats......
I love Latina women
Veteran
and remember rza said that's why he wanted osirus with elektra records
he wanted osirus with the gods because that's where brand nubian was and they're 5 percenters
I love Latina women
Veteran
as an emcee, dirty is underrated
people get so wrapped into his comedic genius
but dirty was always dropping knowledge
people get so wrapped into his comedic genius
but dirty was always dropping knowledge
JulesWinfield
TheBrehdrenMovement
No one's saying he was lyrical miracle but that he was sharp and the image of him being a drunken clown was done purposefully and after his passing, it's the only image they like to portray him as. Listen to Diesel, Wasted Time, 16th Chamber, you'll hear how serious he was about his craft. Nowhere near as silly as people like to portray him as.If he was lyrical miracle at one time then post the proof
I was a ODB stan as a kid so not even hating but knowing the “lessons” or whatever really don’t have anything to do with his rhyming abilities
desjardins
Veteran
well who’s fault was that
And it’s possible to be whimsical or comical and still show you can rap, ie: ludicrous
I’ve seen footage of dirty and rza at some kind of talent show before wu and it wasn’t anything that would make me think he drastically dumbed himself down for the wu era
