U-God says Killarmy and Sunz of Man were wack, disses Rza. Chumps Vlad

[Zero]

Vlad still snuck in commentary on Nas' beats

 

[TrifeGod]

U-God isn't lying. I feel him when he says Powerful beats but I think Rza still has it in him

Also Vlad is a shytty interviewer, especially when it comes to the Wu's history...which probably adds on to U-God shunning him...he really doesn't know shyt at all

 

[semicko82]

I learned in life you can say some of the realest shyt but if you come off bitter and angry you can turn people off

 

[En Sabah Nur]

Guess we won't be getting treated to any Golden Arms verses on Bobby Digital 4

 

[Morose Polymath]

All he needed was production.


This song had me excited for his album

Major Facts... This was my shyt off the High School High soundtrack. Golden Armz ripped this joint

Knock you in ya head, you wonder where ya dayz went

 

[feelosofer]

I’m utterly disgusted at how ungrateful these dudes are. RZA literally got inspired by the Holy Spirit and gets all the best spitters he has around the projects. Produces beats for them, takes the lessons he learned from the record biz and starts his own label, put all them dudes on and catapults them to fame and glory. Sets them up in a system where they can sign to any label they like. Hand holds these bytch nikkas the whole way through and all they do is shyt on him. Every fukking interview. Literally right now there are people in those projects who never left and most of them Wu nikkas would have suffered the same fate if not for RZA.

RZA should be commended for what he did. Putting all those people on. Sacrificing more than anyone putting beats together like a madman, releasing everyone from their production deal after they complained. Any other person would have fukked all of them over. 50, Jay, Puffy, Dame, Lyor. Literally no one in the music industry would have done what RZA did and he still gets shyt on. Honestly fukk U-God for being an ungrateful b*stard.

I couldn't have said this better. U-God has actually put out respectable work, he should be glad he makes money doing something most could never achieve and enjoy life. He has no right to feel shorted by the RZA in any way shape or form. RZA's foresight was borderline prophetic and U-God is a better rapper now than he has been 20 years ago.

 

[Kogami]

And what's fukked up is there were two floods, not one.

Why wouldn't you backup your shyt after the first one.

 

[Jards]

Yall been watching these? U-God seems like he's ready to slap the shyt outta Vlad at any moment

Killa Sin on Burning Season better than anything U God spit in his life

Killa Sin solo would've been amazing

 

[Funcrusher]

Honestly to me this goes down as one of the major losses in hip hop. I believe in the spirit in hip hop where people get infected by the “juice” and they get to a creative zenith. RZA was in that zone at that time and the spirit was guiding him to make timeless music. Really sad we will never hear those gems. Would have rewrote history for a lot of cats in a good way.

It always makes me fukking sad reading about this. Just imagine what could have been. We still got classics, but Tical was effected, and even CL and Iron Man because Ghost vocals sounded different than intended.

Honestly like I said in the doc thread, Masta Killa releasing a classic debut in 03 might be one the biggest accomplishments in Wu history considering what happened up until that point. And U-God released a dud in 99 consider that.

 

[Frump]

He’s right that rza’s beats went to trash after Forever.

People blame the flood but it’s not like he couldn’t get some of those records back or remember how he out together some of the beats he lost but the larger fact was the sampling laws killed him imo

 

[Dusty Bake Activate]

He might have some points about RZA’s production and focus, but that doesn’t change the fact that dude was trash.

I’m trying to think of a memorable U-God verse because I can’t think of an actual song of his that was memorable.

The only two I can come up with are Winter Warz and Triumph, and the latter was largely due to RZA dropping the vocal sample at the start of his verse.

 

[blankstairz]

The members were all complaining about the 8 diagram album production during the time it was released.

Which sparked Raekwon dropping the Shaolin vs. Wu-Tang album. To get back to the essence of Wu.

RZA just ain't going backwards.

RZA said he basically stayed in his basement and ate turkey burgers making beats for all of those early Wu albums.

RZA in hollywood, living his best life. He ain't got time to make powerful beats for cats that will criticize him later on anyways. He did his time so to speak. Plus, hanging around those hollywood folks would influence his production. No more pissy staircase type beats.

 

[nieman]

They can talk about his beats but he had the best beats on 4:21, Wu-Massacre, Top 3 beat on Pt 2. And a lot of the stuff on A Better Tomorrow was good to great, Afro Samurai soundtrack had excellent beats.

 

[mr. smoke weed]

He might have some points about RZA’s production and focus, but that doesn’t change the fact that dude was trash.

I’m trying to think of a memorable U-God verse because I can’t think of an actual song of his that was memorable.

The only two I can come up with are Winter Warz and Triumph, and the latter was largely due to RZA dropping the vocal sample at the start of his verse.

Black Jesus is his crown jewel

 

[New Jeruzalem Journalist]

This ain't the first time U-God has come out his face sideways about Killarmy either. He said before in some interview I seen on Youtube that he doesn't think they're part of the Wu.

He's bitter about being overlooked and I can understand his frustration, but fine line between bitterness to outright stupidity and hating.

Sunz of Man's best discography up against U-God's isn't even up to debate who would come out on top. And like others have said, that's not even including their solo material.

This shyt is extra corny from U

I'm glad Method Man went out of his way to specifically mention Killarmy and Sunz of Man as being official Wu-Tang and not "B-artists" or having the stigma as lower "affiliates" during that Hot 97 interview he did a few years ago.

Both them groups put out classic material. Fukk is this nikka Ugod talking about?