Wu-tang: An American Saga | Season 3 | Official Thread

[dora_da_destroyer]

You ain’t know about the SOUF


we (@NOSaintsFan02 myself and a few others) gave y’all Master P for a moment

the south came about when i was older, by that time i was able to keep up with what was going on in music in all regions. but as a little kid, the west coast was dominating and i lived in cali...anything i knew was because of my brothers

 

[Bugzbunny129]

I couldve swore Ghost said he never met biggie. I remember an interview back when that 3 bricks song with biggie drop

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Bro the entire ep was make believe None of this happened…

 

[manyfaces]

I'm just now getting caught up on this season. I'm dead in the middle of it, but cotdayum this Criminolgy episode is The music interwoven throughout the episode, the cameos, the tape references. I love this shyt.

 

[scorpino]

This last episode was dope…esco, corleone, Don Cartagena, and Frank White….did they all really bite the mafioso nicknames from Rae and Ghost?

 

[manyfaces]

I met Ghost, Rae, Deck, Cap, and KillaArmy when they came to A&T years ago.

IsLord (of Killarmy) was SHOCKED that I knew who he was and was chopping it up with him when he was standing to the side why the crowd was naturally surrounding Ghost and Rae.

He was up introducing me to Ghost later!

I was an extremely huge WuTang fan back then and had the albums of ever member and their affiliates. So in the parking lot when I went to my car and started blasting Wake Up



Dude was shocked like

He probably walked away from that trip like “well I know I atleast got 1 fan”

It's been so long since I listened to that album, but damn it reminds me of how much more talented Killa Sin was than all of the other members. Dude was crazy gifted but just couldn't stay out of trouble. I remember how he killed that verse on "Soul in the Hole" since the topic of movie soundtracks was brought up. Some nikkas just can't get out they own way.

 

[Ozymandeas]

Dont
Talk
To

Me

About
Getting
Your
Fukking
Hands
Bloody

 

[Amerikan Melanin]

They paid tribute to the Purple Tape properly. This was beautiful. Purple Tape is basically the Scarface movie of HipHop. A cultural phenomenon. I put that album over any other that was released in 95.

I wonder why nobody ever dyed their cracks though that would have been a smart marketing move.

 

[BiggWebb79]

This episode was dope as fukk, but they did Nas dirty with who they picked to play him . It was a great look with them incorporating Nas, Big L, Fat Joe, and Big into this, Cappadonna as well.

 

[mson]

This episode was dope as fukk, but they did Nas dirty with who they picked to play him . It was a great look with them incorporating Nas, Big L, Fat Joe, and Big into this, Cappadonna as well.

I haven't seen it yet. Did the guy look fukked up or something?

 

[Trav]

Okay Ep. I was entertained enough. Not sure if I would have liked to see more of a OB4CL studio perspective but def would have liked to see more Ghost and Rae in wherever the fukk they were to draw inspiration.

 

[RAX 010]

On some real shyt tho I remember hearing the Purple tape for the first time on my big cuzzin Kareem Sony Walkman with the puffy Sony headphones mad crystal clear Verbal fukkin intercourse ...long story short I start selling hella weed with big kuz then he get bumped off he telling me hold on to the cash which I did but I wanted to re-up my aunt took the money smh I had a lil bit of weed and money in the stash but God damn it was fun being young and dumb in that era I'm like 13 got a 19 year old Cokehead girlfriend aiding and abetting me a runaway at that time lol...


To this day this my favorite song of all fukkin time that's on GOD 7 Supreme
Peace to the Gods!

 

[BiggWebb79]

I haven't seen it yet. Did the guy look fukked up or something?

Nah but they could've got someone who resembles him a little better.

 

[RAX 010]

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Bro the entire ep was make believe None of this happened…

 

[RAX 010]

RZA got a 3 shades darker RZA and a 3 shades darker Nas

 

[RAX 010]

They paid tribute to the Purple Tape properly. This was beautiful. Purple Tape is basically the Scarface movie of HipHop. A cultural phenomenon. I put that album over any other that was released in 95.

I wonder why nobody ever dyed their cracks though that would have been a smart marketing move.

Clark's prolly wasn't tryna pay the Wu Gambino's you know how these racist companies be