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

[Amerikan Melanin]

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

Cracks not Clark’s.

 

[Atsym Sknyfs]

All caught up... So Greco was the music industry

 

[Atsym Sknyfs]

…

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

i know it's make believe... that wasnt the point i was trynna make.. but i watched it and got caught up... So nevermind my comment

 

[RAX 010]

Cracks not Clark’s.

Oh damn my bad lol

 

[Rasille]

This pic reminded me of the actors they casted to play Rae and Ghost

 

[Danie84]

I was looking forward to seeing the in-depth making of my second GOAT Wu album

...not an allegory of 90s gangster flicks and Larry HOLMES Garden look-alike rappers

'fukk you mean is he fukking dead, God'

 

[Danie84]

These allegorical movie episodes are killing me

Yeah, the best part of this episode was Rae on the boat talking about OB4CL aspirations, and picking out the actual purple cassette tape (still one of Hip-Hop's illest relic) at the record office in the end

 

[Rollie Forbes]

Yeah, the best part of this episode was Rae on the boat talking about OB4CL aspirations, and picking out the actual purple cassette tape (still one of Hip-Hop's illest relic) at the record office in the end

Facts.

 

[Middle Finga U]

I know the red album was Redman's Dare Iz a Darkside. Was the lime green tape they showed on the table at the end supposed to be the Luniz second album, Lunitik Muzik? That's the only lime green tape that comes to mind. If that is the Luniz album, it came out in '97 and this is supposed to be '95...that's a two year difference.
I know this isn't supposed to be 100% accurate but it just irks me when shows miss these type of details

 

[zayk35]

The music is so fukking great. I'll admit I was very late on Wu-Tang. But once I did I became a certified Stan.

 

[Yayo Toure]

The music is so fukking great. I'll admit I was very late on Wu-Tang. But once I did I became a certified Stan.

never too late to the party. Wish I could discover it for the first time today, even today the production and vibes are some of the most unique I ever heard. The soul samples, the sound effects from the kung fu movies, good times.

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

The Frank White scene.

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

I know the red album was Redman's Dare Iz a Darkside. Was the lime green tape they showed on the table at the end supposed to be the Luniz second album, Lunitik Muzik? That's the only lime green tape that comes to mind. If that is the Luniz album, it came out in '97 and this is supposed to be '95...that's a two year difference.
I know this isn't supposed to be 100% accurate but it just irks me when shows miss these type of details

I don’t think It was actual albums, it was a rep from the label showing the hypothetical options rae could choose from, it wasn’t released albums

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

Episode was dope, and I liked the odb one too. I would have still liked to see more of the creative process, but I agree a lot of that was covered and there’s only so much chillin in the studio, writing rhymes scenes you can do.

 

[Digital Omen]

The concept was dope but the execution was godawful. The acting in this series has been horrendous overall. The only ones doing a decent job are the actors playing Power, Divine, ODB, and Rae (he has wack moments here and there but compared to WZA and Dave East he's Al Pacino).

The one easter egg not mentioned was Fat Joe at a basketball court, cuz as a matter of fact he doesn't wanna speak about the Rucker

OB4CL was a "one last score I'm trying to get out of the game" concept album, which is what I thought this ep would be, or at least a reimagining of The Killer and Hard Boiled. Instead they went with the corrupt cops and crack rocks angle, and why have Greco at all when he's on another album?

Shurrie as Blue Raspberry