Wu-Art Thursday #303

WU-TANG CLAN - DA MYSTERY OF CHESSBOXIN’ | REACTION

Wu-Art Thursday #302

DJ Whoo Kid x Young Buck x Raekwon "NY SH*T"

DJ Whoo Kid taps Young Buck and Raekwon for the new song, "NY Shit." 

"NYC is like my second home, and I wanted to give back to the streets on this one. Whoo Kid and I went back into our classic mixtape mode for this one." said Young Buck 

DJ Whoo Kid x Young Buck x Raekwon - NY SH*T

Mashup of some of my all-time favorite cartoon characters, rapping "Protect Ya Neck" by the Wu-Tang Clan. Starring Inspector Gadget as Inspectah Deck, Chef as Raekwon, He-Man as Method Man, Lion-O as U-God, The Joker as ODB, Space Ghost as Ghostface, Splinter as the RZA, and the Brain as the GZA. 

Video by Mylo the Cat aka isthishowyougoviral aka Adam Schleichkorn. 

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Method Man Turns The Volume Up On A Def Jam By Rockwilder (Audio)

Wu-Art Thursday #301

Wu-Tang Wallabee Clarks Shoes (Unboxing)

First time collaboration between Wu-Tang and Clarks Originals. Wu Wallys, rare blue n cream // black on black shoes. $190.00 including tax :)) Check the fly sh#t!!!

GZA Plays A Game Of Chess While Rapping During Live Performance

Rappers have been known to do weird things at live shows sometimes. Typically it's along the lines of doing a massive stage dive off the top of the scaffolding or something, but GZA is much classier than that.

[READ MORE via HotNewHipHop]

Wu-Art Thursday #300

The story of how Wu-Tang Clan made NYC gritty again

By the end of 1992 to mid 1993, New York City's rap scene was in a stasis. Golden Era rap guards like Eric B. & Rakim waved a bittersweet adieu with the 1992 acerbic opus Don't Sweat the Technique, while Big Daddy Kane attempted to win back old fans on Looks Like A Job For…, trading in his satin-clothed rap playboy image for a black hoody and hard rhymes. Public Enemy even reached their peak, releasing a b-sides album, all as the East began to fade in the thicket of smoke left behind Dr. Dre and Snoop Doggy Dogg's The Chronic. In need of an energy shot, the Big Apple would soon get that in the form of a gritty nine-man troupe from out of the grimy project stairwells of Staten Island, NY.

[READ MORE via Revolt.tv]

Behind The Scenes: What Was Your First Wu-Tang Clan Experience?

In celebration of an epic Wu-Tang performance at Soundset, DJ Wonder and DB ask artists backstage, what their first experience was with Wu-Tang.