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Wednesday, October 12, 2016

Premiere: Rich Chigga and Ghostface Killah Unite in an Epic Remix Video For "Dat $tick"

Indonesian rapper Rich Chigga got the whole internet talking earlier this year about his bizarre, viral video for his song "Dat $tick." He even hinted that Ghostface had reached out to him for a collaboration. At the time, it sounded like it could all just be internet hype.

Now, he's proven that he wasn't exaggerating. Chigga returned Wednesday with an absolutely epic video for the "Dat $tick" remix, featuring none other than Ghostface Killah and Pouya.

[via COMPLEX]

Tuesday, October 11, 2016

Azealia Banks Says She's Signing a Deal With RZA

In a post on Facebook, Banks explained that she is signing with The Wu-Tang Clan's RZA. "I'm FINALLY getting a record deal," she wrote. "I'm signing with RZA. He and I have excellent working chemistry. Filming coco with him was loads of fun!! Now I get to make music with him!!!"

St. Ides & Mountain Dew Commercials

A-DAT tape rip of the Wu-Tang Clan's commercial for St. Ides from 1995. Produced by RZA & Method Man.

The longest version ever captured of the Wu-Tang Clan's commercial for Mountain Dew. Released as promotion for Wu-Tang Forever. Ft. Killah Priest. Produced by RZA.

[via Hip Hop Underground]

Vince Staples Rocks Over Raekwon's "Ice Cream" For Funk Flex Freestyle

Vince Staples stopped by Funk Flex's spot to kick a few bars over Raekwon's OB4CL cut "Ice Cream."

Monday, October 10, 2016

Adrian Younge and Ali Shaheed Muhammad (feat. Method Man) – Bulletproof Love

On “Bulletproof Love,” Meth served up but one of the countless Hip-Hop facets to the Netflix juggernaut and now, a video has been released which co-stars Mike Colter, who plays Luke Cage. Meth spitting his verses sitting alongside Sway, the video captures some of the show’s most exciting elements including the nods to Biggie, Cage’s signature impenetrable hoodie, and the grit and grime of the series’ New York City backdrop.

Meth’s love for the super hero and the series itself, was enough motivation to get him to release his first song of the year. Could this be the sign of a possible Luke Cage soundtrack album in the future?

[via AMBROSIA FOR HEADS]

Friday, October 7, 2016

The Game - Grew Up On Wu-Tang

The title of “Grew Up On Wu-Tang” says it all. The song, which will be featured on Game’s forthcoming1992 album, kicks off with a prominent sample of Raekwon’s verse about how he grew up, on Wu-Tang Clan’s “C.R.E.A.M.” From there, Game transports back to his days of growing up, recalling his junior prom, stints in jail and, throughout it all, his love for Wu-Tang Clan.

Cappa-ruxpin

Teddy Ruxpin raps to wu-tang

Wednesday, October 5, 2016

GZA To Perform "Liquid Swords" In Its Entirety For New York And Chicago Audiences

GZA will be performing "Liquid" swords for two dates in Chicago and an additional date in New York.

GZA's acclaimed solo album, Liquid Swords, is creeping up on its 21-year anniversary in November. With that anniversary on deck, theWu-Tang Clan rapper is preparing a couple of special performances for audiences in both New York City and Chicago.

GZA will be performing the 1995 record in full for Chicago on October 30 and 31, at City Winery, and following that, he'll be hitting up New York's City Winery on November 2 for another album performance. Tickets aren't too steep either, running from $35 to $48 according to Complex.

GZA's album was finally certified platinum in 2015, which also happened to be the album's 20th anniversary, so that's not a bad way to celebrate.

Cop tickets for the Chicago dates here and New York here!