Listen to Omarion and Ghostface Killah's New Song "I Ain't Even Done"

Omarion came back big last year with "Post to Be," and he's been trying to keep the magic going with a steady stream of solid releases ever since. The latest such song is his collaboration with Ghostface Killah "I Ain't Even Done." The Love & Hip-Hop Hollywood star sings over a hazy beat, backed by drums and soft flute instrumentation. Ghostface attacks his verse in typically brash fashion, rapping "You'd better knock a n*gga out tonight/Cuz if not, I'ma take flight/I paid the cable, n*gga you'd better pay the lights." You can listen to "I Ain't Even Done" HERE. 

[via COMPLEX & Audiomack]

RZA on Martin Shkreli and the One-of-a-Kind Wu-Tang Album: "He Bought It, He Can Do What He Wants"

RZA is finally ready to open up about Martin Shkreli and the one-of-a-kind Wu-Tang Clan album in an interview with Bloomberg that will air later tonight. In a preview clip, RZA says Shkreli can do whatever he wants with the album because he's the one that bought it. "Art -- the beautiful thing about art, from my standpoint, is that it has no discrimination," he says.

While Shkreli, who was recently arrested for on federal fraud charges, has openly talked bad about RZA, the Wu-Tang leader doesn't throw any shots back at Shkreli. "What we've done is historical, and you can't remove that," RZA says. Shkreli is currently out on bail while he awaitstrial, but the government has already said they won't be seizing the album at this time.

[via COMPLEX]

Wu-Art Thursday #179

Wu-Art Thursday #178

Ghostface Killah's Collaborative Album With MF DOOM Might Finally Be Dropping Soon

Fans of Ghostface Killah and MF DOOM know that the pair's long-promised collaborative project has always been somewhat of an enigma (it was first announced in 2005). Now, after nearly a decade in the making, it looks like we might finally have a release window for it. In an interview with Let's Link Radio, he suggested that they might be preparing to drop the project this February. "I talked to Doom people. Doom is ready now," he said. "So, he said he wants to drop that in February." 

Last we heard, the collaboration was set to be called DOOMSTARKS. The rappers released the song "Lively Hood" under that name back in September. However, considering all the different statements about the album over the years, it's always possible that things could change. During the interview, he also elaborated on some of his other upcoming work, including a Supreme Clientele sequel and his vaping company Wu-Goo. You can check out all of Ghostface's statements in the video above.

[via COMPLEX and VideoPress]

Westwood - RZA & Gravediggaz legendary freestyle! Throwback 1994

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Legendary throwback to 1994 - RZA & Gravediggaz goin in live with a crazy freestyle! Funk Flex on the 1s & 2s. R.I.P The Grym Reaper.

Wu-Art Thursday #177

Feds Could Seize Martin Shkreli's $2 Million Wu Tang Clan Album & Auction It Off

As previously reported, Martin Shkreli was recently arrested and charged by U.S. prosecutors with securities fraud conspiracy, securities fraud and wire fraud conspiracy. If convicted on all charges he could land in prison for 20 years.

After posting $5 million bond, Shkreli, stepped down as CEO of Turing Pharmaceuticals and as of today has been fired as CEO of KaloBios Pharmaceuticals.

He believes his arrest is linked to his decision to have Turing hike up the price of a 60-year-old drug called Daraprim, to $750 a tablet from $13.50, overnight.

"Trying to find anything we could to stop him' was the attitude of the government," Shkreli told the Wall Street Journal.

TMZ reports that the funds generated from Shkreli's alleged fraudulent activities could be as much as $65 million. If it's determined that any of his possessions, including the $2 million Wu Tang Clan album, "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin," were purchased with that money, they could be subject to forfeiture by the government.

Even if certain items weren't bought with those funds, Shkreli may be forced to hand them over to pay restitution, which means expensive possessions like the Wu Tang Clan album could be auctioned off.

[via ThisIs50]