RZA Talks "Wu-Tang: An American Saga", Early Financial Struggles, Learning Patience + More
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If you havent seen Episode 6 (Season 2) -- DO SO IMMEDIATELY. The way they put that episode together on how they created Protect Ya Neck -- Is a True Masterpiece. That episode should be NOMINATED and WIN and EMMY!!!!!! Promote that Breakfast Club!!!!
YEEEEESSSSSSS!!! THAT EPISODE WAS SO GOOD.
That was the absolute best episode. Showing how his mind work. Loved it!
It really is a masterpiece, this episode was so beautiful seeing all the elements of the song being put together. I'd love to see this format for a lot of songs.
Facts great episode
Joey Badass made a bad ass decision to leave Inspectah Deck roll. This is going down as a classic forever
RZA is a true genius.
Facts
KRAIG FACTS GAWD
@@spritedan6672 GAWD GAWD GAWD! 😂
So is GZA...The Genius
Ruler Zig Zag Zig Allah the supreme
This guy is a prophet and philosopher. He was way ahead of his time in the hip hop game. And, he has been carrying this same for 25 years now.
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True but about 30 with "Protect Ya Neck" coming out 1991-2 and "36 Chambers" in 1993.
@@reimourrpower9357 o5
@@thinkman2467 bruh he litteraly just made the wu tang show which is amazing and is working on the season 3 right now, its just that you raise the bar way to high he's kinda old and already made history. he's just living life now so have some respect
@@lightcloud__I think he's a sellout, but that's my opinion. The show was dope until the character who plays RZA changed his voice, his tone, and the way he talks, now's it's annoying as shit. It's fucking up the whole thing.
This man knew exactly what he was doing when he put the team together! And god knew exactly what he was doing when he made homie!!! What a gift we have received
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For Real! What would Hip Hop be without the WU?!!
@@jeremyalty6693 that is a nice way to put it! They definitely opened alot of doors
And let’s be clear. Nas, Biggie and Jay all changed their style because of the Wu
@@MrIncognito2020 hmmmm! I never even thought of that to be honest
The ODB and Meth characters are so good! They did that.
Meth character is Dave East a rapper from Harlem
ODB IS HIS REAL SON
@@lowkeytofficialpage4827 The one acting is not his son yo!
@@lowkeytofficialpage4827 that’s not his son
@@lowkeytofficialpage4827 no it's not
I Love how RZA said to his brothers, just give me five years of your life. The other members listened to him and they all were focused on the vision. They came together collectively and it benefited themselves individually. Great success story.
Episode 6 was the best episode this season. The way he visualized the process of making a beat was genius.
Hell Yea That Was Very Creative & Interesting
Brilliant artistry, really.
It's close I think the episode on the ferry showed how great the acting is but the show is the best thing on tv
Most definitely! The way they broke it down was so brilliant! Very artistic!
Agreed
*WuTang: an American Saga* is the BEST show on TV right now. We Wu fans had high expectations and they raised & elevated beyond them with an emotional & exciting story of music, challenges, family, love & coming-of-age. The whole cast is dope & reps their real-life counterparts. Wu is for the children!!
Anyone else notice Yee just glows and be excited whenever their interviewing a wu member 🥺 like a sister to them, she used to manage them through an internship back in the early stages
Yep. Most people don’t know that but they gave her a start in the industry. She literally has known them like twenty years.
@@jrake80 yeah yee earned her stripes in this industry
I didn’t know that. Thanks for that info.
She's in the Reunited video.
She was in the reunited video back in the day...crazy.
Protect Ya Neck is a Gem without a doubt but I'm mostly looking forward to to seeing how they put together "C.R.E.A.M." which is perhaps their most well known song in my view
Me too
RZA is on another level. So wise and measured when he speaks. Then he dissing you politely by calling you "soggy" Truly The Abbot.
😆
also notice how he answered if anyone could ever truly capture ODBs presence, he didn't say no (of course no one can, not even his own son), but he just praised TJ Atoms
This man deserves an Arthur ash or nobel prize, for bringing these brothers together.. It is hard to bring that many lions together.
He does and DEFINITELY will 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 Rza put ALOT of work in!!! 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾👐🏾💯
I agree 1000%
You can tell Yee was proud she was there in the beginning😁
That is one of her first bosses in the business
Dang I wonder how old is she!?
@@kimberlyjohnson651 She In Her Mid 40's She Was 1st Heard On GZA's Beneath The Surface Check Out The Skits
@@O.G.Ashtre she's also in the Reunited video
This is one of the most wholesome videos I’ve ever seen of Yee. At 14:31 when they reminisce about G from Philly you can tell she is reliving those days as an intern. Yee is definitely loyal and will always have love for WU-TANG
I LOVE IT
Dopest part for me is how rza said most the brothers gave there little piece of the $200 cut to o.d.b. for the kids!!! Wu Tang is for the children!!! Respect the zoooooo
That awards moment was iconic...”I bought a suit for this...WuTang is for the kids...We Won!” 😂
ODB was different!
I love RZA's spirit. He seems so serene and down to earth. God Bless him and his family. ..
Mines just like his bae! Call me😳🐎🧿🧿😎😎😎😎🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪
This show is addictive!!! The cast memebers all did a great job. It's crazy how RZA on the show don't look nothing like the real but his mannerisms is down to a tee, even the way he talks you just see a young RZA. I always thought the characters had to look like who they playing but this show showed me otherwise
Facts. No resemblance at all but he got the mannerisms!
Wu-Tang American Saga is 🔥🔥 Season 2 is really showing the manifestation of the brotherhood between the members. My two favorite characters this season are, Power and Divine. Love their focus, commitment and business practices to help develop the Wu-Tang company.
Facts. When power dropped that bag of money I was like wow! I thought he hit a lick but he sold his truck because he believed in the vision. Thats what u need to succeed. That hit different for me. I sacrificed too. Great show
@@stressed3326 Real talk! Power was the muscle behind Wu-Tang clan. His reputation Proceeds him!
I respect that mines is ghostface. He my favorite rapper and as a young blood I don’t know nun bout him so seeing his upbringing made me respect him even more
Devine is one of the best characters he had enough brains to follow his little brothers dream.
@@yourmomshouse8993 Yeaa, but look how long it took him! He ain’t even wanna give him the 2 bands for the beat maker, he told him he was wasting his time
RZA and the cast all did their thing. So far dude who plays Ason /ODB - TJ Atoms is doing the best job so far, he is leaps and bounds ahead of other wu members. Give this guy an Emmy already, he could prolly do a whole episode by his self, showing the wild things that went on in Dirtys' life.
This show gives life to the lifeless and sight to the blind. Let's pray it stays on for 10 seasons and goes thru the making of all the group and iconic solo albums, I don't want it to ever end. This show saved Hulu service and made it viable.
Foreshadowing (Dirty Dancin')
This guy is so humble and wise.. I love his demeanor and passion for what he does. Definitely a fan!
The “YuhNa’Mean’s?” are on point! 🤣🤣😂🤣
Man ppl are talking about power and BMF but this saga series is soooooooo good! I’m trying to play catch up on the first season!!!!! They need better promotion !!!
Inspectah Deck is one of the most underrated MC's of all time
I love hearing the older hip hop artist tell stories.
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Love these stories
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RZA has something about him that just comes off as smooth. Could legit listen to this dude talk for hours and vibe for real.
One thing I’ve always loved about him is that he never rushes into an answer. He always takes a second to formulate the response in his own mind, rather than just blurting out the first thing that comes to him. A true genius.
Noticed that too
Show is 🔥
The show is fire, this radio show is not lol
We watch it faithfully every wednesday!
It truly is, I discovered it same way Envy did, on the plane tired of the same old movies, since then I went on a run and watched every single episode
@sippingsomething I highly disagree.
@@Coolcat3 facts
This man is literally a hip hop legend beyond the mic. He has always been who he wanted to be and continues to evolve each day .he got that slick new York talk and he lives what he speaks..very rare type of dude
Rare asf !!
Love his “loving spirit”, togetherness, and the actor who portrayed him did a good job.
I hate the actor’s voice though 😂
You’re the only one I’ve saw say that, everybody hates his voice lol
I was just thinking that! He picked the perfect actor to portray him. Like he thinks about everything before it leaves his mouth.
@@1zzyduzit you can tell he’s trying to sound as close to Rza as possible. I think he’s doing a good job at it. Rza’s voice is hard to imitate
@Xy I don’t think the physical appearance is what she means. I think it’s the personality, the way he imitates his voice. I’m sure if Rza didn’t agree, he would not be portraying him.
The actor that plays RZA really captured the way RZA speaks. His tone of voice and uniqueness. He really did pay close attention on RZA mannerism. I'm proud they chose him as the actor.
He talk like every old head in the city
It annoyed the hell out of me at 1st. But I hear it now lol
@@ruvikelly5563 lol same. I thought he was being extra with it. But then I paid close attention and it all made sense lol it take a while to hear it. Lol 😆
I peep that too , my girl was like “I hate how he talks” … I was like well that’s how RZA talks in real life so 🤷🏽♂️😂
Nah you tripping, he sounds nothing like Rza, especially young Rza.
I really wish Wu-Tang The Saga did a deep dive into every member of the Wu! That would have been super badass and it would have left the directors no choice but to make more than 3 seasons
RZA: "You naaah mean?"
Envy: "Whatchu mean?" 😂
I fell for the WU when I heard Motherless Child, the sound was nothing I had ever heard. Timeless music. My favorite hip hop group of all time 👐👐👐👐
🧡 for me it was "can it be all so simple". I still listen to it all the time now.
“He never had it all, the kid loved basketball, had a favorite song, ‘I Miss You’ written by Aaron Hall”
"Hells Wind Staff", what RZA was doing on "Liquid Swords" with the production!? GZA genius knocking shit out the park track after track!? I can't live without that album.
Bring the ruckus for me. It's was so raw and gritty, had me like wow this is different and crazy.
I was just listening to that today
Season 2 is some damn good tv! So many different elements to showcase how dope these dudes are!
Facts
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I think it’s very good as well.
Is the serious worth watching I haven’t seen it before
Every episode feels completely different from the one before. I know that’s how all TV shows SHOULD be but sadly they aint & that tells me this show is more than just any ol biography
I was already a fan of Wu-Tang but this show made me appreciate them more.
As a old head today.
Looking at this WU-TANG CLAN American Saga.
Following RZA today.
Phenomenal he is..
💯💯
The people complaining about the actors haven’t stopped watching the show…. just complaining and streaming. Hilarious. The show is excellent. Great full to watch a series about these successful black men.
🎯🎯💯💯💯
Bong bong!
Who complaining ??? The show is great and is from the point of view directly out the horses mouth. Couldn’t ask for more than that!!!
I mean the actors aren’t going to be perfect…. They are doing an amazing job!! I love the show
My thing is Ashton Who plays RZA is doing the extra deep/gruff voice it's kinda annoying, but it's cool
The Rza created a culture a sound a language a movement like NO OTHER
All I want is for Rza to turn back into Bobby Steele, earn the trust of Wu Tang members as a producer, and give of 2yrs of hiphop wizardry, then walk off in the sun, leaving us in awe. I miss that Rza!
That would revive the golden era of hip hop
This saga on Hulu was sooo much needed for the culture.! I love it and excited to watch the new episode after work today! 👐🏾👐🏾👐🏾
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Episode #6 was DOPE: the way they "got inside" RZA's head while he was makingthe record with the artist was DOPE TV!!! Haaa! Syd Field Screenwriting book. I copped that as a freshman at NSU in '94.
If you copped that at NSU in ‘94 you gonna love Episode 7. Divine mentions that he got Gary down in Virginia(Norfolk) who I believe that it’s Power’s brotha. It’s another Gary from Norfolk that I’m not gonna put out his full name out but he was really close and affiliated with them but I know he wasn’t in with them that early. So this is why I say it’s Power’s brotha. If you look at the back of the 36 Chambers album in big yellow letter they give a S/O to Born and Crew in Norfolk Va. who is Daddy O. On the album if you listen to the first 1:19 seconds of Clan in da Front you would hear the RZA say to my niggas in Va. Daddy O and Popa Ron. Daddy O is the RZA cousin and also in Episode 7 the GZA mentioned about a street team he got in Va.. The Wu was deep and big in Va with two Wu Wear stores,studio’s and also on the independent label Wu Tang Records the Wu Syndicate who Myalansky is from Portsmouth Va. but that is much later much more later
Ok. so hearing how rza talks the dude that plays him has to CHILL a lil bit 😩
Bul was spot on 1st season but trying too hard in season 2. He sounds robotic
@@dantealexander1103 That's what's crazy! Season 1 he was cool. How the hell you come back in a new season with an entirely new (wack) delivery and presence? It's like they cloned him or something.
Lol he still do a good job but you right tho
@@moesizlack7032 excellent job!
He said in episode 5 “you have to BANG eVERy nAiL”
The ep when RZA cooked up Protect yo neck was amazing!!! I love the entire series and as a 90’s baby im really learning a lot!
“Pride comes before destruction, and an arrogant spirit before a fall” Proverbs 16:18
Man I was not a wu tang fan as a kid but liked some songs. But every since I started watching the series I’ve became a huge fan. I love the show! Every actor is on point with their role! Definitely my favorite show.
Man imagine if Rza never would have lost those beats. He would've owned the entire 90s on his own, production wise. It actually pains me to know that we'll never hear any of those beats
Yeah man. So much lost during that flood.
Yeah man, those albums would've been 🔥 painful indeed
Son word
Agreed brother. I still think arguably they owned the 90s. Eminem, Nas, Mobb Deep, Biggie all praised WuTang and that says a lot.
I don't get how water can ruin a floppy disc lol
Give Rza his flowers!!!!🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺 I'm glad CTG asked Rza the question about Inspecta Deck original music for his album.
Been a Wu fan since middle school. Love the show! Cool thing is I’m now introducing Wu to my kids through the series and now they’re fans too! 😁
Their conversation about Inspectah Deck really made me remember and took me back to my teenage years. When I first got introduced to Wu Tang before I knew about their history and impact. For me as a kid listening to their music, Inspectah Deck was my favorite. As an adult I low ball forgot that Deck used to be my favorite.
That's a great thing about The Wu. They have so many dope rappers that as time goes on you start to appreciate different aspects of each one and your favorite can change.
He my favorite the rarely cuss in his rhymes
If you haven’t checked it out his rap duo czarface drops some dope projects
Deck was the glue on every track. His verses were always on point.
"The RZA is the sharpest man in clan! Beats & Rhymes and all dat..." - MEF
Having a sit down with this man would be an honor. Even to watch him work.
Everybody complains and talks about how ol boy portrays RZA as far as the accent but he kind of sounds pretty close to RZA lmaoo go listen to some old Bobby Digital back when his speech was different
he really does .. hes doing his best. let the kid live.
No
Rza had that weird speech pattern definitely when he was younger.
Nah
@@mostmost1 exactly but ever since he got in the movies his speech has been changed
To me sitting with RZA is like sitting with Kobe Bryant (GRHS). You just scroll through your head all the greatness he displayed during his time. The black woman just keeps winning giving birth to so many great ones in all walks of life for us.
Brilliant man, 25 odd years ago I idolized this man. Today I love him even more.
Wu Forever!
Montréal, QC, Canada
I found the "Protect Ya Neck" cassingle while at VSU at a record store in the mall during the summer of 1993. Me and my boys were fiendin' for the full album to come out. I'll never forget those days.
VSU in 93 was the wild wild west
@@merciful5517 Ish was crazy back then, but I wouldn't have had it any other way.
I remember seeing "Protect Ya Neck" on Video Music Box. I was mind blown. It was the rawest form of pure hip hop i ever seen back in those times and still till this day!!!
The RZA is of the most influential producer and Hip Hop legend of all time. The RZA is and has always been ahead of his time from creativity to spiritual and physical well being.
RZA is the Black Mozart with a positive message. Peace God.
Shout out to RZA A HIP HOP LEGEND MADE A IMPACT ON MUSIC
Not just music the world frfr
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I’m fully on WTAS 🐝 today’s episode was fuckin GOLD👏🏾It was BRILLIANT giving WuTang a series because there’s 9 mfin members, and it really takes time to develop that kind of cast. And they’re doing amazing, EVERY character gets a moment to showcase why that particular member was important. I fuckin love this series.
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They haven’t got to the 9th member rite yet but he’s coming. Protect Ya Neck is 8 members,Masta Killa wasn’t on it and he’s only on the Mystery Of Chessboxin outta the whole album. The Intro of Method Man the GZA never mentioned him. The GZA says From the slums of Shaolin, Wu-Tang Clan strikes again
The RZA, the GZA, Ol' Dirty Bastard, Inspectah Deck
Raekwon the Chef, U-God, Ghostface Killah and the Method Man. Masta Killa is not mentioned,there are only 8 right now and Episode 7 Masta Killa still haven’t been introduced to the Clan. The 9th member was shown at the end of the C.R.E.A.M video sitting at the table with the rest of the members.
I love da series RZA,I tune in every Wednesday, Wu tang and BMF is da best series out right now
Wayment: are you telling me that the guy that plays ODB is NOT ODB’s son??????? Oh My GOD! He’s phenomenal!
Yup dave east does a good method man and That dude forsure brings all the odb vibes
What made you assume that? Lol
Word.
Nah.....TJ Atoms is his name. He is a rapper too.
@@scholageemusic9373 his real son auditioned but RZA said his acting wasn’t quite there. But everybody heard rumors that ODB son was gonna play him and assumed it was true since the dude doing a great job playing him
I LOVE the INtelligence and longevity The RZA has had in the Game. his sound and vision he uses to create Music is definitely legendary. #WuTangForever
RZA IS A HIP HOP ICON!!!!!!
I’m going on a RZA binge after this. I enjoyed every minute of this interview.
I agree with all of them about Inspectah Deck being one of, if not the best MC in Wu-Tang Clan. Maybe top 10 lyricist period. I always loved his verses, especially in Triumph , Cream, and basically any song he was on from Enter the 36 Chambers.
Envy always says the wrong thing. “Thank God for airplanes?” You can stream it from anywhere on Hulu! If you’re really a fan you would have supported from the beginning. It’s been good since the first season.
Envy slow-he admits that, but he’s willing to learn.
I feel like he was just doing the “I’m too cool and busy & I’m not saying this just to ride you but here, have a lil compliment”
Bc it sounded like he was aware he could’ve streamed it, but wasn’t gonna until the limited selection on the plane convinced him to give it a chance 🤷🏽♂️ idk
@@westonrichards3884 facts...and he has admitted it. Look at when RZA said a lot of violence stems from fear, and Envy immediately says, "what you mean"...shi is self-explanatory and he still ain't get it
You got idle time on a plane with nowhere to go
@@THEINFAMOUS1011 exactly, like the saying goes.. “idle time is the devil’s airplane movie and TV selection”
Season 2 is phenomenal. The making of Protect your Neck episode is genius
No matter how people feel about Charlamagne, the one thing I respect about him is his appreciation of Wu-Tang (which happens to be my favorite rap group too).
Charlamagne has brought up Wu-Tang more than once. If I'm not mistaken - Ghostface Killah is Charlamagne's favorite rapper (same here).
Salute to real Rap & Hip Hop and not that R&B... Rap & Bullshit lol
Yo, check out that Czarface Meets Ghostface album. 🔥
One of the reasons I enjoyed this interview is because Charla stood quiet most of the time.
Facts. Charlamagne always reps Wu
Love seeing the energy that #RZA and #Yee bring when they talk about times and people they know while she was going through her internship #JMTVPodCast.......
Hoping there are more seasons with this show, looking forward to the story of each Wu members’ solo album, leading to Wu-Tang Forever, and so on
This show is a hit because they all real, so many fake people in this day and age but one thing is the Wu has always been real
@@yourmomshouse8993 agreed
Man Inspectah Deck is doin some of his best work now. If you been sleeping on Czarface do yourself a favor and go check those albums immediately. They're all bangers
Good looking!
Facts!!!
Thanks homie
The show introduced me to their music , I knew of them but now I know why they are so respected. I catch myself listening to more and more or them as time goes by
Shoutout to Yee, def caught her in a cameo for the reunited video 😂😂😂
Patience, humbleness equals balance peace to the GOD rza and the whole wu
So proud of the brother, he's still the same guy I went to school with. Always passing knowledge. Down to earth, respectful. God bless the brother.
RZA isn’t just smart.. he’s enlightened.. 🔥🔥🔥
We going to ignore one of the Greatest Logos of all time also. These cats put the work in and made Hip Hop Global! Salute
The actor that plays him is sooooooooooo on point I'm enjoying the Series
WHAT’S TODAY’S MATHEMATICS?? 🤔 Love the W-T saga… I’m all caught up with season 2! 📀 And just ordered my first Wu-Tang album on vynil! 🎶 Thank you, RZA, for sticking to your vision all these years. You wisely formed the group, created great music of a then-risky genre, and produced a powerful document-series. Big ups! Peace, god! ☮️
Rza has always been my favorite out of the group. Watching his growth as a rapper, actor and individual has been amazing
I remember buying the Bobby Digital album back in '99 and people looking at me cross eyed. One of the most innovative/distinct albums in recent memory. Why did I buy a RZA album? Bc Wu was LIFE for a lot of us back then. You'd do anything to support the team (never rocked Wu Wear tho 😁), but definitely wore wallabees.
Same hear bro, Killa Army, Gravediggaz, Killah Priest. If it had anything to do with The Wu I was buying it.
@@kenking2536 💯 big Killah Priest fan too. Good times, those 90s 😪
That Bobby Digital album was🔥🔥
Wu syndicate
Salute, bobby ditigtal was a slept on masterpiece!!
Bruh... I was looking up "rza interview the wu tang saga" and I find this posted an hour ago....you guys on point! I was about to go rewatch the narduwar interviews with the wu members
dude that played ODB was 💯!
This man is 52 years old. Doesn't look a day older than 38.
I swear
That's that vegan life
I love the series I was introduced to the Wu from my younger brother he loved the lyrics and their style…shout to you Tech Nine….much love bro🥰 Rza has given out so much knowledge and positivity. I was hooked great story line..keep it coming Rza!!!!
I grew up in a strict West Indian household in the 80s, not allowed to listen to hip hop. As I got older, I got more exposed to some gems but still wasn't a fan of true hip hop (too many b**ch and h*e references, violence and drug dealing).
I knew Wu Tang was very important to hip hop (they literally put Staten Island on the map), I just didn't know how important.
This show opened my eyes completely to the real struggle Wu Yang went through. I have a whole new respect for them now, it unbelievable. As far, as RZA, he was like a father to the fatherless in way in the crew. It had to be difficult to make all your brothers trust you and believe that you have their back, while all of them barely had food on their tables at the time.
Shout out to the 5% nation (I am a proud 🌎) for giving them that foundation to believe in themselves and each other, to keep the unified and squash old beefs.
The episode when they were building the studio in RZA's apartment and Raekwon re-built the baby crib for Ghostface and the episode where RZA set them straight on the ferry.
Such a beautiful story and I'm so proud of all of them.👊🏾💪🏾✨💛
Dirty was on Black Planet fresstyling for the kids in his Guestbook...REST IN POWER ASON!
This is one of my favorite shows. When they opened with “Method Man” I lost it!! I like Ashton playing The Rza but Season 2 he put too much sauce in the voice. ❤️
I totally agree… he sounds like a robot or an English voice over for a Kung Fu movie… I thought it was just me… Now that I see/hear this interview, The RZA’s voice is nothing like he’s portraying… The series is good, but his voice in season 2 is so annoying 😩
Been saying the same shit toooo
Rza useto speak like the character in the American saga, I remember old interviews when Wu just came out in the 90's.....I do agree that some of the characters conversations he sound a little extra robotic.....I think because he became an actor his old accent changed.
This was such an incredible interview and the show is even more inspiring
Rza is the best producer of the last 30 years in hip hop his body of work is incredible and in the beginning he was way way ahead of his time people are just catching up to him now
Name another active producer whose tight with the rhymes and lyrical as well. RZA is one of kind. I’m very impressive with everything he has done throughout the years. WU-Tang forever
You can’t silence the voice of someone who god listens to…
Power...very powerful
💯👌
Thank you Lord!
Well said
Whew👏🏾
The RZA is a living LEGEND!!!!!
Jamaicans"been rocking"wit bobby"digital&the WU, sons of man, shyiem etc.bigUP to rza..
Bobby digital is another reggae artist
Bobby Digital, was a Jamaican reggae and dancehall producer. He was given his nickname "Bobby Digital" because King Jammy, with whom he worked in the mid-1980s
Not sure if its episode 5 or 6 in season 2 but the Rza breakdowns of the beats, and hooks,how he came to create the final product etc is TV genius man.
Peace and many blessings to RZA. May your light shine brighter everyday
I LOVE THE SHOW!!! Honestly It’s my favorite show right now! I felt like I waited forever for season 2…y’all it is soo good!
It’s really good
Best Breakfast Club Show I ever seen! Wu fan since day 1. RZA is one of my inspirations. Legend!
Rza is always dropping gems… love this dude
This man is such a genius. The way this show is put together shows how genius he was to put the genius of WiTang together but also the show itself is genius. I get so hyped for Wednesday nights. I promise! WU!!!!!! Dammit!!!!!!