First Time Hearing GZA "4th Chamber" - REACTION 🤯🔥

[@chrisb5000]

When Rza ends his verse with, "protons electrons always cause explosions", it spells P.E.A.C.E, when you take the first letter of each word. They always did this kind of thing like when Rza said on another song, "positive energy always corrects errors", or in Gravediggaz he said "positive energy activates constant elevation". In a lot of Wu-Tang tracks you find these kind of things but most always go over people's heads because they don't know about it.

[@KeHillest.93]

Didn’t realize that til now. Respect !

[@supremesun4580]

Supreme Mathematics

[@chrisb5000]

@keHill @@supremesun4580 Another one is when they say "witty unpredictable talent and natural game" spells Wu-Tang, or when Method Man says, "we usually take all niggaz garments".

[@VloneFrank]

They were simply different 🔥. Thank you for that brother.

[@2apocalypse-X]

Positive Energy Always Corrects Errors is another one that Method Man said if I'm not mistaken.

[@Troi-Anthoni23]

East coast holds the crown for lyricism hands down!!!!... it's where it all started 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@desertdetroiter428]

Easily. No competition!

[@Troi-Anthoni23]

@@desertdetroiter428 that's a fact! 💯💯💯

[@SMOOVKILL1]

Ras Kass on the west?

[@desertdetroiter428]

@@SMOOVKILL1 yep

[@tracialx]

@@desertdetroiter428 east coast is just the best for hip hip in general, nothin comes close to 90s new York rappers

[@pmmackenzie1525]

RZA masterpiece

[@thecatalyst84]

My favorite beat of all time. Shit is too filthy.

[@captainlestenkof2300]

Rza owned this track.

[@Adontheimperfectionist]

RZA and GZA are both in the top 10 largest vocabularies in rap 🔥🔥🔥 Timeless music

[@soramirez5473]

ghostface and the entire wu tang is in the top 10 I believe also.. Killa priest also.

[@supremesun4580]

Say Word

[@Adontheimperfectionist]

@@soramirez5473 their in the top 20 I believe but not the top 10 like RZA and GZA

[@soramirez5473]

@@Adontheimperfectionist their lowest is meth at 25.. lol.. eminem is at 50. still good. but like I tell ppl, if you got Eminem as the greatest LYRICIST of all time, then you havent listened to enough rap.. Tupac is like 70

[@soramirez5473]

@@Adontheimperfectionist Tho vocab doesnt make a rapper great, it's just part of it.

[@noizynaybah5827]

I love the West Coast... East got the crown when it come to bars

[@Dan_Minton]

This track is insane ..some of the most intelligent bars ever. One of favourite albums of all time . RZAs production is incredible

[@hous2tim964]

RZA is very deep with his lyrics. It is often difficult to understand what he is talking about. But when you understand it often leaves you speechless. When Robert Diggs is in RZA mode he's one of the best lyricists in hip hop in my opinion.

[@supremesun4580]

RZA Rector The Scientist Ruler Zig Zag Zig Allah Prince Rakeem

[@pacodade7527]

Protons Electrons Always Cause Explosions #peace

[@BKLYN_TZU]

Wu was definitely a movement especially here in NY 30 years ago from '93 '94 and '95 was their Golden Era everything was Wu from the music to the merch they even had their own clothing stores for Wu Wear but you'll see that in Wu-Tang An American saga it was a dope time to be a teenager in High School back then for sure.

[@lirrflaco]

That whole album is 🔥. I would listen to Wu back in the 90’s walking to HS and would get my brains blown to bits frfr fam Lol. Trust you’ve just scratched the surface 🙌

[@davidgonzalez2155]

Wutangs catalog is bannanas,between clan albums and solo projects straight 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@thecatalyst84]

Protons Electrons Always Cause Explosions PEACE.

[@katrinachavez3533]

RZA got that intricate dialect. Forces you to use your intellect. And that's why he's my favorite Wu swordsmen.

[@WeFreestyleForever]

I remember walking to school in the freezing cold banging this in my headphones

[@VloneFrank]

At least the heat from the headphones kept your ears warm haha 🔥

[@WeFreestyleForever]

@@VloneFrank 💯

[@timothylietzau]

Awesome reaction my guy!! Great to see your journey into the Wu. Keep grinding, great channel.

[@VloneFrank]

Thank you brother !!

[@SUPREMEgoldchain_REAKTZ]

Yea Wu was a movement!! When they came out they hit like a comet!! Shit was wild!!

[@normanrich1907]

Same album next song. Shadow boxin

[@VloneFrank]

Appreciate the suggestion brother , I’ll definitely check it out !!

[@TheGreatAskia]

React to Gza - “Duel of the iron mic”

[@justinmartinez1]

Yeah, that secret documents and flu shit is straight creepy now.

[@rreyes08]

Don’t cheat yourself. Wear those headphones the right way so you can really listen to the production. This was made to be heard with both ears. Cheers.

[@julius23]

Facts

[@twayz5244]

Shadow boxin gza ft.method man

[@doyle5948]

Yo mad respect to you brother for peeping RZA's verse.. The Abbott got all the wisdom n people overlook dat shit often

[@Troi-Anthoni23]

It's only right you do Shadowboxing now bro 🙏🏽🔥💯

[@Troi-Anthoni23]

By Gza

[@normanrich1907]

Yessirrrr. Special technique

[@Mr1sammyd21]

I second

[@garypill548]

I believe Shadowboxin was next up on the album right?

[@Troi-Anthoni23]

@@normanrich1907 FUCK THAT! #MethodManvoice 😉

[@jg10304]

Wu ain't dead. They tour with NAS to this day

[@EMCEEPRISM]

I'm just so elated that young cats do they homework and see how lyrical dudes before them were. Many young MC's if they were smart would pick brains because the Nas's, Wu Tang's, Snoops, KRS One's, Big Daddy Kanes and many more are in their 50's plus and STILL GETTING SHOWS

[@SnoopyEats408]

The WU TANG still blows m6 mind to this very day and I been listening to them from the 36 chambers album

[@michellerenee92580]

yo!!! the most philosophical raw lyrical geniuses has been my favorite since they came out

[@Rodrickfinley2474]

Yelp, Rza shaved the track, niggas caught Razar bumps!!💪🏿😂

[@whacksta]

Fame-GZA. Track will blow your mind. Swordplay at its finest.

[@VloneFrank]

Appreciate the suggestion brother , I’ll check it out !!

[@MFgabesylar3030]

I LOVE Rza's flow. On 36 Chambers (album) you can tell he mastered rhyming and making beats. SO after that shit, he started challenging himself and his flows became DOPE, in my opinion. Shit is OFF beat yet ON beat. I think he did that to show others how skilled he was. On some, 'if you know, you know' type of shit.

[@addytrolla2535]

One of my students walked out to his last cage fight to this song. The crowd went off. They loved Wu Tang in Australia

[@badtzmarutattoo]

KRS ONE famously said “the East created it, the West Decorated it”… the lyricists definitely put their stamp on the East; Tribe Called Quest, Eric B & Rakim, Public Enemy, Black Sheep etc were talking about topics and life and were fairly grimy but always verbose(they had a lot to say) whereas the west got caught up in that gang shit early on. You can sense the malaise in the music; we live in paradise but are overpoliced and caught up in a drug war and death literally creeps on every corner so you have that reflected in the lyrics that seem to glorify the violence. The west is a car culture so the beats reflected that. The bass and the hi hat and the Funk were the main components followed by a little ditty about how I f***** yo girl and got all this money off of dope. The top lyricist in this regard would have to be ICE T as he blended the two coastal styles He had west coast beats and east coast-type thought provoking tales that showed you the whole game not just the glamour. He is unmatched on the west. People forget that the west also includes the Bay Area. It’s a laid-back vibe there because the weed was always superior and prevalent. You had so many smooooth street cats telling Pimp Tales and you can’t forget about Rappin 4tay, Too Short and Celly Cel. Long story short I need you to react to ICE T “new Jack hustler”, Rappin 4-tay “playable club” and Celly Cel “it’s going down” Public Enemy “welcome to the Terrordome” Pete Rock and CL Smooth “they reminisce over you T.R.O.Y.” Digital Underground “same song” ✌🏼

[@kelvinwilliams9317]

My favorite Wu album.

[@MRLUTHOOOR]

Sky, blue water wet that’s a reference to old Bruce Willis movie, called the last Boy Scout

[@castle07dw]

Yo Rza go dumb on this song called Sunshower. For me, it be years later and you'll peep what they're talking about. Wu lyrically legendary

[@eastgate6134]

Damn to see the next generation embrace this is golden. Welcome to the 36 Chambers

[@VloneFrank]

Appreciate ya brother 🤝🏽

[@julius23]

Rza is fire 🔥

[@soramirez5473]

Gza (jizza) Killa priest - one of the Hundreds of wu affiliates

[@VloneFrank]

Appreciate the suggestion brother , ima Check it out !!

[@mychaljames8025]

“The wu roll together as one”

[@jessed9811]

i dont like reaction videos but i got your channel recommend so im giving you a comment to help with the algorithm. Good luck with your channel

[@VloneFrank]

& that alone I’m appreciative for. Thank you brother !!

[@mizzywoe]

Killa Priest was from Sunz of Man. The RZA hide many side acts. Wu was like 100+ deep in them times. Some of the side groups are dope too, and main members collaborated. (Killa Army, Sunz of Man, GraveDiggaz to name a few)

[@hous2tim964]

Ok they were good but were they able to meet a commercial success? At the beginning RZA had to think above all about highlighting the guys who could be a hit. And we can say what we want but Method Man and ODB are the guys who were most likely to become very big stars in the wu. The others were good and even excellent, but they didn't have the charisma of the first two. As for the other bands next door, yes they were good but they lacked something. And business is something that RZA had understood well during the 5 years of his plan. Afterwards, he got lost in delusions that were a little too particular. Personally I don't like Bobby Digital for example. I would have liked that right after Forever he concentrates on Deck for example. With the buzz caused by Deck's verse about Triumph, that would have been cool.

[@usernickname6710]

@@hous2tim964 and Ghostface Killah he was also charismatic and popular

[@milosblazek9639]

rza is genius

[@mosaicblue121]

Check out Killah Priest - B.I.B.L.E on the same Gza album. Some insightful stuff!!!

[@ClintEatswood]

the last bar of this is the hardest

[@marcosgarcia25]

Check out RZA - Tragedy - kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHypZKSZf81na7s My favorite RZA track

[@ant_j]

When I first started listening to hip hop, I was west coast all the way. Then I started listening....East Coast all the way 👍

[@willisacademyofhigherlearn5327]

The intro from 70s movie “ Samuri”

[@davidyoungsr753]

On all the bangers you get 3 or 4 members. That's what made all they shit dope.

[@jerseydan95]

RZA 1993 to 1997 was my GOD

[@AaronGreene-e6p]

Supreme cliental ghost face . The entire album. Capadonna 1st album. Sick. Check out there group on the label. "Grave Diggers" amd "Suns of man" milk this cow. Capadonna. Raekwon built for Cuban links, ice cream. Thats some gem info

[@harrysnowdon3765]

Such a good song the whole album slaps different. love all wu tangs music 🔥🔥

[@Mr1sammyd21]

Thanks for the shout out!

[@VloneFrank]

Of course ! Thank you for the support brother

[@Mr1sammyd21]

@@VloneFrank it’s cool I’m on board for your HipHop journey

[@muzikdepotart]

Verbal Darts from Slang Knowledge Rhymes Specialists on a Phat Beat

[@damonjones1291]

Mobb Deep, "Shook One's 2003" 🔥🔥 (from the "Free Agents" album)

[@johnnieepps9039]

You GenZs will NEVER understand this is REAL HIP HOP

[@jg10304]

Check out Czarface. Basically Wu-Tang and MF Dooms people's. INS, Esoteric, and 7L

[@LuizGustavo-sl3hd]

🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@davidgonzalez2155]

The second verse is the 4th disciple a wu affiliate.

[@matthewmcvay1101]

This is false

[@davidgonzalez2155]

Your absolutely correct it was killah priest.thank you for the correction respect.

[@vincentwilliams71]

👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Tankman19]

So the intro is from a cult classic..."Shogun assassin" a must watch!...For a west coast recommendation, I suggest Cypress Hill "how I can just kill a man" a dope group of Latin American brothers.

[@Miguel-ii2um]

you should react to 'Impossible' from Wu Tang

[@VloneFrank]

Already did brother !!

[@Miguel-ii2um]

@@VloneFrank yeah sorry I was to quick with that one, saw the vid and was a great one again

[@EricBrown0424]

It's a famous Japanese story that was a classic anime there was even an American comic book adaption called Lone Wolf and Cub PEACE

[@floednoxcola]

In the gza verse try to translate the abbreviations CREAM as Cash rules everything around of me and you have a new meaning of what the genius is saying, 🎉🎉🎉🎉 wu tang is 4 the children

[@phistoltv5196]

There is a whole song in that called C.R.E.A.M

[@travisharris5490]

East Coast We The Best ✋️ Down

[@calest6251]

This beat though.

[@SUPREMEgoldchain_REAKTZ]

Xzibit "What U See Is What U Get"

[@samsimone6002]

Killa Bees the Swarm "Excute them"

[@johanjospitre4749]

You should do some other groups from the Wu, like Sunz Of Man, Killarmy, Wu- Syndicate…. Also solo artists like La Da the darkman, Kimbo King…..

[@Adontheimperfectionist]

Let him get through the main chapters first

[@VloneFrank]

Word and I definitely wanna jump to see that but I wanna take on Wu-Tang first and then move on I definitely agree though !

[@marcosgarcia25]

Here’s where the intro comes from - kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3ispZicjNx0a9U

[@supremesun4580]

What’s the difference between the RZA and NAS?

[@PeterBagjuice]

Nas has a much cleaner delivery

[@PuntYourJunk]

My man talks without commas or punctuation marks

[@benjaminparker1741]

I'm buzzing watching this an I don't watch things like this but yo word is bond my guys reaction is dope...lyrics at its best!look what we got now...lil dirty dutty stinking ozzi vert...little twat

[@supremesun4580]

Killah Priest is dissing Ghost, RZA & Gza on this track “Others act subtle but they fragile above cloud they act wild but can’t budge a crowd”….. He said it was a very competitive session and they was like step it up. So He got pissed and dissed them Lol

[@VloneFrank]

What what ?? No way? How he get away with that on THERE track ?

[@supremesun4580]

A lot of Emcees go at each other on the same song.. Check out Jay Z ft Nas “Success”….. Nas is dissing Jay on a HOV track.. He threw some lines at Him…

[@supremesun4580]

Also check out another Jay Z song called “Resovoir Dogs” ft The Lox, Beanie Siegel & Sauce Money…….. Styles P from the Lox is dissing Jay on that track.

[@supremesun4580]

Another rap song where Biggie is dissing Craig Mack on the same record, “Flavor In Your Ear” remix…. Big was on the BK shit Hating on Craig Mack. And this is the song that really blew Big up.. also ft.. LL, Rampage and Busta Rhymes

[@supremesun4580]

Killa Priest was a Protege of The Gza just like Masta Killa… so He probably let His lil Bro do His thing. Rap is a Sport

[@mazaltawab9360]

People just catching on to what RZA was saying

[@AaronGreene-e6p]

Thats from the kung fu movies. 5 dealdly venoms. I stand close to walls like number 4 the lizard

[@supremesun4580]

Gza ft Inspectah Deck

[@supremesun4580]

“Cold World”

[@AaronGreene-e6p]

Rae. N ghost sound alike.Until you know. 9 members 4 chambers in heart thus 36 chambers

[@ronaldk.wileyjr.5476]

The questions ghost asks are philosophical... meaning, why is shit the way it is on this earth. A world filled with manipulative people, evil people, suckas, and the righteous... why?

[@franciscoserrano9781]

Peep the knowledge God. Wutang is for the children!!!!

[@m.r.3674]

Watch the movie

[@desertdetroiter428]

West Coast in the 90’s wasn’t phuckin with the East Coast on the lyrical tip in NO WAY, shape or form. Now that’s not to say that they didn’t have some cold ass spitters on the West Coast because they had several. I remember when Cube was killing shit and few could phuck with him regardless of coast. But overall? Hell nah…NOBODY was touching the East Coast. And they still can’t.

[@VloneFrank]

That’s legendary , honestly.

[@algram8541]

Dad efx, -Pete rock cl smooth - guru -lords of the underground - mc lyte queen latifah- tribe call quest - mos def etc

[@SUPREMEgoldchain_REAKTZ]

Rass Kass "Nature of the Threat"

[@supremesun4580]

Naughty by Nature “OPP”

[@ryanharris9674]

Yo you should check out this song with Raekwon Method Man and Old Dirty called Diesel. You won't be disappointed Bro I promise you.

[@VloneFrank]

Appreciate the suggestion , ima check it out !!

[@c3mi979]

If you're looking for some West Coast shit there is a lot! This is my first time watching you so I don't know what you might gravitate to, but check out Xzibit - Paparazzi (dirty version) and let me know what you think. I'll put you on to all types of West Coast shit

[@AaronGreene-e6p]

Thats rae

[@OswaldoHernandez-fn4nn]

Ruff Ryders the LOX Dope Money trying hit u wit sum Fuego kid

[@mikebond3210]

Great video man! But we can't hear you enough and the outro too loud

[@VloneFrank]

Duly noted brother, thank you.

[@soramirez5473]

West coast had it locked cuz Dre had then catchy beats n hooks. But LYRICALLY please.. east and midwest r the best. Tho there exceptions (outkast, hieroglyphics)

[@tonykalimantan1422]

Yo you definitely missed a whole Era of hip hop son…but it’s straight that you respect it…it was the best era of hip hop ever…them Wu Tang Artists were the most influential artists ever. In any Genre of Music.

[@ericglessner6636]

You think this one is good listen to “impossible” from WuTang. Very enlightening they from the future

[@VloneFrank]

Already checked it out brother !

[@chrisalbrecht4217]

There was no features in this song..... It was family on track

[@stevenstrong3278]

Wu Tang clan the greatest 💯

[@alispinner3930]

If you're Puerto Rican or Dominican then you are a Hebrew Israelite from the Tribe of Ephraim or Simeon. I'm from the Tribe of Judah which are the American Blacks and the Caribbean. Shalom King!

[@VloneFrank]

One Love Brother !

[@davidgonzalez2155]

Iron flag was there weakest album in my opinion

[@cheftekniqakabuletteborn8127]

mac dre raidoreaction

[@Kaido_928]

Listen, the wu members all talk some crazy bs, as long as it rhymes. You can dig deep about the meaning of some bars, but most is just some bs. They admitted this themselves. Peace.