Enter The Wu-Tang Documentary (1994)

[@tn5671]

RZA really knew where this was going. The confidence he has when he embarks on a project is insane. He was destined to be a director.

[@tomyfamily1]

November 9, 1993 will be 30yrs since Wu-Tang dropped the first album. !!30YEARS!! And we still play it as if it just came out yesterday. That's how much of an impact the Wu-Tang has on Hip-hop

[@alexjungeee7500]

there will never be another wu tang, at the times in the 90s, it was so fresh and new for hip hop and it was just what it needed. timeless hip hop group.

[@lifestraight]

Amen

[@geediesel316]

and like Epmd other cats stole there slang n phrases ....tell me how many people were making CREAM how many guys became JOHN BLAZE....how many people came with an alter ego name ....WU TANG FOREVET staten island ...

[@alexjungeee7500]

+Gee Diesel for real

[@dbboykid10]

Odd future is the closest thing we've seen since wu to really change rap and the way the industry moved

[@princessofpigs]

Brockhampton are doing a pretty good job at re-inventing the wheel. They're the middle class version but artistically very similar

[@Sirmustardpack]

Hands down the most influential group in hip hop history 💯💯💯

[@kicksOnDeck23]

@Mike Johnson 100

[@LL_C5jdub]

I don't think they are I think NWA was

[@kermglass]

@@LL_C5jdub LOL nwa didn't do anything special there will never a crew of 7+ of amazing mc assembled like the wu again.

[@LL_C5jdub]

@@kermglass but they made rap popular if they weren’t there I don’t think gangsta rap or any type would be popular

[@Sirmustardpack]

@@LL_C5jdub gangsta rap existed before NWA. Schooly D, Ice-T. BDP posed with a handgun and hand grenade on the cover of their first album, “CRIMINAL MINDED”.

[@shaking_globe104]

ODB harmonizing with the CREAM sample is one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever heard.

[@TollFree999]

The way Rae smiled at GZA when he said, "Lyrical Assassins".......I felt that.

[@mushsjr]

Wu

[@elsupreme9214]

Real Shit!!!😁😁😁😁😁

[@elsupreme9214]

Rea was like Yea!!! I Like That We A Sword Style 😂 🤣 😅 however He Right!

[@timsproat7229]

ODB was a brilliant man he doesn't get enough credit when it comes to that, people like to write him off as a clown but deep down inside he shined with brilliance

[@tumishomogano1574]

Facts

[@TheOdbmaster]

❤❤❤

[@qwerty487]

💯

[@knotskop]

These dudes really are true, spiritual intellectuals

[@yani2499]

Only in NY

[@Jerry823Coates]

Gtf out of here these niggas done said things so dumb I'm still tryna decypha that sh#t! I love Wu ! But intellectuals they are not

[@Jerry823Coates]

@Corn Salad spelling is you serious dude do I need to text like I'm talking to my mother you dumb everybody got spell check I'm talking to my people not you. Wu ain't no damn intellectuals maybe method man and that it you study Mathmatics and say that's God your stupid if you say we 5%of God you stupid period

[@chrischris308]

Just shows u dont know what "spiritual" means.

[@cjizzle26]

@@Jerry823Coates you don't even understand the concept your speaking on just stop.

[@MsNooneinparticular]

Sad seeing how ODB's illness progressed from here. He was so calm & coherent in this doc. Still my fave member to this day.

[@hellenicguy9993]

he wasn't ill he just died from crack overdose

[@5h4ggyDr34d]

He just did drugs. Addiction is an illness. Sadly it got him because he lost his spirit.

[@benjamincox4211]

MsNooneinparticular method man was my favorite but odb was like the thing tying the group together

[@jannthorsen8436]

@Cool tha Underdog Yeah and addiction is an illness, moron.

[@lorbliccy6827]

Cool tha Underdog it’s a self inflicted illness

[@Tauheedah]

but did anyone notice ODB sangin his little heart out

[@DazzzTube]

+Mecca Dishmon dem CREAM backing vocals

[@moscokidd3813]

always preferred the single version over the album version for that reason alone. read somewhere it was 60 sec that sang it tho not dirty?

[@LenaSimone845]

Facts!

[@panamecitypanamecity5855]

My favorite part of this song! I heard somewhere ( don't remember where and when tho)that ODB was offered a contract to record a r'n'b album with his vocals, back in the days. I'm not sure of that but anyway, he had a voice for that. And he never was ashamed to be a rapper who likes to sing . He liked that truly.

[@ajacks9726]

He could really sing... He was not a bad looking guy before the drugs. How sad 😥 😞 😢

[@JOSEYAYO]

gza is lyrical when he just talkin

[@michaelholmes9752]

joemakesvideos nas the same way

[@cesarbaca]

So true😂

[@jonathanblaze1648]

"It's like a movie with a billion dollar budget." - "Flowing like hydrants on your hottest day of July".

[@AnnSwivTjr]

joemakesvideos lyrical assassins✌🏾

[@Jeanelle_Char]

joemakesvideos accurate

[@eliastefera8574]

GZA is an intellect. He's just different from the others in the group.

[@39Hundred]

That's why they've said in interviews that when they form like Voltron, GZA is the head.

[@Well_Its_Me]

And Ghost is on some 'now you see me, now you don't

[@bkstandard882]

Elias Bekele Exactly what I was thinking

[@geediesel316]

Caucasian lol

[@bkstandard882]

Oh. Not to mention he's also the oldest.

[@kayvelli1781]

GZA is actually smarter than most people who got the chance to graduate school and get an education.

[@Scramboe]

true

[@sreetgorilla6436]

So strong consciousness.

[@DavidRichardson95]

Both him and Nas. Both of them are highly intelligent and you would never think they never completed school.

[@2mw88]

Its SCARY that simple THINK you call SMART !!! This is very scary how fuking stupid people you must have around you !

[@nintendosegaplushmasters9109]

The guys educated in quantum physics, he gives speeches MIT.

[@tjanee]

ODB was the energy of the group and is still felt today

[@wilfredynunez5263]

Raekwon live sounds just like his recording on the CD.

[@lifestraight]

tight

[@m.o.e5001]

open.spotify.com/track/2emdUfW0KgYriAn3XdPUBF His words at 11:02

[@zoejansen8277]

That is why he's my #3 after METH and ODB!! 💯

[@gwiltl]

That just means he's always live.

[@johnbug1334]

Yeah dawg that’s cause no auto tune you know, raw talent, raw voice, it’s awesome

[@wittafa]

Wu tang made my teenage high school years way more awesome

[@sandraruiz2212]

Yes!

[@VengefulBatz]

walkin down the hallway goin’ CASH RULES EVERYTHING AROUND ME CREAM GET THE MONEY DOLLA DOLLA BILL AWWOLLLLLOLLLLLLLL YEAAAAH...

[@q.c.chieftain3085]

wittafa , yes indeedy

[@gafor8274]

Idem!! Depuis mon adolescence jusqu'à maintenant ( bientôt 40 piges!!) je kiff toujours autant ce putain de bon son!! Il faut traduire chaque paroles, ( + facile avec Internet ; A l'époque avec le dico english~français c'était chaud car beaucoup de paroles (et pas de la merde)! Bref Wu Tang c mythique !!!

[@InfamousRyFi]

Yup! Talking and especially dressing like them, baggy clothes, heavy jackets, and timbs!

[@lexluger7703]

Experiencing the Wu is one of the highlights in my life ever. Wu, Nas and 2Pac. I feel so blessed to been able to witness greatness like that in Hip-Hop. I can comfortabely say that they fathered me as a young man growing up without a father. Ive got a family now with 4 kids and whenever I'm feeling doubtfull about my ways as a man and as a father, I just fall back to what these brothers preached and teached. Thank ya'll!

[@WHITEOWLSWORLD]

RZA used like the most thoughtful samples and still paid respect to the original songs by not over doing the chop and looping more but in unique ways and approaches. So smart.

[@xHECZx]

the chefs voice live sounds just like in the record. No yelling, no forcing it, love it.

[@NYC1370]

90's hip hop will always be the best!!!

[@Robpool2000]

Ghostface really is a ghost, you can’t see him

[@retro9173]

hahahahaa

[@aggressivereindeer3200]

got my sides hurting

[@paixao26]

Hahahahahahahaj

[@gdc615]

sometimes you have to look back on something to realize how great it was.

[@Soyuz19]

Totally, their sound is still banging after 20 years.

[@jabrilrashid7337]

💯

[@london8615]

Suwuuu

[@ed1476]

This will forever be my favorite hip hop group, if you 45 years old right know your were 16-17 in 93 you know what I am talking about lol and in 94 was the dopest. NYC🇩🇴🇺🇸

[@ricardocasimir8097]

Facts! But me personally I was 6 in 93 but I knew about rap cause I discovered hip hop at the early age in the early 90's and still till this day I reminisce seeing the cover of 36chambers and rockin this album. That was one of them dayz men good ol times

[@imtashera]

I always wish I was a teen in the 90’s y’all were lucky 😩😩😩😩

[@penispump2000]

spoilers: method man, has like 4-6 hats on during his part

[@ghettoblaster4life1]

When 36 chambers came out I said to myself this is hip hop at its most define moment. It realy never got any better than that album for me.

[@saifabdulhay2552]

Illmatic?

[@ghettoblaster4life1]

Saif Abdulhay Yes sir,thats another favorite of mine ..... I liked it was written even better. Good times bro.

[@rudysinz9769]

Wu tang forever was so much better dude it's just me idk why

[@ghettoblaster4life1]

Rodolfo Sial Its just you yea...... but hey not everyone the same. I like eminems relapse even though most people hated it ,i like nas it was written better than illmatic .

[@sidekick8211]

Revolutionary volume 1 and 2?

[@9thchamber499]

If that crowd didn't recognize how special this performance was at the time, they do now! What a treat to be there in the early days and witness all the gods on 1 stage. The cherry on top was a sober ODB singing the background on CREAM..🔥🔥🔥

[@TheJoe676767]

You couldn't have said this any better...

[@lovelydove9448]

This was when rap was real...no distractions of bling and booty. Just straight up talent.

[@KoreaMojo]

Well that mess was still happening from the beginning as well. You just had a chance to not fall in line. I'm glad they were themselves and so talented!

[@astan26]

pdppxxdtt

[@mikelopez5865]

100

[@lonniemanuel9570]

Hear what ya sayin but there's still legit REAL hip hop today....just gotta look harder. Same with all music. The realness ain't for the masses, can't learn that in classes.

[@TheYungPrince]

wrong 2 live crew was around

[@N.A5131]

"we brothers from the same projects that got together to work on one project to escape the projects" the Genius simply rhyming wisdom as he speaks.

[@lordxgordo]

ODB comes off as a very intelligent fellow when he’s sober

[@garretroth9331]

14:47 "phat lyrics, AND phat tracks?...thats like gettin bananas in yo cereal" -RZA

[@jsan3856]

Method Man and ODB brought that rough, raw, griddy style to the group. By far my favorite ones.

[@spurts]

There's something magical about Wu. I'm a white 40 year old, middle class, English man and for some reason I think about the WU EVERY SINGLE day. I have no idea why. I just love them. They've just become part of my life. Can't explain it.

[@nicks4802]

15:24 One of ODB's greatly underrated shining moments right here, SING THAT SHIT, DIRTY! he fucking nailed it. LEGEND.

[@tlp2004]

My favorite comment on this documentary

[@patrickreiter3319]

Sooo good

[@gavinex]

19:40 bro like yeah keep rocking this dirty

[@dipsetforever4611]

Here after the Wu-Tang series

[@clararomero9981]

New episode tomorrow!

[@dipsetforever4611]

Clara Romero you already know!

[@darkknight7466]

Then leave

[@Parasopher]

Here after it but not for that reason

[@paulyrock4352]

I know I got to the party late but I just watched EP 1 definitely seems like a good series ...?

[@michaeledwards5817]

It's crazy how much the actors look like them, especially dave east and methods voice

[@tpryor6474]

Michael Edwards the guy playing rza looks nothing like him but odb and meths actors are on point

[@yani2499]

All actors are good, but dave east is fucking up big time. His lack of observation kills the whole vibe...Meth is very optimistic but dave looks half asleep all the time.

[@wolfcola6329]

Nahhh

[@mattwilson7443]

the only ones who are cast well are ODB and Raekwon lol

[@angeld271]

It’s funny too bc shameik Moore doesn’t look like Raekwon but he gives me Chef vibes all day.

[@compteprivefr]

Phat lyrics AND phat tracks?! That's like getting Bananas in yo cereal! HAHAHAHAHAHA

[@TMNation]

Lol yeah that cracked me up too

[@kmlfix4297]

Tm Nation ?

[@PhilRockwell]

😂😂😂😂 I was cracking up my dam self on that one.

[@GantzIsSloppy]

'U know how gud that wuz'

[@PatrickDavidson]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@rego00001]

wow so young... rip odb. wu forever. i am so glad enter the wu was the first album i had when i was in the 3rd grade.

[@mac-js1pc]

Very nice. Best rap group in Hip-Hop history. These brothers are young in this clip. But you can see and hear that they're all intelligent and very philosophical. I was 13 when the Wu bumrushed the game in '93 so i didn't understand all the lyrics. 20+ years later I'm still catching deep meaning in their material for the first time. That's why they're the best. Suuuuuuuuuu

[@juliusaugustus6346]

Word em up, brotha! 💯

[@muteteamforever3684]

Word bro! Im 34 and still learning💯

[@waynegrinnell3020]

Their gear was sick. I remember back when their Wu-Wear outlet opened up on South St in Philly. That place was packed non stop, people buying everything off the rack.

[@YouAwakeYet]

After all these years,my heart still hurts on ODBs passing. Long live The W

[@NevaSellmySoul]

If any individual diss Wu-Tang near my circle I'm decking his shit

[@HPM2006]

Best rap group ever 👐

[@austinking3939]

YES INDEED!!!

[@joepg1608]

Facts

[@forcedtohaveahandle]

90’s Wu-Tang Clan = best group in music history

[@downtoearthproductions]

Bone, Thugs, and Harmony are just as good as Wu-Tang.

[@bestdressedtrapper763]

Hands down

[@supratrojans]

R.I.P ODB☝🏽🗣SuWu💯❗️

[@twiztidlestat]

I swear to the gods I wish Dirty would have stayed sober

[@LilySteph1949]

One God…Yah

[@joaquinpino1782]

he was killed so doesnt matter if he was sober or nah, this was other type of death

[@ilikewutangclan]

@@joaquinpino1782how

[@chrisfalco8338]

Reakwons ritin ryhmes in the interview

[@hoodedman07]

Nobody knows how to rock a crowd like meth

[@yoramyahisrael9189]

Or cola

[@captincraz1017]

Both the man and drug

[@london8615]

he moves like water

[@veeseee128]

9 members , 9 egos, these guys were very talented rappers,.Ive heard people say method man was the best rapper in the group. I would say GZA was the best rhymer.

[@Kmakmizzle]

what up my neighbor! I like Decks delivery .

[@compteprivefr]

what up my neighbor! Inspectah Deck is the best rhymer.

[@compteprivefr]

what up my neighbor! Inspectah Deck is the best rhymer.

[@Bleek17Six]

The Genius was a beast too

[@lifestraight]

+what up my neighbor! Another vote for Deck over here!!

[@shadmanbeats1979]

6:18 I love how GZa feel the blessing from the crowd.Mad love 4 Wu Tang and I still got goosebums when I heard this..

[@nathanielbolden5053]

Man I'm so proud of these dudes!...its REAL love between all of em!...

[@MrAdal206]

9 of the greatest MC's all in one group! We'll never see anything like that again.

[@mac-js1pc]

This is beautiful. A definitive simple introductory documentary of the legendary NY group. Sorta like "a basic documentary of the Wu-Tang for Beginners"😄 For brand new fans who wanna know about the group, and the members.

[@BrazilBoi55]

Man Wu Tang is easily the best rap group in the history of hiphop they revolutionized and shaped the game. Absolute legends!!!

[@HoldingStudios]

So ill that even without the curse words the lyrics still hit like a runaway 18 wheeler. WU.TANG.FOREVER.

[@dannykeigher4205]

rza said that soon the garbage hip hop will be all gone in due time. 20 years later and Hip Hop is still advertised as garbage and the average non musician still can not tell the difference between garbage and real hip hop.

[@hellespont5072]

+danny keigher Truth! The real rappers can be found in the underground, guys from the UK like Akala and Lowkey spread real knowledge in their lyrics. Check them out if you get a chance, "Akala Fire in the Booth 1, 2 & 3". Solid lyricism all throughout. You won't regret it mate. Peace!

[@Mocha69A]

Boom Bap Raw te each his own

[@ramenfuccboi2905]

Boom Bap Raw wtf are you talking about

[@godofthisshit]

Arkhitektz Ok we get it, you hate women.

[@muteteamforever3684]

Real eyes realize real lies G! Real recognize ...

[@yolondayolonda4423]

The series brought me here even though I was around in the 90s. I just appreciate them much more now!

[@gamingntea]

5:04 LOOK at ODB's eyes, man! Even if it IS 24 years later, such confidence gives me the chills every fucking time I see his eyes in that shot!

[@keithwhite6096]

I was 31 when 36 Chambers came out. Trust me this was the Golden age. I saw them this summer and they still brought the Ruckus and the energy. Recognize greatness because no one will be playing the crap that is out today 20 years from now. Wu forever!!!

[@Cousinreeek]

Wu Tang greatest ever hands down. From U-God to the Chef no other mcs have ever come near

[@benjamincherix8105]

A-SON was a genius, his stage presence is insane. When he is not there it's another story.... RIP Baby Jesus ❤️

[@Buckaroo_Banzai47]

@ 18:45 I love RZA's 5 second explanation for wu tang "wu tang is a hundred percent natural na I'm sayin, no artificial ingredients." No further explanation is needed

[@jaycostewart8]

Glad I'm old enough to have experience these times in the 90s. The golden era of Hip hop. Wu tang was so raw, from the beats to the rhymes. Every member was in prime form... wu tangs music still slaps arrd inna 2021. Classic shit.🔥🔥👊🏾💯

[@tinabunn3227]

had the great honor to work with these guys amazing see you one day in the rockin roll hall of fame much love.

[@KarlOsuchowski]

ODB was the most unique rapper in all of rap. An absolute original.

[@dassolosyndikat5113]

that's why he was called ason unique

[@shawnstrickland7313]

Not even

[@JusgloA11Even]

Thank you for uploading this great content of Wu Tang 💯 what makes it better it’s from when they were in their prime

[@nuyorican91st]

Back in 93,94 you had some sick hip hop from the East coast Nas Onyx Wu Tang Biggie It was grimey back then

[@jannthorsen8436]

@fleshnbone187 Props for Black Moon mention, also Smif-n-Wessun!

[@bnkdsociety4382]

Redman

[@nuyorican91st]

@@bnkdsociety4382 of course funk doc Spock

[@nuyorican91st]

@fleshnbone187 kool was a mafioso lyricist.he paved the way for ghostface killah and reakwon the chef as far as criminal slang storytelling goes plus he was like Nas before Nas came out.kool g rap lyricism just got iller and iller.check out wishful thinking with him,breal,big pun

[@nuyorican91st]

Plus he was in juice crew!

[@terriblefingers]

thanks for putting this up. feeding a hungry mind, one video and song at a time. peace.

[@ombuze7641]

Cap, Deck, Meth , Masta Killa, GZA, RZA, Rae, GFK, UGOD. Thank you for bringing Hip Hop to us.

[@dwaynegreene152]

These dudes look hard as hell but theyre also very intelligent. Like Gza calls himself Genius and he definitely backs it up.

[@fatdaddoesitall6857]

Wu-Tang is legendary..that will never change!!!

[@stephencurry5728]

Emerging in 1993, when Dr. Dre's G-funk had overtaken the hip-hop world, the Staten Island, New York-based Wu-Tang Clan proved to be the most revolutionary rap group of the mid-'90s -- and only partially because of their music. Turning the standard concept of a hip-hop crew inside out, the Wu-Tang Clan were assembled as a loose congregation of nine MCs, almost as a support group. Instead of releasing one album after another, the Clan were designed to overtake the record industry in as profitable a fashion as possible -- the idea was to establish the Wu-Tang as a force with their debut album and then spin off into as many side projects as possible. In the process, the members would all become individual stars as well as receive individual royalty checks.

[@yungbuddha2844]

Brilliant idea it worked.

[@larezmoody487]

Watching this after seeing the TV show. Major respect for the WU.

[@movieclips77707]

I've just found the most valuable video of the decade!

[@metrobrown7255]

method man moves so funky

[@mattreichert7716]

I feel like Big L would've fit with the wu

[@ROBFS347]

That would've been crazy 💯😳

[@omaricoleman9753]

No doubt

[@3117wayne]

I always thought that about AZ as well. Sugarhill always sounded like it had a wu influence to me.

[@SCORPIO85ify]

nas too

[@R00SKi]

3117wayne yes AZ would have fit in well I don’t know about L tho they probably would of considered him too low brow and just dark but idk

[@sleepleZZZV3]

ol' dirty bastard was a fuckin' beast! I love when he sing in the middle of any song 👐❤

[@IAmFuckdaskets]

How can people say eminem is the best rapper alive when their is a whole crew full of MCs better than him

[@ninobrown8931]

Dumb fuccs!

[@geediesel316]

bro im one of the biggest WU fans my car has a WU symbol my hard hat for work has a symbol but to say that is stupid and absolutely ridiculous

[@volcom19100]

Nah it ain't that ridiculous or stupid when you think about it. Like I know not every member is better than Em but majority of the wu is. RZA, GZA, Inspectah Deck, Raekwon and Ghost are IMO way better lyrically than Eminem.

[@iriemindz]

em is crazy lyrically, but his music isn't for everyone. Wu Tang is for the children. Wu tang is better

[@booboo5578]

Terius Smith on different levels, yeah. But lyrically? Nah. And don't say I'm stupid neither cause let's be real, nobody raps how Eminem raps, he's better than a lot of niggas on a lyrical level, even 2pac no disrespect at all cause Pac is my idol. But if u don't understand I'll elaborate more if u want me to do you will understand.

[@DavidRichardson95]

The trailer for their miniseries brought me here. I can't wait. RIP ODB.

[@C_71]

For me...I was just in my 20s,I listened to everything and everybody over the years of all genres. When I heard the Wu it just shut down anyone else for me unless they were as conscious and as lyrical as they all were. The beats were oh so serious and this music will last forever!

[@Randii225]

Deck killed that CREAM verse damn!!

[@chriskasatka2095]

It's weird how 80s rap and 80s rock was all up beat and colorful, and then in the 90s both genres did a complete 180. I personally like both eras; just pointing it out.

[@angryredsquirrelyoufreakin1496]

Rs

[@bortsampson4160]

Coke vs dope

[@chriskasatka2095]

@@bortsampson4160 HAHAHA SO TRUE!

[@riccodacci]

Everything is a pendulum. Look at rap now all emotion based no lyrical matter for the most part. The next wave will be like the 90s and early 2000s again

[@antonydrossos5719]

Now I feel like playing "Enter the 36th Chamber". Haven't actually rocked that jam in a while

[@BsGaming732]

“You gonna have to make a choice and soon all that garbage will be outta here” that one hit my soul.

[@bigben8279]

" WU-TANG" unique in styles, sounds, lyrics and voice of a generation of the projects heard across the world. They deserve all the credit praised upon them. To this day the music they created are masterpieces compared to the POP-HIP studio mumblers with their processed cheese sound lol

[@deaconhairco5015]

Personal opinion: ODB is the most raw. Most distinctive rapper. No one can put things together like he does. It feels natural when he brings it. RIP Big Baby Jesus. ........ the best.

[@The_torero]

love odb

[@Phatone24]

Eccentricka1 leave at 36 !!! #WUTANGFOREVER #ODBFOREVER

[@kazam9252]

ODB seems surprisingly coherent here.

[@supremeclientele83]

he's never been dumb

[@schwiggys]

"that's like gettin bananas in your cereal" ahhahahaha

[@DI-so7kz]

Real shit, the fact that every member could finish any other members verse is awesome, they had eachothers back foreal. Wu tang forever

[@veeseee128]

Its a wonder how they all got along because they all had big egos.

[@soulnspired]

They truly loved each other and had a code word was bond

[@ombuze7641]

Guys can we give props to Method Man and his moves. He just brings the vibe to the group mann.

[@mrs.babygirl]

Love ODB doing the vocals ....💪🏿👍🏿💯💯😈..RIP Ol Dirty Bastard!!! Brooklyn LeGeNd🙏🎯

[@jamesonjeffery4069]

It's badass that they don't using backing vocal tracks

[@seriousbok1482]

At the 11:45 mark ODB & GZA had a conversation with no words & RZA heard them thinking 😂🙌🏽

[@DanielGonzalez-me9tm]

Something was going on there. Ghostface keeps looking at Dirty. U God tugs at Dirty and pulls him, Gza starts looking at Dirty and they make a few gestures. Dirty’s last gesture seems to be towards Meth who was talking. Many of the members used to say Meth would bogart often lol.

[@seriousbok1482]

@@DanielGonzalez-me9tm There's was definitely a conversation being had lol

[@teeteesmansion8568]

Never heard of these guys til i seen the damn hulu ad about their life and made me curious / so here. I am the disco queen listening to this- and um - who ever changed rap/hiphop to the junk it is today should be ashamed ,these guys had that something extra these dudes today are lacking .. these guys were story tellers the 90s version of soul music, telling the stories of strength pain and sorrow in these songs- damn these guys had to of lived a hellish life glad they had the fuel in their soul to get out n do better and speak out for their neighbors.. never thought a rap- hip hop group could bring me to tears- their story- damn..

[@solarheat2414]

They also have a 4-part documentary on Showtime that premiered a few months ago. You should check it out if you get a chance.

[@Dub-C]

TeeTees Mansion Never heard? Wow! Welcome to earth 😆

[@veeseee128]

ODB was was the craziest member

[@panamecitypanamecity5855]

I'd rather say that he was more like a tormented character, dealing with a bunch of mental issues and until his death he was never really free from pain. He needed help that he never get.

[@brownin329]

yea, but I think Ghostface and Cappadonna gave ODB a run for his money.

[@panamecitypanamecity5855]

@@brownin329 the only one who really , in my opinion, tried to help ODB was method man. Not even his own cousin tho...

[@nbs_jason]

ODB comin in with them vocals on a godly level. Rip

[@716mjp]

15:34 ODB with the vocals 😂🔥

[@panamecitypanamecity5855]

I like how he explained the meaning of his stage: bastard because no one in the hip-hop game has his half-singing half-rapping style. No one. Definitely unique

[@cammclean0328]

カッコいいという感想しかでてきません。 アップして頂いた方、本当に感謝いたします。

[@KoreaMojo]

When I think, although I'm no hip-hop diehard I have heard a lot. I have never heard such a cohesive and lyrically rich song as "protect ya neck" and it's very playful as well. I do love "da mysteries of chessboxing" as well for similar reasons. Really very deep well for the listener to draw from. I'm so glad for them and I'm always saddened by the loss of ODB. What an interesting artist.

[@tibee.9265]

rza lookin fly asf