Wu-Tang Clan Kung Fu Movie Samples - Part 1

ENTER THE WU-TANG | Wu-Tang and old school kung fu flicks. Classic kung fu movie samples and quotes that inspired the RZA and the Clan. Each sample is set in chronological order of the movie.
Movies:
0:00 Shaolin vs. Wu Tang (1983)
2:29 Ten Tigers from Kwangtung (1979)
3:50 Five Deadly Venoms (1978)
4:43 Executioners from Shaolin (1977)
5:01 Snake and Crane Arts of Shaolin (1978)
5:22 The 36th Chamber of Shaolin (1978)
6:39 Fearless Dragons (1980)
8:00 Shaolin vs. Lama (1983)
8:57 The Dragon, the Hero (1979) (missing scenes)
9:36 The Mystery of Chess Boxing (1979)
Shogun Assassin (1980) (missing scenes)
Albums:
Wu-Tang Clan - Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) (1993)
Method Man - Tical (1994)
Ol' Dirty Bastard - Return to the 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version (1995)
Raekwon - Only Built 4 Cuban Linx... (1995)
Genius/GZA - Liquid Swords (1995)
Ghostface Killah - Ironman (1996)
Part 2:
• Wu-Tang Clan Kung Fu M...

[@HookedonChronics]

The best thing about samples is how they introduce you to all kinds of new music and in this case movies.

[@Blakeswaze357]

Facts

[@seanc1094]

Preach 🙌🏾 I Learned Soo Much Thru Hip Hop

[@gladiator_games]

Soo true

[@kitsunegiblaze8022]

Go check out Greydon Square - Metaphor Swordsman

[@thestruggler7926]

That's what I love about hip-hop samples. It got me into listening to a lot of different soul, rock and niche music.

[@68weav]

Im waiting for a RZA beat to start Up....lol

[@KINGDAVID230]

Hell yeah i'm in here humming them joints

[@blaqmarc]

Mos definite

[@blaqmarc]

Especially that Ol’ Dirty “Shimmy” track.

[@marcilio5981]

Good Morning Vietnaaaam

[@alimezherYT]

SAME XD

[@wzaHK]

My uncle was one of the Voice actors who dubbed these movies in Hong Kong back in the day. His name is Matthew Oram

[@Arominit]

That's as cool as it gets uncle-wise

[@ipleedafif8033]

Thank him for me as he was a big part of my childhood.

[@KimmyArtMLP]

Aww Sweet!

[@extrapressure]

awesome!

[@thedarksideoftheforce6658]

That's powerful he inspired a whole generation as kids in the 80's the most. I know the voices. Your uncle is an icon. Tell him thank you!!!

[@paulblake1892]

They don't make martial arts flicks like these anymore. Wu-tang forever

[@walterwyte3546]

Of course , its corny af , you can still find decent kungfu flicks tho for present

[@purpleplantain374]

with good reason

[@shivasrinivasan80]

They were truly classics. Snake in the Monkey's shadow, Ninja on the Wall, Five Dealy Venoms, the Magnificent Butcher, The Iron Monkey and 36th Chamber of Shaolin to name a few.

[@youtubeuser1159]

@@walterwyte3546 modern kung fu movies have that awful wirework and flying around. The Shaw Brothers classics had real martial artists and Chinese circus performers, engaging plots with themes of rebellion and brotherhood, the best sets and costumes, and most importantly the dubbing.

[@lasickzimba1995]

​​@@shivasrinivasan80 8th diagram pole fighter(1983), Heroes from th east(1978), Legendary weapons of China (1982) , these should be mentioned as well.

[@Prof.Remo_Williamz]

Allow me to demonstrate the skill of Shaolin. The special technique of Shadowboxing...

[@thedeko329]

The Duke Maximilian!

[@neekbot]

Nikolai Vutasherkov I liked it used there better

[@mrsoshadabaadman]

"I slayed Emcees back in the rec room era, my style broke backs like motherfuckin Ken Patera"

[@Streetflowautomotive]

Poisonous

[@sjang816]

fuck that. god damn, the gza!

[@theFRACTALREIGN]

8:57 "The very art that had raised them to such Olympian heights was lost" Always loved hearing this skit in 'Duel of the Iron Mic' because it prophetically describes how the Clan became Gods in Hip Hop only to throw it all away with disorder and division.

[@mjolden]

Who else sang along with the sample 😂😂

[@kingheff2771]

ME!

[@mjolden]

King Heff Maaann every time I hear that, "Allow me to demonstrate the skill of Shaolin. The special technique of shadow boxing!", I just start blurtin out "POISONOUS PARAGRAPH!" lmao

[@SuperMarquis32]

Clan in da Front!! LOL!!

[@lionelstarkweather982]

Raw imma give it to ya

[@mjolden]

Craia Craia With no trivia/ We're like cocaine straight from Bolivia

[@3rdeyerapcom70]

It's kinda funny to see the actual movie scenes to the samples

[@raiderscorpio5629]

Rza sampled the whole damn movie lol

[@Nhebster]

Such a legend

[@iamnotpablo]

"En garde! I'll let you try my Wu-Tang style!"

[@michaelfang1393]

BRING DA RUCKUS

[@ZOWO3000]

I wanna give you another 👍🏿 but you already have 36

[@aggressiveattitudeera887]

"I'd like to try your Wu Tang Style, let's begin then".

[@CruzSama]

Without these samples there wouldn’t be a wu-tang clan

[@triniborn76]

RZA influenced a whole generation to watch Kung Fu flicks! 👍👍

[@robzertjos6216]

"On Guard; I'll let you try my Wu Tang style"

[@aggressiveattitudeera887]

I'd like to try your Wu Tang style, let's begin then."

[@griddfromthe713]

0:43 I act thought they was finna blow out da mystery of chessboxin

[@UHPdriver]

As a kid of the 90s who grew up on this rap, I'm eternally grateful for this compilation. So cool.

[@travismclaurin9419]

"TIGERSTYLE!!" 4:50 I love that music sample. I can listen to it all day long.

[@tokenjay]

These actors knew actual martial arts. The crispness in their motions and the long takes is so much cleaner than action films today.

[@FIoridaMan]

0:06 , 0:55 , .2:57 bring da ruckus 0:42 , 4:31 da mystery of chessboxin 1:23 clan in the front 1:39 conclusion n method man (remix) 1:49 wu tang: 7th chamber 2:11 shame on a nigga 2:26 wu tang style 3:38 meth v chef 4:51 wu tang clan aint nuthin to fck w 5:09 protect ya neck

[@Jsnipes98]

1:21 is also take the sword pt 3 RZA

[@jakebridges3232]

Love your work thank you runs every track through me as though it was the first time I heard each love the vocals the workmanship to produce these vocals is immense they surpass any lyrics produced today wu tang forever philosophers in every right

[@MrNoNamedIdiot]

4:51 best one

[@smashedup489]

Tiger style

[@miguelmorales3831]

It's up there!

[@yankeewithnobrim798]

“They were only supposed to kill my father, but they didn’t. That was the night everything changed...” I fucking loved that intro to liquid swords gave me chills

[@SpaceNeener]

TIGER STYLE LOL

[@primthos7413]

Dude water style is where its at. The sky is high. The clouds are low. 😂

[@valvenus5715]

Tiger style had no effect against the dickless style.

[@rentalsnake6542]

He moved the nuts

[@drivernephi2399]

Retard

[@jhughes19851]

This was always so cool for me because I had seen all these movies several times growing up BEFORE the Wu started sampling the ish out of them. My dad collected these movies from the 70's. I got to discover my love for hip hop while reconnecting with movies I hadnt watched in 10 years. If seen pretty much everything HERE SOME OF THE BEST MOVIES IMO...I will include the year if I can remember off hand... movies marked with * are a MUST SEE Movies from the 5 Venom Clan *5 Deadly venoms *Masked Avengers *Golden Arms Two champions of Shaolin 10 Tigers of Kwantug Crippled avengers *Invincible Shaolin - "aka" North vs South Shaolin Sword Stained with Royal Blood 1982? (Rare) Gordon Liu (My fav Guy from the 80's) *Master Killer *Return of the Master Killer Fist of the White Lotus *Instructors of Death **Shoalin vs. Wu Tang 1982 *Eight Diagram Pole Fighter Shaolin Drunken Monk "aka" The 36th Chamber: The Final Encounter 1982 Disciples of the 36 Chanber **Legendary Weapons of Kung Fu Dirty Ho Shoalin challenges Ninja Others... *South Shaolin Master *The Heroes (with Ti Lung) 1980 Unbeaten 28 Ninja Hunter Dragons Claws Drunken Tai Chi (with Donnie Yen) The 3 Evils Just to name a few of the Best. Enjoy... :)

[@jhughes19851]

Venom Clan - Five Element Ninjas...

[@jhughes19851]

jhughes19851 Yen Bioa - The Dreadnaught.... The Prodical Son

[@jhughes19851]

jhughes19851 Sorry "Yen Biao"

[@jhughes19851]

The Leg Fighters (rare) Executioners From Shaolin 1977

[@db3crashcoursecinema]

No doubt jhughes19851,I was too young to go to 42nd st in Times Square back in the early 80's,but luckily I was able to see them on Channel 5,when they use to come on TV every Saturday Afternoon on WNEW!!! I gotta thank Wu Tang for bringing Shaw Brothers back into the 90's,when everybody else was on that Getting Rich,Gangsta Rap era!!!!

[@cervasfranco]

7:09 he literally whinnied lol

[@Aliko0147]

Lmfao when I listened to the song I tought it was a real horse

[@strangerofthe2067]

Automatically nod my head and start rapping after every one of these.

[@rightstuff1062]

I did the same bro

[@philb707]

"Master he must be dreaming, and if he's dreaming then he must be asleep, and if he's asleep...then I will wake him up WHAHAHAHAHAHAH!

[@scottbruckner4653]

This is why I love Wu Tang, they drag all their inspiration from these films.

[@SimilakChild]

5:01 LOL that fishing scene i am so dead..

[@dlsehapdlf1835]

fishing guy is young Jackey Chan

[@xiaodre]

One of the best movies of all time: the 5 deadly venoms

[@BlaqueCzar]

"Toad style..is immensely strong, and immune to any weapon."

[@brc6137]

....RAW IM GONNA GIVE IT TO YA.....

[@Kaippe263]

WITH NO TRIVIA

[@Cwright386]

Raw like cocaine straight from Bolivia

[@anyaw743]

My hip hop will rock and shock the nation

[@c1berserker744]

anya williams like the emancipation proclamation

[@user-vn2xu7md8l]

Weak MC's approach with slang that's dead

[@brentragans8331]

ive learned so many styles forgive me.DOPE

[@UntitledKirk]

0:51 "...Toad style is immensely strong , and immune to nearly any weapon. When it's properly used it's almost invincible..."

[@Aliko0147]

Raw imma give it to ya, with no trivia

[@ebutuoy0880]

Raw like cocaïne straight from Bolivia

[@puggie8481]

@@Aliko0147we’re like cocaine straight from bolivia

[@monks311]

8:44 he literally clear his lungs from all Fluids!!

[@EastBeatz]

Gotta Love Rza For this " You Must Think First Before You Move"

[@RicaaaSAF]

RZA ia a FUCKIN GENIUS he literally transformed and transitioned simple and most of times out of context dealogues into some of the grimiest beats ever heard.

[@DowzerWTP72]

So sick having context to these samples I've known for so long! Amazing

[@mrblondnyc]

It's the same three guys doing all the voices. Young good guy, older bad guy, really old master.

[@Chrismedina3322]

Lol

[@sauditate4562]

The 5 deadly venoms is a friggin CLASSIC .

[@geniusjsm]

Whoever did this THANK YOU!

[@Spore4006]

This is really dope that you compiled this. I always find it interesting to run across samples and stuff in hip-hop songs. It's like learning something that barely anyone knows or will ever discover. Like learning a secret technique or shaolin fighting style.

[@grandmaster1004]

This gives me chills it's so awesome. haha

[@cuitlahuac6434]

Wu tang killah bees we on the swarm

[@9534alex]

Cum on man light it up....lets get chinese eyes😂😂☺️😑🌲

[@krunz_333]

Clan in da front, let ya feet stomp!

[@slicksilver5562]

0:43 My favorite of all time

[@wattosacrim]

Tiger Style!

[@SketchierTrout]

TIGER STYLE

[@jevon1007]

The General quote from Meth vs Chef in The Mystery of Chess Boxing was the one that grabbed my attention. I am reading the Kingdom manga right now so it is appropriate.

[@chadpilkington8405]

Bring Kung Fu Theater back!!! That was AWESOME!! I used to watch all these movies when I was growing up. They were on every Saturday

[@ericsantiago6832]

This is a wish-come-true I've always wanted a list of all the movies that the Wu-Tang use now you did it for me all in one shot thank you

[@theFRACTALREIGN]

"The WU is the way, the TANG is the slang." This quote from the RZA solidified the meaning for naming a group of 10 NY MCs as the WU TANG CLAN. It had made sense to them since martial art culture was already a part of their childhood entertainment. Compare this concept to that of Griselda and their use of pro wrestling snippets. Having snippets of martial art films strategically placed within tracks served to purposely amplify the group's Message...... PEACE

[@djexpo6655]

Had the absolute pleasure of seeing RZA live-score The 36th Chamber of Shaolin yesterday and now I’m curious to see more.

[@lord_mike5034]

These skits bring back memories

[@BuushD]

Poisonous darts.Love that one.

[@guiltyuntilproveninnocent.]

Thank you for putting this together

[@asingh4056]

Thankyou so much for this. I’m sitting with my code decipher sending it towards some bottles (literally bottles, drank some adult beverages)and was listening to WU and was like, “I don’t think I’ve ever seen that movie,” when I heard it.

[@jasonfleming6127]

Always loved the voice overs of this time.

[@nuoxy]

these old school kung fu movies are the best

[@ladycheyne5607]

Thank you for this!!

[@Barrydavillain]

Dude, you have to do more of these. Keep going!! So many good movies the Wu sampled!

[@Streetw1s3r]

Do you think your Wu-Tang sword can defeat me?

[@cheeksfletcher]

En garde, I'll let you try my Wu-Tang style.

[@magnushly9007]

Kerr Fletcher bring da motherfuckin ruckus

[@Acord718]

On guard

[@redcorncob]

For anyone who's curious, the voice actor at 6:17 has been identified. It's Chris Hilton, a (former?) Hong Kong TV presenter.

[@laker24bballer]

Where did you find this information? I would love to learn and find information on the dubbed voices.

[@redcorncob]

Mostly by finding clips from the English Radio Television Hong Kong station from the 70s and 80s (where a lot of them were or still are announcers) and talking to the few dubbers who've come out of the woodwork themselves. They were mostly British expats.

[@givnchewba1393]

I dreamt to see those videos when i was young! thank you so much dude!

[@coreydiggs2788]

So Quentin Tarantino was inspired by Executioners from Shaolin when he made Kill Bill. He recreated that scene it when Beatrix first fights Pai Mei, interesting

[@rongeojohns7906]

This the best thing I ever seen on KZbin Wutang Forever!!

[@DaPhilthyDog]

excellent job putting this together

[@gladiator_games]

Thanks man Iam about to watch all these movies. Love the Wu tang music

[@MemoGrafix]

I swear these movies was the best for Us NYC 70's kids, kept most of Us in shape. After Saturday morning cartoons and six bowls of Capt. Krunch cereal or corn Flakes with lots of sugar at bottom of bowl undissolved, We became the Kung Fu Masters. Breaking shit in the house of Our Parents & Grand parents. Getting Our asses beat by Kung Fu karate Chop Mom's, Aunties or GrandMa's. Blaming each other for who broke what. Daaamn I got tears of nostalgic laughter right now.

[@seanwright8786]

Word. The streets was empty on Saturday at 3pm

[@Rastafarianinja]

I love these songs with the kung fu movie samples

[@db3crashcoursecinema]

Gotta thank WU TANG for taking back to 1988,with the Crates,Beats and Rhymes..Salute to the Godz!!!

[@Theycallmekenney]

ive seen a lot of videos on you tube that try to put all the samples in order...this is EASILY the best one.

[@misterg2201]

Love classic kung-fu movies

[@Goatchild90]

officially my favourite video on youtube :)

[@taurusnyy]

I honestly only seen bits an pieces of these but it’s time to binge these

[@archangel_gold2451]

This is perfect! I was looking this video!

[@ThaMastahShogunGaming]

Epic shit. Nothing better than the classics

[@SankofaNYC]

THIS IS GOLDEN!!!

[@bferg333]

wow thank you for posting this :)

[@alimizzle11]

This is awesome thanks for posting!

[@markwaelterman8570]

I named one of my dogs Daigorō, after the child from Shogun Assassin who does the intro to Liquid Swords.

[@LarryLinton]

Bloodyhell..I never new Jackie Chan was in Snakes and Crane !!

[@39Hundred]

It's a shame that sampling has become a lost art. There aren't many hip-hop songs that use sampling anymore.

[@Curling_Rack]

7:09

[@Faze9784]

I heard them on mixtapes all the time.

[@paulblake1892]

Marshall Street the claim is it's too expensive to sample now.

[@SteppedTgJay]

my bro i made a wu tang type beat i love old school

[@vazjonny1551]

Marshall Street listen to logic Wutang forever thank me later 💕

[@xcraz3danim3fanx]

thanks for this i obviously knew they were find-able but this saves me so much tme

[@djohnson125]

Well Done! Thank you for taking the time to chronicle some of the best hip-hop samples of all -time.

[@SolRyuKen]

7:09 The one style to rule them all, 🐴 👊

[@rodgoulart]

Nice work!

[@BlackAdamThor]

Thank you for this

[@williamdabill]

Dude i love these old movies

[@iLLStreetTV]

Dooope! Not many people put this type of thought into their music nowadays.

[@evangilmore3964]

i do!

[@TheodoreBrosevelt]

It all depends on who you listen to

[@spearPYN]

The RZA was one and only. Come up with your own style and dont be a clone!

[@dwdesign2873]

I love all of these

[@freddaxkoz1341]

This is actually amazing

[@matthewdixon481]

This is great .. I've been down with the Wu since '93 when I was a kid and copped the "36 Chambers" cassette tape .. So cool to hear where all those voice clips / samples came from after all these years !! @ 5:10 Jackie Chan lol !!

[@robbykrs5166]

Wu-Tang Forever

[@kpimkpim349]

Wutang aside, these dubs have incredible dialogue

[@SuperOmnicronsj44]

fantastic! Thanks once again!

[@errolthomas9426]

Shaw Brothers/Chang's Film Company and Golden Harvest released one of the greatest Kung Fu movies from the 70's and 80's. The independent Kung Fu joints from those times were also cool to check out. In fact, they're still cool to watch.

[@WheresPoochie]

This video reminds me that I really need to hear Tical.

[@richardson.1424]

I appreciate Foley Artists because of films like these

[@garyparton7369]

The rza,Dr Dre,DJ Muggs,DJ premier,easy mo bee,Johnny j,QD3,large professor,q tip,lord finesse,diamond d,Eric sermon,Parrish Smith,Reggie noble,Pete rock,buckwild,daz Dillinger,the bomb squad,DJ Evil dee,DJ Ralph m,DJ leathal,DJ quik,Marley marl,Rick Rubin,just blaze,Kanye West,etc...were all top producers back in the day

[@wzpu3283]

You're the man for assembling this.

[@MrMegaManFan]

Beautiful. Well done!!

[@flow_matik]

Great Job! 🎯💯