Wu-Tang facts, tibits, and stuff people forgot

[oldie]

by the way, those facts arent exactly from me, just something ive made over a while of been on WTC, just stuff people have claimed are facts, im not exactly saying they are 100% true!

[snakesonawiggly]

Before the Wu, Meth worked at the Statue Of Liberty with U-God. That's how the two meant.

[morgan]

Before the Wu, Meth worked at the Statue Of Liberty with U-God. That's how the two meant.

No shit?? Piss funny thats a crazy 1 i def never heard

[wuswordz95]

if memory serves me correct but wasnt the ol dirty bastard a spcail guest on wwf smackdown

[snakesonawiggly]

if memory serves me correct but wasnt the ol dirty bastard a spcail guest on wwf smackdown

I've never heard about that and I'm a big wrestling fan but I do know Meth was on the cover of WWE magazine with John Cena

[ThereisnoG.O.A.Tok]

"There are over 300 Wu-Tang Killa Beez/Affiliates. "


And less than 20 are worth your money. seriously


"Superb while in jail supposedly wrote all the rhymes for every Ghostface album after ‘Ironman’… bullshit. "

I'll buy the claim that he wrote bullet proof wallet. But I know ghost wrote that joint also. I love BPW even though it sounds different.

As far as the other stuff goes, 11

[Ultimate Fist]

Exactly! (GZA is 5%)

[Alcryt]

this track is called he comes, anyone got it?

If you look in the media section you will find a song called tonys money by ghost and i think thats the song, he talks about how he should of got paid so im guessing it is..

[biblebullet]

Hmmmm, am thinking shouldn't all of these facts be in the wu-manual??
Somebody pls confirm

[Sir Artsdradamus]

Rza and Killah Sin (a Wu-Tang Killa Bee) and another fam member went to see 50 perform after 'How To Rob' and 50 got wind of them being there and dipped backstage and didn't perform, I have heard this one several times.

in a chat at 360hiphop.com for the release of "the w", rza said that u-god and killa sin were the one's who did this

[sinfullycute]

Wrong, The beef started after 50 made that track.

50 Cent "How To Rob" was not a diss, its was more of a way to get attention for an artist that needed it at the time where he was not unknown. In a 2001 interview from a XXL mag i got he said all the rappers names he dropped on that song "HE RESPECTED" and the song was just for him to get his name out and he achieved that after multiple rappers dissed him for that song.

Second dont believe what all these Wu-fanatics aka 50 Cent killas say about a physical confrontation regarding Ghost & 50 unless you hear it from one of their mouths. The only person in this board that could possibly clarify anything would be Sinfullycute.

I have to be honest, I don't really know if that went down with Sin. Of all the fights that he's been in, he has never fought anyone around me and I've never seen any violence. Now he has come in bloody(not his own, but the other guy), so I know he gets in altercations and he's a very good fighter-last guy got knocked unconscious, but its not around me. If I remember I'll ask him how true that is. I have only seen Ghost fight one time, when a security guard grabbed me by the arm. Ghost is very quick and deadly. As far as Fifty, I've known him since he was down with JMJ. He's not a beefing cat and he's actually kinda quiet. That song was to gain recognition and get people talking and it served its purpose. I highly doubt anyone would really take it that serious-that it was a call to fight. It wasn't that kind of song or situation. It got him out there and that what it was for. As for Sin, if you provoke him, he will fight. If not, he just likes to chill. I don't know the particulars of the situation with U, him and 50. If there was a reason, he would go in and I could see someone trying to duck him, but if it was just because they were there, it doesn't seem likely.

[snakesonawiggly]

The working title of Nigga Please was Black Man Is God, the White Man Is the Devil.

[TSA]

if GZA wasn't a 5%er why would his son aka name be Young Justice and feature on lord jamars 5% album.

his son, not Gza, his son

[mcgirt]

The working title of Nigga Please was Black Man Is God, the White Man Is the Devil.

I heard it was God Made Dirt and the Dirt Don't Hurt.

weird.

[Grongle]

his son, not Gza, his son

GZA's son is Young Justice