RIGHT!?! Luv the show but that kid is crazy annoying. He was good in moonlight but playing rza nah bro. Should've been Joey badass maybe. Idk. Anybody else lol. I don't like the kid playing Ghostface that much either.
I think on the show they’re portraying rza as more of the mastermind and intelligent thinker but watching these old interviews yeah his personality isn’t the same as how the character is
@@VudunderligSnakke Not sure why you think this ignorance, but its flat out wrong. They were definitely about that life. You can't get a group that big to just "act" Polar opposite of that! They are speaking straight from the heart
"We bring the struggle from the streets to the beats", RZA. Damn the guy just pulled a crazy punchline right here! One of the best formations in history of music, back in the day when hip hop was more about the brotherhood and how to get on with the struggle than about b**ches and guns! WU TANG CLAN IS FOR THE CHILDREN
That’s why they made it.. and they were real. Everyone was scared of them.. they also ran 100 deep in poise when turning up to shows with stick up kids in the pack.
Kinda what griselda did. Those two to this day are going to be the most coveted groups of my lifetime from the east coast They took that raw grimy new York sound and stayed original and made everyone else pay attention.. as opposed to now everyone else does it and makes music that's trendy hoping to get put on
Old dirty was that energy in the group. Period!!!! Just a natural and very insightful about the condition of black people then that's still ongoing today. Rest in Power!!!
Ol'Dirty Bastard always had messages about peace and love and looking out for children. It's kind of wild when think about his persona but he was really always that dude.
The real RZA has that charisma. I don't know why he's got his mini-me in American Saga sounding like DMX and standing around all serious likes he’s going through a breakup. The real one has high-energy cocky older brother vibes. American Saga RZA is a little bro who just lost his turn on the Nintendo.
@@deadmoonscriptures1556 absolutely. RZA is the loudest guy in the room, not the tortured artist skulking in the background. Still enjoying the series though.
Well in the wu tang show it shows rza didnt let odb sighn to def jam an odb socks him for it then the next day there at a interview an rza tried talking to odb an he dipped off idk thats in the show though
This era was nothing but the tru essence of real street hip hop with bars knowledge and realest straight from the hood!!! 86 to 98 was the realest era of hip hop music!!! MTV raps was raw and underground I never miss a yo mtv raps show!!! And the box music video also!!! The wutang Means hip hop around the world no one hated the wu they was the Michel Jordan and Michel Jackson of hip hop
Fab 5 used to hang/vibe/party out with Jean-Michel Basquiat, Andy Warhol, Madonna etc..he has always been in the Scene! Front line all the way.. legend!
I know it's easy to say in retrospect, but, to me, it is clear they were going places. Look how focused they were, how unique they were in what they said and what they were bringing to hip hop. Haven't seen ANYTHING like that before or since.
Everyone saying that Ashton didn’t play RZA good on the show, but he actually did. RZA has always been laid back , he would only act with crazy energy when it came to performance, but he’s really quite and lay back, and before y’all just down my throat I am a real fan and I have actually hang out with some of the members out here in Vegas.
Damn i miss this era. Not only in terms of Hip Hop but the vibe across the western hemisphere as a whole. Even though i was just a kid during the 90s. The vibe was second to none. Sure the world was f**ked up back then too and people were more naive. But the spirit was higher.
Legends, never again be another group like this, I remember cutting school grabbing the wu tang forever cd. These kids now all have trash to listen to, they don’t know about wu tang
Back than I was laughing at them new york kats like this cause I thought they was all wack but now I love it n wish I had appreciated this type of hip hop cause now I love wu tang.
ODB was talking about helping the babies from the jump. And his mission and message never changed
"wu-tang is for the children"
To anyone not realizing. The “interviewer” is a legend. FAB FIVE FREDDY do your research.
he was good ass friends with basquiat just a New York legend
@@therichardshow1 word ? Didn’t know that I just know him from yo mtv raps
Fab Five he was great for sure
He was in blondie's video...way before mtvraps
💯
RZA really was a motivator - impressive how he got these guys organized and on the same page to believe
Definitely a genius on so many levels. His production skills are amazing!
Nothing will ever beat this energy in rap ever again
Agreed the energy of rap these days feels so dry bland and off you can feel it
TRUE
Damn this interview gave me chills.. RZA sooooo hungry
Money talkz.......
This era was beautiful
Right 😎🖤
Exactly...The world collapsed since then...i dont think this civilization gonna survive the next 50 years.
No doubt!
Marvelous
Odb always looked like he did acid
The kid who plays rza on the Hulu series sounds nothing like him
Doesn't match the energy either, Rza was brooding as hell back then and the kid plays him as timid.
RIGHT!?! Luv the show but that kid is crazy annoying. He was good in moonlight but playing rza nah bro. Should've been Joey badass maybe. Idk. Anybody else lol. I don't like the kid playing Ghostface that much either.
He need two look at some of this old footage, rza ain't letting him see how wild he really is.
@@Chewy504Chewy neither one of them guys give me that energy
I think on the show they’re portraying rza as more of the mastermind and intelligent thinker but watching these old interviews yeah his personality isn’t the same as how the character is
RZA was about that life back then, crazy how much he changed. Streets sharpen your edges.
Dude was just acting, they're all, in fact, to a certain degree.
AHHAAHHHHAH
@@VudunderligSnakke dawg I bet you’re a little suburban kid gtfo
@@VudunderligSnakke Not sure why you think this ignorance, but its flat out wrong. They were definitely about that life. You can't get a group that big to just "act"
Polar opposite of that! They are speaking straight from the heart
@@blacknightassassin54 I dont think so, Im probably older than you but I wont bet on it.
I love how they pronounce "sword" exactly the way that it's spelled
💀💀
"We bring the struggle from the streets to the beats", RZA. Damn the guy just pulled a crazy punchline right here! One of the best formations in history of music, back in the day when hip hop was more about the brotherhood and how to get on with the struggle than about b**ches and guns! WU TANG CLAN IS FOR THE CHILDREN
Not that crazy calm down
This world died right with the 90s...
@@mgtowlifeseasyifyoutry1274 please don't talk if you look like this ua-cam.com/video/iFTy4YwyU9g/v-deo.html&ab_channel=mgtowLife%27seasyifyoutry
Joyner Lucas x Karen civil interview about the 60k owed pay back PT-2
ua-cam.com/video/GAlZYZQ1iaQ/v-deo.html
💤💤🔥🔥🔥🔥💤💤🚨🚨
Nothing like to Witty Unpredictable Talent And Natural Game!👐🏾👐🏾👐🏾🔥🔥🔥🔥
Wu proved to everyone that you can still make it even with a RAW sound.
That’s why they made it.. and they were real. Everyone was scared of them.. they also ran 100 deep in poise when turning up to shows with stick up kids in the pack.
Kinda what griselda did. Those two to this day are going to be the most coveted groups of my lifetime from the east coast
They took that raw grimy new York sound and stayed original and made everyone else pay attention.. as opposed to now everyone else does it and makes music that's trendy hoping to get put on
@@WelcomeToThe92503 Those trendy pop chasers will be forgotten in 5 years, but Wu Tang is forever!
Than DMX came out in 98 with that RAW sound
DMX too
Old dirty was that energy in the group. Period!!!! Just a natural and very insightful about the condition of black people then that's still ongoing today. Rest in Power!!!
Wu tang had a real meaning in their rap music,the truth about life in America. The real struggle.
U right.
What u know about that?
Wu is soul music
Ol'Dirty Bastard always had messages about peace and love and looking out for children. It's kind of wild when think about his persona but he was really always that dude.
Wu Tang is for the children!!
They had such a badass concept and the music speaks for itself!
“The style is free already” 😂🤣😩
I saw this interview when it first aired on MTV. I was hooked from the get go. 36 Chambers, still the best hip hop album ever
ODB creepin heavy haha RIP A SON UNIQUE !!!
I really wish I could have experience this era 🥺
I know right I had glimpse of it 1992 baby ,
I'm glad I'm a 83 baby so this era was my childhood/adolescence.
I feel you sis it was the best...Lol...I was just starting my 20's when WU came out...Im 45 now
@Attila Steele 43 isnt that old lol old is about 70 and up in my eyes
This my high school years right here. I can still smell the air. It was different
Fab Five Freddie is a CLASS ACT and has actually been a part of some of the greatest interviews and moments in Hip Hop history
Saluuuuuuuute ✊🏾
I hate to say it but so has Tim Westwood. The guy is a wigga but he did so much for hip hop in the UK so much love from me.
He DEFINITELY needs a Drink Champs episode.
Fab 5 would host the second hour of Yo MTV raps.
The real RZA has that charisma. I don't know why he's got his mini-me in American Saga sounding like DMX and standing around all serious likes he’s going through a breakup. The real one has high-energy cocky older brother vibes. American Saga RZA is a little bro who just lost his turn on the Nintendo.
I know, right? He does sound like DMX. He needs to rock a lisp to sound more like RZA (Wizzuh).
I still love the show, but the actor that plays RZA is awful. Maaaadd stiff and lifeless
@@deadmoonscriptures1556 absolutely. RZA is the loudest guy in the room, not the tortured artist skulking in the background. Still enjoying the series though.
@@HAYDS510 Yeah, it's definitely dope
@@HAYDS510 u knwo it wasnt meant to be 100% right lol in fact most of the story line is fiction..dickhead
ODB was the comedian of the group. Funny AF
I deep thinker so much on ur mind u mk a lot of jokes
thing is he wasn't even trying to be funny to lol 😂
The guy who plays rae in wutang really got it down packed😂
Yesss and I hate how the guy who plays Rza talks. It’s terrible
@@RaynaxSwan you sound dumb he sounds like rza
@@scuddaent.2095 imagine getting mad over someone’s opinion about a tv show 😆 😆 couldn’t be meeeee. You have a good day tho.
Right?! Him and ODB have their characters down the best
@@RaynaxSwan Word he sounds mad stiffffff and lifeless
damn these kids are dope, i bet they’ll get real famous one day 🙏🏾
And they sure did.
“I come in peace ☮️ & harmony “ - ODB
CLASSIC HIPHOP.... WUTANG WAS NECCESSARY FOR THE EARLY 90S OF MOVING TRUE MUSIC FORWARD
The way RZA moving side to side looking at ODB and the interviewer from behind has me dead 😂
😆
He making sure that nigga dont flip out 🤣🤣
Well in the wu tang show it shows rza didnt let odb sighn to def jam an odb socks him for it then the next day there at a interview an rza tried talking to odb an he dipped off idk thats in the show though
Need those hoodies
Frfr
You could find bootlegs at EBay
Champion hoods
It was regular black hoodies with a Wu-Tang sticker on.
@@RAA10382 there were two kinds. The ones on the cover were stitched on. These were stickers I guess
Hip hop pioneers real talk mad love for Wu-Tang
Rip O.D.B ❤️💫🙌🏾 Asè
Yup...
Hulu needed to recreate this interview for "Wu-Tang: An American Saga"!
After watching the series you Rza really had a version and was WAYYYYYYY ahead of his time
i remember watching this as a kid before i heard the 36 chamber album ODB was my favorite just cuz how he was talking 😆
This era was nothing but the tru essence of real street hip hop with bars knowledge and realest straight from the hood!!! 86 to 98 was the realest era of hip hop music!!! MTV raps was raw and underground I never miss a yo mtv raps show!!! And the box music video also!!! The wutang Means hip hop around the world no one hated the wu they was the Michel Jordan and Michel Jackson of hip hop
Facts
Fab 5 used to hang/vibe/party out with Jean-Michel Basquiat, Andy Warhol, Madonna etc..he has always been in the Scene! Front line all the way.. legend!
I think ODB was sober in this interview. He's always himself but he seems different here. He was a dangerous thinker and Emcee 👐🏿👐👐🏿👐👐🏿
Bless you for this. Can it be that it was all so simple then?
Nothing but love. Nothing but respect!!!
Wu-Tang!!
This is hip hop history 👐🏾👐🏾👐🏾
Dam I really miss this passionate Hip Hop Generation!, Kids today have no idea what real Hip Hop is
I feel like I’m watching an old WWF promo
Who else is 👀 the season on hulu 🤔 wu4ever. Im not the only one who cant name all members in Wu
Savage era. Pure 100% realness.
This is epic and even more so after watching the saga.
U God trying to get his piece in and mef not realizing it so funny to me lmao
I know it's easy to say in retrospect, but, to me, it is clear they were going places. Look how focused they were, how unique they were in what they said and what they were bringing to hip hop. Haven't seen ANYTHING like that before or since.
Yes, that was also because they had strong ideology behind all that, the mystery..
Facts they was so ahead of their time.
RIP ODB. Much love to the Clan.
The most classic Hip Hop crew of all time truly nothing to f with to most
How can something be close to 30yrs seem so new felt like I just watched this episode
Thank you‼️✌🏽😎
12 O'Clock Assassin in the back. Rest in Power King!
Best Hip hop group of ALL TIME
Ason was still coherent... R.I.P
I remember watching this, I was like 13... 👐👐
I miss ODB man R.I.P. ✊🏾
Real street niggas.... R.i.P. O.D.B....
I don’t know why Meth’s mask looked dope with only one of his eyes showing something about it is menacing but in a good way
Ghostface wearing a mask because he was wanted by the cops at that period in time
Really? What did he do?? His face was shown in the music videos
@TRIPPLE DARKNESS AINT GOING NO WHERE google says he wqs wqnted
Yeah he was on the run back in that time
It’s insane how much talent was in this one group
these dudes are dope i hope they’ll blow up && live forever 🤲🏽🔥🔥🔥
A group with no wack rappers is a rare group!
Three six mafia the Wu Tang clan of the south
Method Man: "You want some freestyle? The style is free already. We don't gotta kick no freestyle." LOL
This shit is legendary Wu-Tang Forvever
Imagine if this was filmed now
All Classic Episodes of Yo! MTV Raps Are Now Streaming on Paramount+
The Reboot Premieres May 24th
Damn, they were my age, then! They were young in the '90s. Now, they are into their 50s.
Still hard to believe that Ghost and Chef were enemies before Wu Tang was created
I think the series is exaggerating it a bit
@@wes1hoskins they is the shoot outs never happened
They weren't enemies. That's Hollywood.
@javonbatiste @cheeb87 there’s an interview from 2015 where Poppa Wu said Ghost Rae and Power used to shoot at each other…
0:23 - Killah Priest between ODB and RZA
Good catch
Freddie never knew who to put the mic up to 🤣🤣🤣
The realest group to come out of hip hop!
Raekwon stay snatching mics outta interviewers hand😂😂😂😂
Much Gratitude
They were simply Amazing
Classic interview 🙌🏾🙌🏾
“Damn is my man alright?”
Raekwon y’a l’air allumé raide!😂
I was lucky enough to be alive at the time and witness it at the time
Everyone saying that Ashton didn’t play RZA good on the show, but he actually did. RZA has always been laid back , he would only act with crazy energy when it came to performance, but he’s really quite and lay back, and before y’all just down my throat I am a real fan and I have actually hang out with some of the members out here in Vegas.
That’s what I get from it. It seems like the actor focuses more on RZA and the way his mind worked. Bobby… not RZA the rapper.
@@kikobangz exactly!
Who did you hang with?
This makes me hype..i remember watching this live as a 14 year old jit #WuTangforever #36chambers #shaolin
Feel like it was just yesterday...close to 30yrs now
@@354allday no doubt
@@vaarggregersen2095 14 back then was different we were old souls. 14 today they're babies
Preach . real talk
👐🏾👐🏾👐🏾👐🏾👐🏾
WU-TANG forever!
RZA with that flying guillotine science chat
Odb day wu tang is 4 da babyz
Wu Forever
Yoo ODB went and got high as fuqqq in that little commercial intermission lmfaoooo
Raw imma give it to ya !!
Can we Just go back to the “Good old days”?
Everybody talks about the good ol days
Well let’s talk about the good old days
Wow, they really had that charisma that it takes to be in front of cameras and shit na mean!
Ashton should’ve used this voice for Rza instead of that annoying robotic voice he be doin
I remember watching this on Yo MTV Raps
Fuk these times we living, take me back to then
Damn i miss this era. Not only in terms of Hip Hop but the vibe across the western hemisphere as a whole. Even though i was just a kid during the 90s. The vibe was second to none. Sure the world was f**ked up back then too and people were more naive. But the spirit was higher.
Legends, never again be another group like this, I remember cutting school grabbing the wu tang forever cd. These kids now all have trash to listen to, they don’t know about wu tang
R.I.P ODB 💔💛🖤👐👐👐🕊️🌿
Who remember those karate flicks on 42 street? If you from that era and from NYC you would know what im talking about.
Back than I was laughing at them new york kats like this cause I thought they was all wack but now I love it n wish I had appreciated this type of hip hop cause now I love wu tang.
WU-TANG FORVER - listen to "Wu-Gambinos" by Method Man · Raekwon · RZA · Masta Killa · Ghostface Killah ua-cam.com/video/TXKkAAW6SC0/v-deo.html
Long live ODB the genius
🙌🏾 forever!!!! SUUUUUUUUUUU
This was when they were still genuinely hungry, on the way to be legendary
235 it sounds like mef was about to kick a freestyle😂