As someone who grew up in New Orleans, I have to say that a lot of the accents in this trailer are way off, but I’m hoping the film as a whole is good. Read more about the film here.
As someone who grew up in New Orleans, I have to say that a lot of the accents in this trailer are way off, but I’m hoping the film as a whole is good. Read more about the film here.

“The Nod” is an offbeat podcast series which happened to recently have an episode discussing kung-fu movies and Rza, spotlighting Rza’s recent tour “live scoring” “The 36th Chamber.” Listen here!
U-God continues his press tour for his autobiography “Raw: My Journey Into Wu-Tang” (the main title Raw, perhaps not coincidentally, is the first word he spits on his murderous verse on “Da Mystery of Chessboxin“).
U God breaks down stories about Leonardo DiCaprio, Brett Ratner, Method Man, the shooting of his son and more…some of the last story is touched upon in the book I wrote on the Wu which you can buy here.
We stomp rappers like Godzilla!
MOP, Apathy and Celph bring flames too.
U God, Rae and Deck kill this and newcomer Jackpot Scotty brings a solid verse too. Scratches by Statik Selectah.
The Wu’s love for classic 80s rap is well known, so it should come as no surprise when Raekwon tears it up over a chop of the same sample that Biz rhyming over for “Nobody Beats The Biz.” Listen above.
Meth breaks down a lot of history in this interview, but U-God, Mathematics, and Cappa add on as well. Masta Killa comes in about 30 minutes into the interview. Raekwon comes in about an hour and a half into the interview.
Here’s hoping someone in the prosecutor’s office leaks “Once Upon A Time In Shaolin” after they seize it from Shkreli.