It’s easy to get that rappers are people too, and make mistakes like the rest of us. Sometimes, those errs in judgement get the attention of the media, forcing stars large and small to step up to the podium and apologize to the public.
Kevin Hart asked a trio of OGs rhymers to create the theme song for his new stand up comedy film Let Me Explain. As a result, we receive the title track by Snoop Lion, featuring Erick Sermon and Method Man, and its accompanying visual.
In the nearly 20-year existence of the Wu-Tang Clan, most of the credit has gone to the RZA for orchestrating many of the massive crew’s moves. In a recent interview, the Abbot discusses the final chapter of the Wu saga, recording his last solo record, the late Ol’ Dirty Bastard, and much more.
Who knew that veteran producer Mathematics had an audible blessing in store for the Internets today? The long time Wu-Tang Clan collaborator called on Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, Method Man, and Inspectah Deck for verses on a new heater aptly titled “4 Horsemen.”
Following their phenomenal Summer Jam performance, the Hot 97 morning crew drops a brand new track from Wu-Tang Clan called “Family Reunion.”
The best of The D-Block and the best of the Wu-Tang Clan are finally going to drop their Wu-Block album on November 27th. Courtesy of Amazon, the same place where you can preorder the album, you can now get a feel for the album with the release of the tracklist.
As promised, Chris Webby delivers his highly anticipated mixtape, Bars On Me. For this project, the Connecticut MC reached out to Mr. Thanksgiving himself, DJ Drama, for hosting honors. Featuring records like the Cardo-produced title track “Bars On Me” and Method Man collaboration “CT To Shaolin”, Bars On Me sounds more like an album than a mixtape.
What should a MC do when he comes across a RZA-esque beat? Well, any rational rapper would reach out to a Wu-Tang affiliate if possible. Or at least, that’s exactly what Chris Webby did for “CT 2 Shaolin“ when he somehow got Method Man to lace the track with some of that Johnny Blaze wit. The end result features the […]
Every music fan can recall a Hip-Hop track or two that will transport them to the days of their youth. No matter if you’re headed to the turn up function or on your commute to and from work, your favorite tunes from back in the day will definitely put you in the right frame of mind.
Back in March 2010, Ghostface Killah, Raekwon and Method Man joined forces as a formal trio to drop the Wu-Massacre project. Although the album was a bit rushed, it still had some fresh joints (see: “Miranda”) and was released with three collector’s edition, comic inspired covers. There was also supposed to be a corresponding comic book/graphic […]
Comedian Martin Lawrence’s Fox Networks television vehicle Martin made its debut 20 years ago today (August 27th). After small roles in Spike Lee’s Do The Right Thing and the first film of the House Party franchise with rap veterans Kid ‘n’ Play, the Washington, DC Area native made a huge splash with the slapstick situation comedy […]
Hip-Hop Wired is sending a special happy birthday shoutout to the one and only Ghostface Killah, aka Tony Starks, aka Pretty Toney. We are incredibly grateful for Ghostface because, let’s be honest, where would we be without Ghost’s masterful words of wisdom? Ghost Deini has been handing out gems of advice since the early 90s, […]
