Meth, Ghostface, & Raekwon – Avenging Eagles (Mixtape)
As I promised earlier, the mixtape from DJ Mathematic & Def Jam to promote the Wu-Massacre album dropping March 30th.
Download: Meth, Ghost, & Raekwon – Avenging Eagles (Mixtape)
As I promised earlier, the mixtape from DJ Mathematic & Def Jam to promote the Wu-Massacre album dropping March 30th.
Download: Meth, Ghost, & Raekwon – Avenging Eagles (Mixtape)
Rik Cordero shoots the first video for Meth, Ghost, and Raekwon’s collabo album Wu-Massacre. They all just talk about the concept of the video in this clip.
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The Chef speaks to Entertainment Weekly about his upcoming project w/ his Wu-Brothers Meth and Ghost, the people’s reception to his critically acclaimed OB4CLII, and his next solo Shaolin vs. Wu-tang. Also talks a little about his company Ice Water H20. A couple highlights below, click the link for the full interview.
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: Were you happy with how Cuban Linx Part II was received?
RAEKWON: Oh definitely, definitely. It just shows that hard work and dedication can lead to success. I’m glad people accepted it. It took a minute, but it was worth the wait, though…I think my heart was in the right place. My team, everybody was really coaching me to make this album the best album it could be. We just worked hard, man. Blood, sweat, and tears. I felt confident with it. I felt I could do it again. And my prayers was answered.
What’s Shaolin vs. Wu-Tang?
Shaolin vs. Wu-Tang is another album that I promised the fans a long time ago. It’s not nothing derogatory towards Wu. It’s just that Shaolin [i.e., Staten Island] is the place, Wu-Tang is the crew that came from that place. It’s like me just going back to my history of being an emcee first, before I actually became part of Wu-Tang. I always give RZA that support as far as saying he brought Wu-Tang to the table. It was his philosophy. He picked certain dudes to be part of this group, and he said, “This is what it’s going to be called.” Before that, I was on the block. I was living in Shaolin. So this album just shows the street side of me, challenging the great side of Wu-Tang. Which is almost like how T.I. did T.I. vs. T.I.P. You’re going to get sounds that relate to Wu-Tang. You’re going to get sounds that relate to great Rae at his best s—, too. You’re going to get a lot of animation as far as the skits are concerned. It’s going to be a hot one. Everyone’s going to love that.
Link: Raekwon on ‘Wu-Massacre,’ the future of the Wu-Tang Clan, his label dreams, and more [EW's Music Mix]
Wu-Massacre drops March 30th. Pre-order now on Amazon.
I know I’m a little late on posting this,but this has to be some of the funniest shit I’ve ever seen on the internets…yes internets. Lmao @ “I gave ‘em the Mohammed Ali left,right,left, I did the Ali shuffle, then I footballed him in the head, and then I stopped him, and he was knocked out for 22 and a half minutes” HAHHAAHAAAAAA, this is epic shit…smdh.

Don’t know if its official,but this shit goes hard…We are waiting…
Off Halsted’s new mixtape Best You nEver Heard, dropping February 11th.
Download: Mikkey Halsted – I’m the Man