There is no explanation for this. The only reasonable punishment is that they all have to get fucked by Lexington Steele in front of their white fathers. Fair enough? –Philaflava

I don’t know what this is or when it drops but I know this has been 10 years in the making and Gary Grice is behind it all. Anytime you have Wu members fighting with one another on tape, you have video GOLD. CANNOTFUCKINGWAIT! –Philaflava

Peace to TheCryptonline for the link.

Not sure if he knows this but this little gap tooth freak prefers borks and bitches only! –Philaflava

Wanna see a dope video? –Philaflava

Jimmy always knows how to weasel his way into some get rich quick schemes huh? –Philaflava

U God explains the meaning of his name and the 5% lessons, discusses select tracks on his album Dopium, and the process of developing himself as an artist. While re-telling the story of how he got released from jail in time to record on Wu Tang’s classic album, “Enter the 36 Chambers” U God says he considers himself the “Black Sheep” of the Wu Tang Clan family.

U-God being apart of the Wu is like Luke Walton being apart of the L.A. Lakers. Just be happy you’re apart of greatness even though you’re a non-factor. Black Shampoo was like 19 years ago brah. –Philaflava

It wasn’t too long ago I used to see these dudes outside of Fat Beats (NYC) slangin’ their shit. Looks like they made some moves along the way because they’re on their Dead Prez shit now, only this is better than Dead Prez if you ask me. Check out Duo Live alongside Griff, Chucky D and Kool Herc. –Philaflava

Ras Kass and Rhettmatic’s A.D.I.D.A.S. (ALL DAY I DREAM ABOUT SPITTIN) project is on track for a spring release and pre-orders are still available here: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/raskass/ras-kass-untitled-project-2010-limited-cd-and-vin-0 until April 18th. –Philaflava

The album drops next week and you can pre-order for $10.99 @ Amazon. It won’t be a true album. Not many tracks where all three are together. After a few great tracks, the rest seems pretty thrown together. But I’m sure there will be some greatness on here. As for the video, hot bitches and Ricky Cordero kills it again! –Philaflava

Tracklist:
1. Criminology 2.5 – Raekwon, Ghostface Killah & Method Man
2. Mef vs. Chef 2 – Method Man & Raekwon
3. Ya Moms Skit – Method Man & Raekwon
4. Smooth Sailing Remix – Ghostface Killah, Method Man, Solomon Childs & Streetlife
5. Our Dreams – Raekwon, Ghostface Killah & Method Man
6. Gunshowers – Method Man, Ghostface Killah, Inspectah Deck & Sun God
7. Dangerous – Raekwon, Ghostface Killah & Method Man
8. Pimpin’ Chipp – Ghostface Killah
9. How To Pay Rent Skit feat. Tracy Morgan
10. Miranda – Raekwon, Ghostface Killah & Method Man
11. Youngstown Heist – Ghostface Killah, Trife, Sheek & Bully
12. It’s That Wu Sh*t – Ghostface Killah & Method Man

Say what you will about crackers and their affected styles, this one has a certain je ne sais quoi. Do I think he’ll be the next Eminem? Nah. He might be the next Paul Wall circa ’04, but Yelawolf knows how to play to the crowd(s). In one on one interview settings he could come off like an English major from Auburn State. In others where he’s surrounded by his rap peers he comes off like your local Wal-Mart stock boy with a little sag and swag borrowed from watching too many episodes of 227. Either way I’m a fan of Yela and I think behind good production and a little guidance he could deliver an album worthy of your attention. Here is a glimpse of Yelawolf doing what he does best. And before you tell me about his Native American roots, if this was 1992 he’d be Reginald “Muthafuckin’ Denny to most people. If the race draft ever happened best believe us saltines are drafting Yelawolf in the first round. –Philaflava