Wu-Tang Clan ain’t nuttin’ to f**k wit

Wu-Tang Clan’s RZA Talks To GQ About His Hollywood Status And Music

Via GQ

Even by the loft standards of hip-hop multihyphenates, The RZA’s evolution from Staten Island crack-slinger to rap-supergroup ringleader to Quentin Tarantino-ratified movie auteur is remarkable. With his new kung-fu saga, The Man With The Iron Fists, about to hit theaters, GQ caught up with The RZA in its November issue to get a glimpse of his new life as an “important dude” in Hollywood

The RZA on his now being an important figure in Hollywood and how he’s liking it: “It’s good to be important. It’s nice to be nice.”

…on turning to Quentin Tarantino in order to execute his vision for The Man With The Iron Fists: “I knew the vision [for Iron Fists] was in my head. I knew I could do it. But I knew I had to learn how to do it. I went to a proper teacher, and he [Quentin Tarantino] accepted me as a student.”

…on following Kill Bill’s production team and walking away with a souvenir: “Only a few people got the world-tour jacket, and I’m one of them.”

…on his time with the Wu-Tang Clan: “I just had to get out the cage, kid. Had to get out the cage. And I enjoyed that sh!t, man. I had a lot of fun. For two years straight, I had super fun. I had all kind of pu**ies, spent millions of dollars for hundreds of b!t$#es, you know what I mean? I really ran wild and had five girlfriends, probably. Anything. I’d f**k anything. I was on it, kid.”

…on the Wu-Tang Clan’s rule of not permitting girls in the studio: “Dirty always tried to break the rule. Argued with me over it. No women. I mean, in the beginning, on the first album, maybe somebody would bring a b!$#h and everybody’d f**k her on the roof, like a group bang. But no, not in the studio. Not in the studio.”

Everybody smashing the same jawn? On the ROOF?! And ODB said Wu-Tang is for the babies…maybe HAVING babies! SMH

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