Wu-Tang Clan’s GZA and Ghostface Killlah stopped in Detroit on Wednesday, Sept. 12 to raise the consciousness of Motor City meat lovers and White Castle
GZA brought himself and the spirt of the Wu to City Winery in Chicago. When you think City Winery, a certain aesthetic comes to mind.
Some hip-hop fans complain about the relative lack of East Coast-based hip-hop superstars these days. The charts are dominated by rappers who hail from virtually everywhere else in the continental United States and even Canada–but over the last ten years, there have been few big names coming out of New York City
[jwplayer mediaid=”476073″]A select group of NYC high schools are proving that hip hop plays a bigger part in our younger generation’s growth than anyone expected.
Wu-Tang will be releasing their first album in five years in July.
Wu-Tang Clan’s GZA was the headlining act to kick off the 2012 Northside Festival in Brooklyn, N.Y.. Backed by an eight-piece band, GZA performed his
