Originally posted by: SirStev0
what you saw was the shell of what used to be the wu-tang clan. don't assume that the two are the same thing.
Originally posted by: IcebergSlim
nothing we can say will be able to answer your question. They rocked the crowd when I saw them on randalls island everyone had 'W's in the air as far as you could see. The whole place was spitting out their lyrics in sync so I don't understand how it could be incoherant.
Originally posted by: jdoggg12
Ghetto people like ghetto music- thats what i think.
Originally posted by: NeuroSynapsis
Originally posted by: IcebergSlim
nothing we can say will be able to answer your question. They rocked the crowd when I saw them on randalls island everyone had 'W's in the air as far as you could see. The whole place was spitting out their lyrics in sync so I don't understand how it could be incoherant.
everybody had W's in the air, but it was quite incoherent. I could decipher most of the other groups' lyrics but when WU went on, I was
Not only was I confused, I was straight up bored. This did not happen during other said performances of the night (especially not during rage )
Originally posted by: QueBert
Originally posted by: jdoggg12
Ghetto people like ghetto music- thats what i think.
considering 85% of the people who buy their records white kids from the suburbs I don't know about that
Originally posted by: IcebergSlim
Originally posted by: NeuroSynapsis
Originally posted by: IcebergSlim
nothing we can say will be able to answer your question. They rocked the crowd when I saw them on randalls island everyone had 'W's in the air as far as you could see. The whole place was spitting out their lyrics in sync so I don't understand how it could be incoherant.
everybody had W's in the air, but it was quite incoherent. I could decipher most of the other groups' lyrics but when WU went on, I was
Not only was I confused, I was straight up bored. This did not happen during other said performances of the night (especially not during rage )
sounds like you were defective not wu tang.
Originally posted by: Chaotic42
The appeal is their vast financial knowledge and power. I put $10,000 into a Wu-fund in January and it's already worth $35,000. Put your trust in the Wu... I did.
Wu-Tang 4 lyfe, mutha fskers!
Originally posted by: SirStev0
what you saw was the shell of what used to be the wu-tang clan. don't assume that the two are the same thing.
"you need to diversify ya bonds, [insert african-american term of endearment]!"Originally posted by: Chaotic42
The appeal is their vast financial knowledge and power. I put $10,000 into a Wu-fund in January and it's already worth $35,000. Put your trust in the Wu... I did.
Wu-Tang 4 lyfe, mutha fskers!
Originally posted by: KarmaPolice
I went to the Saturday Rock the bells in NY and I have to agree they were no fun. I am not a huge Cypress Hill fan(just know the major songs) but he rocked that place, and put on a great show. Wu Tang were annoying, except for a few points. Rage...well...Lets just say I almost died multiple times. Seeing Rage is one of thos concerts Ive wanted to cross off my list since I was a teenager and realized they were no more. Twas a dream come true. Between the mosh pit, extreme lack of water throughout the hot day, and my mind exploding....I would have to say it was a good show lol.
Originally posted by: dethman
were you at hyundai pavilion in sb or the one in san diego? i was one of the docs on for medical for the one in san bernardino and had all access including vip and backstage it was pretty decent concert. except for all you foolios getting drunk and wasted.
Originally posted by: NeuroSynapsis
Originally posted by: dethman
were you at hyundai pavilion in sb or the one in san diego? i was one of the docs on for medical for the one in san bernardino and had all access including vip and backstage it was pretty decent concert. except for all you foolios getting drunk and wasted.
i was @hyundai pavillion. i swear i thought SBFD would shut down the concert.