RZA Responds To Artist’s “Once Upon A Time In Shaolin” Copyright Infringement Claims

    RZA responds to artist Jason Koza’s copyright infringement claims of his artwork being featured in the one-liner notes of Wu-Tang Clan’s album Once Upon a Time in Shaolin.

    The Wu-Tang Clan leader native tells TMZ that they didn’t sell the book containing the artwork to Shkreli but it was given to him as a thank you for purchasing the $2 million dollar project.

    “He was given some gifts,” the rapper says. “I think he had a book as a gift. A book of lyrics. A pair of speakers and a few other things as a gift from the people who put together the gift. But the book is not part of the album.”

    The Wu-Tang leader describes the album as being in a box and anything Shkreli received with the box aside from the actual album was a gift.

    The full TMZ interview with RZA is as follows:

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    10 thoughts on “RZA Responds To Artist’s “Once Upon A Time In Shaolin” Copyright Infringement Claims

    1. Come on RZA pay the artist that made those pictures. You sold the album for profit and you kept the artist in the dark about your plans for the album. Method man said it best fk that album,but still pay that artists for his drawings and stop acting like bih

    2. The Vinyl Collections, The Vinyl Collections, The Vinyl Collections, The Vinyl Collections, The Vinyl Collections…WE GET IT MOTHERFUCKERS…NOW GET THIS SHIT OFF THE SCREEN.

    3. FOH rza no one cares bout anything other than the fact that you took a whole album of wu-tang tracks and sold it for profit in a contract to keep the fans from hearing it we all glad this has turned into a massive fuck-up for you stay out the hip hop game n go fill quentin tarentinos coffee

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