The Breakdown: Wu-Tang Over Everything

    What they did, have done, and will continue to do has never been seen before in the history of the music business.

    24 thoughts on “The Breakdown: Wu-Tang Over Everything

    1. I’m starting to really like those Murs breakdowns. Best one yet. As for Wu-Tang I mean what can you say. One does not simply fuck with Wu-Tang. Although I barely enjoy their new releases nowadays; there is always a sign of greatness on those new lp’s. I grew up with Wu-Tang me and my friend bought every release there was from official solo albums to Royal Fam, killa bees, Sunz of Men, Killarmy and what not, we had everything. And what pisses me off the most is that The Rza is always not there with prople’s all time producers list. You always have Preemo, Pete Rock, Jay Dee, the Bomb Squad, Just Blaze, Marley Marl but Bobby Digital is barely there. F that he is top 3 in hip-hop.

    2. Wu tang was cool but not really dominant especially in the 90’s, I can understand it coming from Wu tang clan fans though, but the 90s’ were waved out by other acts like Pac, Biggie, No Limit Records, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Snoop Dogg.

    3. Great breakdown. I grew up on Wu and still remember grabbin The W at a midnight release when i was like 14. Favorite solo album has to be either Liquid Swords or Supreme Clientele.

      1. LIQUID SWORDS IS A TOP 5 RAP ALBUM OF ALL TIME. The only album I’ve actually purchased 3 times in my life.

    4. Definitely one of the best breakdowns thus far. Excellent work MURS. First time I heard MURS he spit some shit like, “So I put the guns down, smacked him around, told him to calm down, and then I gave him the run down.” Shit was dope. And Wu Tang mos def aint nothin to fuck wit!

    5. Cool stuff would have been better with a dude acting awkward though. Cypress Hill, Ugk, Bone, 3-6 were always my favorite groups

    6. Yo Murs definitely a dope video and I ain’t saying you didn’t give them enough love, but masta killa just dropped a dope album. Check loyalty is royalty and his first one if you get a chance people missed no said date and it is hot. So was made in Brooklyn. People should show masta killa love. Yea he never went gold but he’s a dope rapper.

    7. I grew up in Houston, N.O, Little Rock, I never really knew anybody that listen to Wu most of the people I went to school
      with were bumping Rap A Lot, No limit, Bone Thugz, Pac, 8ball and MJG, Outkast to me for the most Part people in the south weren’t big on East Coast artist especially Wu, East Coast rappers always seemed to hate on rappers that weren’t from New York.

      1. In New Jersey we had access to tons of music and with the exception of Pac and Outkast no one really listened heavy to those artist you named at that time. It was West Coast and East Coast music primarily, up here. I wasn’t hate it was just so much great music up here people literally didn’t have time to listen to every single artist.

        1. I’m from Jersey right over the bridge from Staten Island. I was bumping outkast. I even had Soul Food from Goodie Mob, but admittedly I wasn’t super into it at the time. You’re right about Pac, I might have F’d with the greates hit double CD but that was about it.

        2. My cousin is from D.C he used to come down for summers in the 90’s he is about 2 years older than me I live in south Fla, The only thing he listen to was Geto Boyz, Scareface, Pun and Bone Thugs N Harmony

    8. WuTang is for the children. F a shoutout. Good think you made this breakdown because of it I’m running through my Wu vinyl collection all day and it feels like I’m 17 again. Again and again

    9. YO LABELS ALWAYS HAVE BEEN THE SAME ! MAKE THEM COME OUT WITH SOME SUPER CORNY SONG!! poor boys, no wonder they got off the label and started the WU. (and Gza wrote the song LABELS anyhow, which he disses the HELL out of every label back then, including Cold Chillin!)

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