Pain is temporary, Wu-Tang is forever.

Wu Tang, particularly RZA changed the music business. I believe they were the first group that signed to a label and had in their group contract that  the individual members would be able to sign with other labels for their solo projects. That was unheard of back in the day. They changed the landscape of contracts with record labels.

As a kid I loved wutang even more because they incorporated the whole kung fu theme into their music.

Much respect to Joe Rogan for understanding the impact of Wu-Tang!

90’s. The Golden Age of Hip Hop.

ODB was also a genius in so many ways. RIP ODB! 👐

When I was little, my father was famous
He was the greatest samurai in the empire
And he was the Shogun's decapitator
He cut off the heads of 131 lords
It was a bad time for the empire
The Shogun just stayed inside his castle and he never came out
People said his brain was infected by devils
My father would come home, he would forget about the killings
He wasn't scared of the Shogun, but the Shogun was scared of him
Maybe that was the problem
Then, one night, the Shogun sent his ninja spies to our house
They were supposed to kill my father but they didn't
That was the night everything changed.

Wu-Tang is for the kids! 👐🏿

Liquid swords will forever be an iconic album.

Love Joe for this... and how he's always speaks of Nas, much respect. We appreciate you Joe.

Much respect for Rogan knowing about the WU

Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) is a masterpiece.

As a 90s white kid, Wu Tang was the group that introduced me and my friends to rap music.  Dop Shit was my favorite song for so long.  Just imagine a chubby pastey white kid singing OBD in class and the teacher sening him to detention of throwing up the W on his way out.  Wu Tang, Wu Tang, Wu Tang!

As a Staten Island native, born in 80 and raised in the 90's , appreciate this.

90s and early 2000 era of Hip Hop Will always be Memorable and implanted in my mind.

Joes love for old school rap is dope !

I'm 42, Moroccan-born, raised between Brussels and Paris suburbs, moved out at 21 and never settled more than a couple years somewhere. I hardly listen to Hip Hop nowadays but since 1993 Wu-Tang has always been by my side. I got to see them live twice, 1997 and 2015.

Writing this comment while banging "Walking through the darkness" by Tekitha from the Ghost Dog OST.

Wu-Tang Forever !

My first introduction to Wu was playing my dad's copy of Wu Tang: Taste the Pain on PS1. He used to hide the instruction manual from me so I couldn't turn on blood 😂

Khalil Roundtree has described perfectly the effect that Wu-Tang Clan have on you when you get to spar with their music playing 💯💯

For me, Wu Tang Clan and Cypress Hill are the OG's of Rap. When I was a kid you weren't cool if you didn't know who they were.