@malcolm.penn: @siriusxm BCC vs Wutang 🧢 #hiphop #wutang #killabee

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kedrickfrance47
kedrickfrance46 :
RZA had 🔥 beats but so does the BEATMINERZ
2026-07-25 01:53:37
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tradeography
Tradeography :
Who got the props? Black Moon. 🌒
2026-07-25 06:10:32
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sss520528
SSS :
Boot Camp and DITC always be levels above Wu.
2026-07-25 18:16:13
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bigolsam76
Samo Hung :
Females also rocked with the WU for some reason. I’ve never seen a female Boot Camp fan IJS
2026-07-25 21:28:36
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jasonvorhees8391
jasonvorhees8391 :
what separated them was the individual albums from wu that came out after 36 chambers. that first run of albums along with dropping forever in 97 was just impossible to top. I love bcc and wu but nothing is beating wu's run 92-97.
2026-07-24 23:56:41
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dimeaux5
dimeaux :
BCC has always been better then Wu…. Columbia pushed wu to suburb yt kids…. Goto a wu show across america & its 90% yt crowd, especially down south & out west…
2026-07-25 01:27:06
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jackoreo74
Michael Garcia9332 :
difference is wutang was better
2026-07-23 19:38:01
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build_n_destroy
build_n_destroy :
I disagree it was a small moment right before nas buckshot was the guy. He had nyc hip hop in his hand for a short moment.
2026-07-23 22:11:22
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avatarthearticulate
Avatar the Articulate :
Na b boot camp had hits what you talking about? And they had evil D! As revolutionary as RZA as far as production. I respectfully disagree on that part king 👑
2026-07-23 22:06:24
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the_hefty_lefty_
big dog. :
The whole boot camp clik is arguably the most underrated group in all of hip hop history. They just did not get the recognition they are today. buckshot is a pioneer in this. He's the reason I fell in love with rap music.
2026-07-23 22:14:23
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duhhhlexxxis
user4504236258140 :
Wu-Tang was not on Columbia. In 1993 they signed to Loud Records. Columbia was way bigger than Loud.
2026-07-23 21:14:05
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aloysius.dominion
عيسى عليه السلام Prophet Easa :
Blackmoon was the Truth
2026-07-23 21:56:00
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abdraheem.brown
Abd'Raheem Brown :
Black Moon ..Was definitely underrated
2026-07-25 03:00:17
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ellerby29
Ellerby :
What's funny is....your using this platform to basicly dispute and tear your brother apart about his truth. But your not educating the people in what your saying is true and not. The truth is EVERYTHING Buckshot said was true. But what you left out was they... BOOTCAMP ....did have hits sir. They just didnt have as many as WUTANG. Their consistency wasn't there, not to mention they were on a small label that wasn't able to give them the push they needed to be more successful. If you are so much the "music dude" you should say that and EDUCATE those tuning in that may also be in music and need to learn about the difference it makes in everything the work you put in as well as who pushes that work for you. Case and point you can have GREAT artist but if the label doesn't know what to do with you....then your a dead duck in open water. A successful career in music is based on the correct chemistry in ALL areas people. To show they understood that that's the reason they formed Duckdown and partnered with Priority for later projects. Tell the whole truth bruh. Now I return you back to your regularly scheduled programming...
2026-07-23 22:10:03
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futurephysicianmd
4 the Culture MD Student :
Buckshot had hit records
2026-07-24 00:40:24
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1steye
🇺🇸 1stEye 🇺🇸 :
BootCamp Clique, Helta Skelta, Sniff & Wesson
2026-07-25 20:00:50
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jackdume
Jackdoom :
I agree with Buck Shot
2026-07-25 21:03:11
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joyfulnick
Nick Gioiosa :
the. RZA !!!
2026-07-26 02:10:13
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tioesteverino
Steverino :
Yeah, sorry Buc that’s waf!
2026-07-25 03:18:17
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blackcommunityapp.com
blackcommunityapp.com :
In 1990, RZA left New York City to live in Steubenville, Ohio, where his mother stayed. The artist has touched on this period in lyrics, as well in his text, The Tao Of Wu. On weekends, RZA stayed with his stepfather, who ran a convenience store in Pittsburgh’s Pennsylvania’s Hill District. RZA continues, “The streets [were] not working. Every time we get a package, you can make $10,000. But guess what? Somebody [each time] got arrested. Somebody got shot. I kept seeing a cycle of non-success,” recalls RZA, who watched bad news within in his circle transpire on a weekly basis. “‘Yo, so-and-so got shot,’ ‘Yo, they stabbed [Wisegod] ‘Yo, they shot [Ghostface Killah].’ It was never right. Then, all of a sudden, myself is in violence; I’m facing eight years in prison. All of this knowledge that I accumulated is worth toilet-paper right now because I’m not [properly] utilizing it.” Wu-Tang Clan Empties All 36 Chambers For Logic. This Collabo Is Nuthin’ To F Wit (Audio) In 1991, RZA allegedly shot Willie Waters in the leg after Waters kicked RZA’s car. According to a 2000 Village Voice article by Frank Owen, RZA was charged with felonious assault. In this same period of time, Ghostface Killah was shot in Ohio. Wisegod (aka General Wise), who RZA referred to at the A3C chat (and would eventually go on to manage Killarmy) was also present in this era. https://ambrosiaforheads.com/2018/10/rza-ohio-charge-case-transformation-wu-tang-clan/
2026-07-25 17:01:20
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shawngreer209
Shawngreer :
Good music, but they were not as good as wutang. I’m sorry bro
2026-07-25 12:53:13
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neil.mccauley
Neil McCauley :
Wu Tang had a gimmick, that’s what they had. Boot Camp made raw street shit and looked and dressed like the rest of us. Wu’s “mystique” was their gimmick with all the martial arts stuff etc.
2026-07-23 22:57:46
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flo19201
FLO :
Wu was selling tapes out of the back of a van back in 91/92. They caught on with almost no promotion.
2026-07-25 03:10:30
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hilalymshana
Hilaly Mshana :
Different types beat
2026-07-24 13:34:17
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blackcommunityapp.com
blackcommunityapp.com :
Why Ya'll think Wu-tang has the Pittsburgh Black & Yellow color scheme 🤔 In 1990, RZA, in his late teens, left his home in New York City to live with his mother in Steubenville, Ohio. His stepfather ran a convenience store in Pittsburgh, in the Hill District. “Pittsburgh basically was the weekend spot,” he says. “My pops, he would stay the whole week running the store, and maybe I’d go out once, twice a week or whatever. Met some cool dudes out there, pretty tough. “At that time everybody was into the rough life, shall we say.” https://www.pghcitypaper.com/arts-entertainment-2/wu-tangs-rza-found-his-second-chance-in-steubenville-1637802/
2026-07-24 15:58:58
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