Thursday, August 5th, 2010
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RZA Defends Dictatorship In Germany


Wu-Tang Clan founder the RZA always sounds like he has cotton balls stuffed in nostrils. But in a good way. He also always has something interesting to say. Here, in a snippet from an interview he did at last weekend's Splash! Festival in Germany, he talks about how sometimes dictatorship is better than democracy. The interviewer starts to look a little nervous. Now here's a video mash-up that makes it look Adolf Hitler is performing Notorious B.I.G.'s "Live Freestyle '95."

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DoctorDisaster (#1,970)

Plato was right! (Just not very practical.) Good for RZA sticking to his self-imposed term limit. Billy Corgan could learn a thing or two.

What a terrible, misleading headline.

But it's RZA's fault for the bad analogy. How many start-up businesses or bands or whatever are pure democracies? At the same time, what about all those executive producer credits on the early albums? It was usually several people, like 4-5 per album, with Ghostface always getting a credit.

And then…after all that…why did they all complain about RZA wanting to use guitars (on one track!) etc. (I believe Rae said RZA became a hippie?), on that 8 Diagrams album?

Lockheed Ventura (#5,536)

Love the Tablet ad that plays during the Hitler rap.

Trevor Jackson (#1,792)

Way late to the thread.

George W. Bush tried to say something similar. For some reason (for lots of reasons!), it was scarier coming from him than from RZA.

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