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Home / Arts and Entertainment / Method Man Questions Drake's Wu-Tang Sample Choice

Method Man Questions Drake's Wu-Tang Sample Choice

9 Dec

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Summary

  • Method Man expressed confusion over Drake's song title 'Wu-Tang Forever'.
  • He felt the song lacked connection to the Wu-Tang Clan's legacy.
  • The track sampled Wu-Tang's 'It's Yourz' and 'It's Yours'.
Method Man Questions Drake's Wu-Tang Sample Choice

During a recent interview, hip-hop veteran Method Man shared his bewilderment over Drake's 2013 hit song, 'Wu-Tang Forever.' While expressing admiration for Drake as an artist, Method Man admitted he didn't understand the reasoning behind naming the track after the legendary Wu-Tang Clan. He found the title disconnected from the group's identity and legacy, despite the song sampling Wu-Tang's 'It's Yourz.'

Method Man explained that he and other Wu-Tang members were unsure about the song's title and its relevance to their group. He noted that initial thoughts about a potential remix featuring the clan never fully materialized in a way that satisfied their expectations. The lyrical content of the song, which focused on a romantic theme, further contributed to his feeling that it wasn't a genuine tribute.

Reflecting on the track's success, Method Man emphasized that the Wu-Tang Clan had no prior knowledge of its potential impact. He maintained a stance against simply participating due to Drake's fame, prioritizing artistic integrity. The rapper also touched upon the Wu-Tang Clan's recent tour, hinting optimistically at future possibilities despite the ambiguity surrounding the group's 'final' tour.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Method Man expressed confusion over the title, feeling it didn't connect to the Wu-Tang Clan's legacy or identity.
The song sampled Wu-Tang Clan's 'It's Yourz' and T La Rock & DJ Jazzy Jay's 'It's Yours'.
Inspectah Deck mentioned plans for a remix featuring Wu-Tang Clan members, with some verses recorded.

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