Wu-Tang Clan

These lyrics are about Wu-Tang Clan members discussing a missing tape and then going to avenge a friend who was attacked.

This song is about Ghostface Killah's strength, Dutch Masters cigars, the architecture of the album tracklist, and Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier's Thrilla in Manila boxing match.

These lyrics are about the Wu-Tang Clan's strength and power and their refusal to be taken lightly.

This song is about the Wu-Tang Clan's rise to fame and their influence on hip-hop culture.

These lyrics are about a chess match between Shaolin and Wu-Tang with Five Deadly Venoms, and the strength of Toad Style.

This song is about the importance of the 1979 kung fu film The Mystery of Chess Boxing to the Wu-Tang Clan.

These lyrics are about Method Man's rap style and his threats of violence.

This song is about Method Man's rap style and the influence of Inspectah Deck's demo song, "This Ain't Your Average Flow".

These lyrics are about a man's journey from a life of crime to a life of hard work and resilience.

This song is about Raekwon's experience growing up in the crime-ridden Park Hill projects and the Wu-Tang Clan's journey from selling drugs to becoming successful rappers.

These lyrics are about the Wu-Tang Clan's declaration of war against their competition with their unique and dangerous style of rap.

This song is about the Wu-Tang Clan's lyrical style and their inspiration from martial arts films.

These lyrics are about the Wu-Tang Clan's resilience and strength in the face of adversity.

This song is about Wu-Tang Clan's beef with Tupac Shakur and Outlawz, the effects of cyanide, and the importance of having a strong will power.

These lyrics are about the Wu-Tang Clan's hip-hop song "Protect Ya Neck".

This song is about GZA's experience with Cold Chillin' Records and the Wu-Tang Clan's rise to fame.

These lyrics are about the Wu-Tang Clan's prowess, power, and influence in the rap game.

This song is about Wu-Tang Clan members using metaphors and wordplay to rap about their superiority in the music industry.

These lyrics are about a group of friends engaging in criminal activities in the city.

This song is about a police raid and the consequences of it.

These lyrics are about the Wu-Tang Clan's success and their impact on the hip-hop culture.

This song is about the rise of the Wu-Tang Clan and their influence on hip-hop culture.

These lyrics are about a man trying to get a tape back from his friend and encountering a violent situation.

This song is about the Wu Tang Clan's reaction to the death of Shameek and Method Man's attempts to make amends.

These lyrics are about the struggles of hustling and the high cost of living the life.

This song is about the origin of the hook being Melanie Safka's song "Do You Believe".

These lyrics are about the struggles of African Americans and the importance of unity and brotherhood.

This song is about recognizing the past injustices and using them as a motivation to achieve greater things in life.

These lyrics are about the consequences of violence, the power of unity, and the importance of respecting life.

This song is about RZA's views on women, Galvatron, Unicron, the Nation of Gods & Earths, Rom, and the Matrix series.

These lyrics are about a group of rappers who are bragging, partying, and engaging in violence.

This song is about the Tribe of Shabazz, Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier's fight, and Wu-Tang Clan's music and lyrics.

These lyrics are about hip hop legends Inspectah Deck, Raekwon, Method Man, Masta Killa, RZA, Ghostface Killah, U-God and Cappadonna celebrating their success and hustle.

This song is about GZA's skill and preparation to win, and how his speed is compared to Jesse Owens' career.

These lyrics are about a group of warriors fighting for justice and avenging their masters death.

This song is about the consequences of selling and using crack cocaine, the power of revolutionary music, and the impact of protecting a hero's legacy.

These lyrics are about the struggles of life, incarceration, and the consequences of bad decisions.

This song is about the Million Man March, the drug war, and the struggles of living in the projects.

These lyrics are about the Wu-Tang Clan's celebration of their success and the power of their words.

This song is about the first release of Rick Rubin’s label, Def Jam, and the Wu-Tang Clan's references to five percenter knowledge and the movie Five Deadly Venoms.

These lyrics are about Wu-Tang Clan's reunion and their celebration of the underground hip-hop scene.

This song is about the Wu-Tang Clan's experience with the FBI and their views on the rap game and the second coming of Jesus Christ.

These lyrics are about the Wu-Tang Clan's underground hip-hop culture and lifestyle.

This song is about Wu-Tang Clan's signature Adidas Forums, Clarks Wallabees, and the Nation of Islam's doctrine of Yakub.

These lyrics are about a man's regret after his brother was shot and killed.

This song is about Ghost and Big Moe's risky behavior and the consequences of their actions.

These lyrics are about the Wu-Tang Clan's prowess and dominance in the rap game.

This song is about the Wu-Tang Clan's founding members, their associates, and their influence on hip-hop culture.

These lyrics are about a group of rappers reflecting on their past and present successes and struggles.

This song is about reminiscing on the Wu-Tang Clan's humble beginnings and the struggles they faced in their youth.

These lyrics are about the dangers of trying to run game on someone and the consequences of challenging the Wu-Tang Clan.

This song is about Ghostface Killah's use of the "Texas"/“wreck this” rhyme and ODB's fiery power of the Wu-Tang Clan.