ODB died in 2004, but “the extent of the FBI's five-year (1999-2004) file on Wu-Tang Clan wasn't unveiled until eight years later. VICE noted in 2016 that the file included "inflammatory allegations" related to racketeering. No charges were ever filed against the legendary hip-hop group.”

Ol' Dirty Bastard Had 'Legitimate Concern' About Government Surveillance Before Reveal of FBI File on Wu-Tang Clan

A new documentary on Ol' Dirty Bastard highlights the Wu-Tang Clan rapper's concerns about government surveillance, years before it was revealed that the FBI had a 95-page file on the MC and his group...

"Legendary rhyme force code-named Charlie Horse."

Anything that looks like it may become a strong social movement gets treated like a possible criminal enterprise. Every, Single, Time.

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I had a chance to see it before the release thru Tribeca Film Festival. Really well done.

Crazy

If they actually investigated they would discover that Wu-Tang is For the Children.

They did a “guns for gold chains” exchange in Philly. When a local news guy asked “what are you doing with the guns?” Dirt said. “I dunno” and the cops swooped in.

Whoa