Wu-Tang Clan: Of Mics and Men

EXCELLENT!!!!!!! Seriously, this documentary series FAR exceeded my expectations. Their impact and business sense - OMG - so impressive. The music, of course, masterful. Their message and branding of unity outreaches beyond just music. An artful expression, a body of work, of humanity! Beautifully laid out, wonderfully crafted (ie editing, production, direction). Even if you are not a hip-hop fan (or even better) this is a must see for a great understanding. For real. TOP NOTCH! Very well done. Showtime needs to give it an Emmy push in the Non-Fiction cats.

Growing up listening to these guys, being from Staten Island and meeting a few of them. I might be a little biased but this Documentary is very well done and entertaining. These guys changed everything especially on the east coast during the East vs West Days.

What more can I say. The Wu-Tang clan was from where I am from, and happens to be the first time I listened to Hip hop. They exploded on the scene and still from time to time will be seen in Park Hill and Stapleton in Staten Island. They have a special spot in the history of Hip Hop and still are very successful although most of them branched out on their own for solo projects. I guess you could say they put Staten Island on the map in the early 90s. Now getting to the show. It so far is very well done. The show hits on their roots , and where they grew up and started rapping. We shall see where it goes but if it's the Wu then I'm definitely watching. Good stuff.

I loved every second of this. I wish there was an in-depth interview about each member. Maybe that can be RZA's next project haha

I loved this documentary just wished it was longer. I think they should have made this 11 episodes, 1 focusing on each member & 1 on the group. Their story is so much deeper then 4 hours can present. Look forward to more info. Wu-Tang Forever