Trivia

Named after Robert F. Kennedy.

Is good friends and has collaborated with directors Jim Jarmusch and Quentin Tarantino.

Distant cousin of Flavor Flav.

Considered one of the greatest hip-hop producers of all time, who pioneered the gritty, dark, cinematic sounds of the mid-1990s.

Co-founder of the hip hop group Wu-Tang Clan along with his cousins, the late Ol' Dirty Bastard (Russell Jones) and The GZA (Gary Grice).

Outside of the Wu-Tang Clan family tree, he has worked with Kool G Rap, Björk, Last Emporer, Big Gipp, The Notorious B.I.G., Force M.D.'s, Deborah Cox, E-40, MF Doom, Jayo Felony, Cypress Hill, Ed OG, Junior Reid, Bounty Killer, Afu-Ra, Big Pun, Redman, Dog Eat Dog, Tricky, Texas, Big Daddy Kane, IAM, Talib Kweli, Q-Tip, Ye, and even Shaquille O'Neal.

The New York "Daily News" reported that his family is allegedly the largest extended family living in New York City.

Was offered the role of Brown in Les Infiltrés (2006), but he turned it down because of scheduling conflicts.

Put two Wu-Tang reunion albums up for development, though to be distributed differently: one to be commercially offered, and one to be auctioned off as a single piece to the highest bidder.

Has a brother name Divine, with whom he founded Wu-Tang Enterprises, and who shares executive-producer credit on the group's albums.

Shot an unreleased movie about his alternative ego called "Bobby Digital," in the late 1990s. Since then, he directed his debut feature, L'Homme aux poings de fer (2012).

Was part of a group called Gravediggaz in the mid-1990s, which pioneered a sound called horrorcore hip-hop.

During his visit at the 2008 San Diego Comic Con, he said he's a fan of the Ninja Scroll movie.

Has had numerous record labels of his own including WuMusic Group, Soul Temple records, Razor Sharp, and Wutang Productions.

Hip hop MC and influential producer best known for his work with Wu-Tang Clan.

In 2010 began shooting his first feature film as director, L'Homme aux poings de fer (2012).