Rap’s elder statesmen continue to deliver some of the most compelling music in the genre, challenging the idea that hip-hop is strictly a young man’s game. Wu-Tang Clan legend Raekwon proves that ...
Staten Island-bred rapper Raekwon has been a looming figure in hip-hop since the Wu-Tang Clan’s debut in the early ’90s. In 1995, the “Ice Cream” rapper showed he can easily stand alone with his ...
Hip-hop is frequently considered a young man’s sport. When you’re younger, you’re beaming with fresh, new ideas and the energy to act on all of them. The further you age, the more you might settle ...
Wu-Tang Clan’s legacy goes without saying, but even so, Raekwon feels the collective deserves more credit than they’ve received over the years. While reflecting on his goals during a recent episode of ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Raekwon - Credit: Danny Hastings* Hip-hop is no longer solely youth culture; it's just culture, with cross-generational scenes ...
Raekwon has recruited a vast ensemble of rap legends for his new album, The Emperor’s New Clothes. Released on July 18 through Mass Appeal, the project will have no shortage of guest features. There ...
Legendary Wu-Tang Clan rapper Raekwon and iconic hip-hop duo Mobb Deep will join forces this fall for a special co-headlining tour marking the 30th anniversaries of two classic albums: Only Built 4 ...
Veteran rappers Bun B and Raekwon get together at the behest of HipHopWired and they dropped all the triple OG knowledge you should have expected. The acclaimed digital series I Got Questions returns ...
The Chef had kind words. Raekwon and Ol' Dirty Bastard are two of the most beloved and iconic members of the Wu-Tang Clan. Both rappers dropped classic debuts in 1995. Despite their singular styles, ...
When hip-hop icon and Wu-Tang founder Raekwon the Chef marched into the headquarters of Palantir (PLTR) in 2010, he stumbled upon a company that most of us had never heard of. At that stage, Palantir ...
Finally, a pot dispensary for working ‘spliffs.’ A new marijuana dispensary in New Jersey, co-owned by Wu-Tang Clan rapper Raekwon, was designed for those who like to toke while they work. “Think ...