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NPR Teaches Us About The Wu-Tang Clan
The conventional wisdom about NPR's music division is that it's the music channel equivalent of Stuff White People Like. It's pretty much true, by and large, so I guess there's an educational aspect to this piece on the history of the Wu-Tang Clan, a story that'll be familiar to anyone who read any issue of a rap magazine between 1994 and 2001. So listen to this below, is what I'm saying. This is simply hilarious. The intro is worth it alone. I guess it is an interesting partnership, which is what the series this interview is part of. But still. [NPR]
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Yeah that was pretty funny.