Discover a remarkable true story of music and culture colliding in the acclaimed documentary series, Wu-Tang Clan: Of Mics and Men.
The Five-Year Plan That Changed Hip-Hop
A group of young emcees from Staten Island and Brooklyn, New York joined forces to escape the poverty, violence, and oppression of their neighborhoods, becoming the legendary Wu-Tang Clan. Along the way, they encountered love, brotherhood, wild success, treachery, and death.
Their modern blues demonstrated the universal power of hip-hop. The “five-year plan” that group founder Robert “RZA” Diggs dropped on his co-pilots paid off like the Powerball; twenty-five years later, Wu members take stock of it all.
Essential Viewing for Hip-Hop Heads
Featuring fascinating interviews and amazing archival footage, this four part series directed by Sacha Jenkins stands as a definitive history for all music fans and hip-hop culture historians.
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