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MTV News sat down with Ghostface Killah recently as part of the promotional tour for his new album, and during the interview they asked him about the trailer for the new Iron Man movie. (NOTE: Speaking of members of Wu-Tang being interviewed by MTV about movies…) You see, Ghostface has been referring to himself as Tony Stark for a long time now. Like, way back before Robert Downey, Jr. and crew brought the franchise to the big screen — which he elaborates on delightfully in the video by saying things like, “The n—a, he was an alchy, a drunk, and a billionaire at the same time. Y’nahmean? N—a had that money, y’knowhatimean?” — so it made sense to see what he thought about the latest iteration. Here is his review:
“Nah, it look live, though. It look live. They blew his house up, right? That was his crib, right? Yeah yeah, no, it look live, though. It look live. It look live. Look like it’s gonna be some sh-t.”
I want you to listen to me very carefully, Iron Man 3 producers: You put that on the poster. You put ALL OF THAT on the poster. All five “It look lives” and everything. It’s perfect. I mean, what are you going to use instead? Some corny “Yippe Ki-Yay Mother Russia” garbage? No. Absolutely not. You copy and paste that quote, hit it with some gold coloring and some shadowing, and you pop it right under a picture of Robert Downey, Jr. We’ve even worked up a sample for you and posted it below. $150 million opening weekend, guaranteed.
You are very welcome.
How is it that somebody how can barely put a sentence together ends up making bazillions of money?
This world sucks, I demand a refund.
Whoawhoawhoa. Ghostface can put sentences together LIKE CRAZY when he raps. Watch yourself, pal.
From the release Bulletproof Wallets: Strawberry
…Comin’ for days, wettin’ ya cage
My dick is like the sprinklers and maybe ya dush, I’m here to save the day…
~Ghostface Killa, 2001
That shit is poetry man. Poetry!
I get what you mean, and trying to read and make sense of what he writes is also mind-boggling. Who needs rules of grammar for the English language? Apparently not rappers.
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IS THIS GUY MESSING WITH WU TANG CLAN?! ITS NOT OK TO DO THAT!
It’s just one of those days when you wish you had a big bag of dicks to ram in every hole of a fucking spastic, just to shut his stupid face up. Let ME record an album you faggots. Let me serenade you with partial words about how shit your life is compared to mine. UGH.
“English mother fucker! Do you speak it!?”
Ghostface can do way more than string together a sentence. Damn near every sentence he writes is classic:
“Ayo 1…this nigga whole style is straight baby thighs son. Straight up. He might got some songs that yall might enjoy n shit but he a straight glitter blooded nigga wit a bullshit ass rhyme book when it come down to it nahmean. ”
“Either way…when it comes to Aubs you are lookin at the most softboiled creature on Gods green earth yo. This niggas music is so light in the ass that if you look real close at ya speakers when you playin his joints you can see tiny little heart bubbles comin outta em son.”
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I find it hard to believe he does not refer to the planet as “earff”.
You got it all wrong. Let me teach you rap logic. Ghostface Killah does not refer to the planet as “earff”. Planet “earff”. You know like Earff Gotti. Like Gotti, like that white boy with the paint on, Gotye. You know, like the cheese, Gruyere. “However the fuck you pronounce it.” Planet Cheese.
Ghostface is truly a man of the people. Thanks Mancini.
I feel like some people are unclear as to whether Wu-Tang is, indeed, something to fuck wit’. These people require immediate and severe correction.
Poor Ghostface, there’s always some movie character copying his name.
You’re starting to make me feel bad because “Yippie Ki Yay Mother Russia” is growing on me like some kind of fucked up virulent pr fungus.
Why yes good sir I do know what you mean.