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In 2019, Showtime ran a four-episode, four-hour documentary on the Wu-Tang Clan called

Wu-Tang Clan of Mike's and Men.

It was great. It was long. It was quite long. If you remember Wu-Tang forever, the album,

how long that was, this was more than twice as long. My favorite part is early in the second episode.

The members of the Wu-Tang Clan, the Rizza, the Jiza, Method Man,

Rayquan, inspected Deck, ghost face-killa, Mastakila, U-God, and Capadana, with Old Dirty

Bastard, who died in 2004, very much there in spirit, they're sitting in a beautiful old movie

theater in their home base of Staten Island, watching old footage of themselves and

reminiscing. And in this moment, they're arguing about who first suggested they named themselves

the Wu-Tang Clan, and by extension, who first saw the 1983 Hong Kong martial arts movie

where that name comes from. Here is just part of that argument.

I don't know you seen it. I don't know you seen it, but I told you to watch this

shit like this like, yo.

No, no, no, no.

What's going on?

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