The relationship between Wu-Tang's RZA and Raekwon has been awkward lately to say the least. RZA addressed on VladTV that the Chef had yet to record for the next Wu album, A Better Tomorrow. Raekwon discussed his absence with Rolling Stone, where he shared he's not a fan of Wu's new material and won't contribute to a "mediocre" album.
RZA responded to Rae's critique on Hot 97, commenting that he and Raekwon need to actually speak to each other and not through the media:
"What we're not doing as brothers and as business brothers is putting in time together, I have to read about how he feels. He has to read about how I feel. I'm gonna clear one thing up. In the newest article in Rolling Stone Raekwon says that I'm a boldface liar, which I'm far from, "I don't need to lie. I'm a grown man. I've got children. I only have one rule in my house, 'Don't lie to me'."
Would you cop a Wu-Tang album with not one verse from The Chef?
Source: TheSource
