Members & Solo Careers
11 entries in the Wu-Tang Clan compendium.
Members & Solo Careers — Era Chart
RaekwonThe Chef of Wu-Tang, serving cinematic street epics from Staten Island.Ol' Dirty BastardThe half-rapped, half-sung wild card who brought raw chaos to Wu-Tang.U-GodThe deep-voiced rapper who stands among the nine original pillars of the New York City-basInspectah DeckThe low-key inspector delivering surgical verses from Staten Island's Park Hill Projects.GZAA founding pillar of New York's most successful hip hop group.Method ManOne of ten rappers defining an era of hardcore rap with the Wu-Tang Clan.IronmanThe debut solo album from Ghostface Killah, released October 29, 1996, featuring heavy Wu-Supreme ClienteleThe RZA's final mix of soulful grit and spiritual warfare.RedmanThe Method Man partner who brought funk and fire to the Wu-Tang circle.Prince PoA name often confused in fan circles, but absent from the official Shaolin lineage.Busta RhymesSame Shaolin orbit, same raw voltage — Busta ran alongside the Wu-Tang legacy without the
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