It's been the subject of rumors for years now, but Raekwon just confirmed that there's not only a joint project with Method Man and Ghostface Killah, but a full-fledged Wu-Tang reunion album as well.
The album, The Wu-Massacre, has been pushed back until next year, but Rae says fans will find the project well worth the wait.
"We wanted that pushed back, I fought for that because I felt that it wasn't enough time, the chemistry is still boiling," he told 57th Ave. "When you think about us putting something together, it's gotta be stupid so my brothers are respecting my feelings on it, I'm respecting their feelings on it, we all saying the same sh*t so. At the end of the day, when yall get the album, enjoy it and get ready for some other sh*t."
Wu-Tang's resident chef then went on to confirm the upcoming release of the long rumored Wu-Tang album Shaolin Vs. Wu-Tang.
"Shaolin Vs. Wu Tang album coming soon. Just think of the title and think Shaolin Vs. Wu. It's gonna be ill," he said.
When asked about reports about dissention in the Wu-Tang ranks, Rae cleared the air, explaining the family dynamic within the crew.
"When you look at us, you look at that typical gang crew. We a cult within ourselves. Just because it's 10 n*ggas here, it's really 100. We look at ourselves as a force of 100. We gon' go through that because that's what brothers do; they gon argue, they gon fuss, fight , whatever. But at the end of the day, it ain't enough to be caught up with emotions because emotions is for b*tches."
"We know we always there for each other," he continued. "We don't always gotta agree. Men don't always agree. But it's a certain kind of brotherhood. It's like being in a penitentiary, there's a n*gga that you love that you can't stand sometimes, but you'll never let nothing happen to. That's the kind of relationship we got. That real love/hate relationship."
Wu-Massacre is due in stores on February 9, 2010.
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