Menace quit being objective and just accept my opinion as easily as you would accept it if I did agree that he did fall off
Like cmon dude seriously does it fucking matter wat I think to you that bad?

8 Diagrams (not to be harsh) but it was wack to me....INS only on 2 songs or some shit and Crappadona on like half of em?!?!?!
thats setting yourself up for disaster off the bat lol but dont take my advice if you was gonna buy it tho...Im not a big Wu fan

i think the video is true though but even i wouldn't have put bone at number one. i think he's right about all them falling off but he could have chosen better songs to make his point, Eminem still has the potential to be just as ill as before but he doesn't use it, even Fat Joe still has the potential,

i had to laugh at that Warren G song "She's got her own ringtone" oh man that's sad coz you know he only made that song to follow the trends of everyone else making ringtone songs but he still failed at it.

INS is gonna be on 5 of the songs on Only Built For Cubin Linx 2

that's almost as much as ghostface, who's gonna be on 6

"Campfire"
Verse 1: Method Man
Verse 2: Ghostface Killah
Verse 3: Cappadonna
Contains samples from "Gypsy Woman" by Curtis Mayfield (performed by The Persuasions), and from the film Shaolin vs Wu-Tang

"Take It Back"
Verse 1: Raekwon
Verse 2: Inspectah Deck
Verse 3: Ghostface Killah
Verse 4: U-God
Chorus: Method Man & U-God
Produced by Easy Mo Bee & RZA
Contains samples from "Nautilus" by Bob James & "This That and The Third" By Ilacoin

"Get Them Out Ya Way Pa"
Verse 1: Method Man
Verse 2: U-God
Verse 3: Masta Killa
Chorus: Ghostface Killah & Raekwon

"Rushing Elephants"
Verse 1: Raekwon
Verse 2: GZA
Verse 3: RZA
Verse 4: Masta Killa
"Unpredictable"
Verse 1: Inspectah Deck
Verse 2: RZA
Chorus: RZA & Dexter Wiggle
Contains samples from "Wailing Wail" by Nicholas Flagello

"The Heart Gently Weeps"
Verse 1: Raekwon
Verse 2: Ghostface Killah
Verse 3: Method Man
Chorus: Erykah Badu
Produced by RZA & George Drakoulias
Lead guitar: John Frusciante
Rhythm guitar and percussion: Dhani Harrison
Contains samples from "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" by Jimmy Ponder

"Wolves"
Verse 1: U-God
Verse 2: Method Man
Verse 3: Masta Killa
Chorus: George Clinton
"Gun Will Go"
Verse 1: Raekwon
Verse 2: Method Man
Verse 3: Masta Killa
Chorus: Sunny Valentine

"Sunlight"
RZA solo
"Stick Me for My Riches"
Verse 1: Method Man
Verse 2: Inspectah Deck
Verse 3: RZA
Verse 4: GZA
Chorus: Gerald Alston
Produced by Mathematics & RZA

"Starter"
Verse 1: Streetlife
Verse 2: GZA
Verse 3: Inspectah Deck
Verse 4: U-God
Chorus: Sunny Valentine & Tash Mahogany

"Windmill"
Verse 1: Raekwon
Verse 2: GZA
Verse 3: Masta Killa
Verse 4: Inspectah Deck
Verse 5: Method Man
Verse 6: Cappadonna
Contains samples from "Bang Bang" by Nancy Sinatra

"Weak Spot"
Verse 1: RZA
Verse 2: Raekwon
Verse 3: GZA
Produced by RZA & George Drakoulias

"Life Changes"
Verse 1: Method Man
Verse 2: Raekwon
Verse 3: GZA
Verse 4: Masta Killa
Verse 5: Inspectah Deck
Verse 6: U-God
Verse 7: RZA
Contains samples from "The Road We Didn't Take" and from "Easiest Way to Fall" by Freda Payne

"Tar Pit"
Verse 1: U-God
Verse 2: Cappadonna
Verse 3: Streetlife
Chorus: George Clinton
"16th Chamber (ODB Special)"
Verse 1: Method Man
Verse 2: Ol' Dirty Bastard

i was agreeing with you

really i've noticed most rappers later albums aren't as good as their earlier ones, esp lyrically