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It's What It Is / Brooklyn Kings

Masta Killa

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Good Songs

Masta Killa has nice rhymes and these are pretty good beats.

Brooklyn King

MK brings the old Wu feel back to us. It is What it IS brings the Kung Fu feel that has been missin from Wu albums lately. MK just keeps it real with solid fresh lyrics and great verses dropped by Rae and Ghost. Wu fans wont be disapointed even if u arent a Wu fan check it out. If u tired of old worn out BS lyrics listen to MK. MK is not a new rapper he has been in Wu since 93' so when u say he is tryin to be old school he is a part of old school. Check out another pre-release track on Nature Sounds mixtape track called "Ringing Bells" MK's album drops on August 8. Also give a listen to the album No Said Date Mk's first album

Do NOT listen to El Jefe Tomas!

check his reviews; they're all on raggaeton artists. he gives Young Dro 5 stars and Masta Killa 2 stars? you have no credibility. as a TRUE Wu and hip-hop fan, you can't deny these songs. the beats have a throwback feel to em, and it brings back that classic Wu vibe we all know and love. i'll definitely be looking for Masta Killa's "Made in Brooklyn" when it drops.

Biography

Born: August 18, 1969

Genre: Hip Hop/Rap

Years Active: '90s, '00s, '10s

Considered the ninth member of the Wu-Tang Clan, Masta Killa (b. Elgin Turner; aliases: High Chief, Noodles) recorded his first rhymes at the end of "Da Mystery of Chessboxin'" from the Clan's 1993 seminal debut, Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers). He had never seriously written rhymes, let alone rap before then. However, under the tutelage of the GZA, he developed a steadily paced flow that accentuated his intellectual lyrics — although equally distinctive were his smooth voice and understated...
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