[00:09.48] When I was hearin' about Wu-Tang, I kept hearin' about these dudes, [00:14.55] They were comin' to places, tearin' shit up,everywhere they went. [00:16.74] And it was like, they was, they was makin' a mark, [00:19.89] And I kept hearin' the, the name and I knew, [00:22.14] I knew somethin' was comin' with it, [00:23.91] You could tell, you could just feel it. [00:36.49] I remember bein' around Wu and I'm like, um, " [00:40.55] Damn, they just like us." You know what I'm sayin', the, [00:43.12] The Raekwon remind me of this guy, [00:45.22] Ghost remind me of this guy around my way. [00:47.74] It was like cousins almost, it was like, you know, project kids. [00:51.68] That's what it, that was the language, project kids. [00:54.44] We felt it, we smelt it off each other, [00:56.68] And it just shows you, [00:58.34] Out of those housing projects come some brilliant people. [01:01.44] The special thing about Wu-Tang bein' eight or nine guys was, [01:13.99] Each one was a rapper who could represent [01:16.59] His own individual self within that crew. [01:20.15] They were the example for all of us, 'cause we haven't, [01:24.14] We didn't really see that before, [01:25.31] Like more power to them, [01:26.73] And show love to them, respect them, you know. [01:31.36] They're honorable. [01:33.55] They gave us incredible skill. [01:37.05] They gave us incredible poetry. [01:39.10] And they gave us music that no one's touchin' to this day. [01:44.16] It's timeless. [01:47.30]