When I Sit Here And See That

We Was Just Young Guys Who Wanted To Change. We Got Tired Of Doin' This Same Everyday Bullshit That We Was Doin', And We All Felt Like We Had Dreams O' Bein' A Big Star. You Know, As Far As With Myself, I Never Really Took It That Serious As Bein' A Star. I Only Took It That Serious As Bein' A Emcee, Which Is Two Different Things. You Know What I Mean?

When You A Young Kid At That Age At That Time, And You Know That You Got Talent As Far As Hip Hop, You Wanna Be On The Radio, That's The First Thing. So We Was More Or Less Infatuated With Just Havin' A Song On The Radio, You Know? Before Our Careers Even Launched It Was More Or Less About Lettin' Everybody Know, 'staten Island? You Got Good Emcees There.'

I Want To Show The World That You Do Have Some Artists That Are Ready To Go To The Next Level, And Instead Of Being Selfish With Their Career They'll Open Up The Door To Other People. I'm In A Position To Open Up The Door To Help Other People Do What I Do.

I Think That's A Weak Excuse, To Say Because A Rapper's Getting Older That He Ain't Got It No More. Nah. Don't Go By That Philosophy. Let's Just Recognize That Talent Is Within.

Rza Just Used The Whole Synopsis Of The Karate Flick And Capitalised Offa That Around This Music. Some Things You Find Out And You Compare To Yourself, And You're Like, 'wow, It Has So Much Comparison To It', You Start To Live Like That. And That's What Happened - We Started Callin' Ourselves Wu-tang.