MVRemix: What producer would you like to collaborate with in the future that you haven't worked with yet? Was this a conscious choice or something that just happened? With the help of Rza, Mathematics, 4th Disciple, and True Master on production, Cappadonna put out his debut solo album "The Pillage". It stands for the head of the household. MVRemix: What was the last incident of racism you experienced? Cappadonna: Self-explanatory. Originally posted: March 12th, 2013 Music comes from the soul. Did you ever expect Wu-Tang Clan to become as successful as it has and grow into the worldwide entity that it has become? That's when I dropped 'The Pillage' album. C: There's no real limit to talent. I got 2 other kids besides them. I only can do what I do. That Earth that solid foundation. I do it right now until today. They waiting for me to drop some bombs. Even though this is his 3rd album, Cappadonna is still driving his cab. He wanted to get 'The Struggle' album off the shelves because he said that I was locked into his deal or his label or whatever. Of course, 'Ice Cream' was the best sh*t I ever did for me. That was one of the things that I said would happen before I left New York. While the Wu-Tang sound is there, Cappadonna is truly doing his own thing. Do a party? I have to play front and center now. Gone. Stripping and strip clubs don't' excite me. But he gave them to me on a CD first, so I was able to go and sit down with 'em, chill out with 'em, talk to 'em, and that was how I was able to, when I came back to the studio, just smack them all in the head. I'm a builder, so sometimes I take nothing and keep adding on to it, next thing you know I got a whole pie. MVRemix: How has being a father affected your approach to music? I'm the illest n*gga! Reach out! Nothing in life comes easy. I escaped from work release. I don't know. We talked about hip-hop, driving cabs, Wu-Tang Clan, 'The Pillage', 'The Struggle', relationships, death, labels, and more. It shines on everybody. Cappadonna: Nope. They're scared to take those kind of chances. Canadian Underground Hip Hop - exclusive interviews, reviews, articles, LâOrange and Stik Figa â The City Under The City album review, ethemadassasin â Soul on Fire album review, Robin Thicke â Blurred Lines album review, Ghostface Killah & Apollo Brown â 12 Reasons to Die: The Brown Tape album review, Kelly Rowland â Talk A Good Game album review, U-God â The Keynote Speaker album review, Kevin Gates â Stranger Than Fiction album review. Women play 50% part of a man's life. I need to find Mad Lion and hook up with him. On a warm Autumn evening in 2003, I had an in-depth conversation with Cappadonna. Cappadonna is a truly down to earth individual and his interview definitely gives some insight as to what the road has been like so far and some big things in the works for the future. Cappadonna: Rza is not on there because he ain't want to be on there. The hip hop veteran showed how a true emcee takes control of the stage and puts on a show. I need to be able to reach out to the poor people in the struggle who are trying to come up and trying to sing and do something. MVRemix: You are getting more points on 'The Struggle' album though, right? MVRemix: For people who do not know, how did you get involved with Wu-Tang Clan? Cappadonna: Point blank, they don't roll through the suburban areas like they do in the ghetto. It could've been a seasonal thing, but at the same time it was something that needed to be expressed. While he was not on the debut "Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)" album, he soon became a major part of the Wu-Tang phenomenon. I never looked for this kind of stardom or whatever the case may be. Don't just do rap music. How has the tour been going for you so far? He works for Ghostface now. It's something like that. I’m not holding anything back on this one. I like to listen to a lot of music. C: Yeah they're recording. The music industry is a struggle. CappaDonna (Wu-Tang Clan) conducted by Todd E. Jones . If buried, what do you want on your epitaph (your gravestone)? He's alright. Slow jams and sh*t like that from back in the day. Different ideas I think about for my music. Who were some of your biggest musical inspirations back when you were first got into hip hop? We owe it all to the fans for making it a possibility for us to be able to do this. 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Cappadonna: That's what they say. MVRemix: There are some suburbs in NJ that if you are a minority, the cops will pull you over instantly and all the time. RR: What made you want to do a double album? Cappadonna: Yeah. You can talk all that shit you want nigga, but if you ain't got no album, you can't deliver. Cappadonna: For my fans I love all of you, I thank you for your support, and thanks for keeping it real hip hop with me. He had the 3rd and final verse to the song. Why did you say you wanted to do this if there are issues? Cappadonna: Put it right there. Do you want me to put an address or email in this interview so that people can contact you and donate their services? I put myself in the right place at the right time. C: The beats, the beats was just grabbing me in a certain kind of way, and it was just coinciding with how I was feeling at that time. MVRemix: You said that you may need contributions, favors, or help making the video. MVRemix: Any collaborations, remixes, or future projects fans should look out for? MVRemix: Were there any contract problems or disputes with Sony? Old-school for the gangsters. I don't mind doing the whole overseas thing but I want to embrace my home. It ain't gonna happen. MVRemix: Word association time. How could it be a rumor when my big *ss face was right up on MTV sitting in the car? Cappadonna: I just want to disappear. Ain't nobody perfect, man. While many critics and fans thought that Wu-Tang was falling off, they still made some incredible hip-hop. Can you tell us about this? Cappadonna: Man, hit me on my cell. C: Again, like I said it was a surprise attack. Cappadonna: It's all got a meaning. RR: There has been talks about a possibility of a new Wu-Tang album for the 20th anniversary, do you think there is going to be an album? Cappadonna: What inspired me the most is that I have so much to give, and it’s like I don’t feel that there was a need for me to hold anything back because I still have so much more to give. It's disgusting, man. Sometimes, I don't know either. Cappadonna, Ghostface Killah, and Raekwon made a perfect team. MVRemix: What artist or group would you like to collaborate with in the future that you haven't worked with yet? "),d=t;a[0]in d||!d.execScript||d.execScript("var "+a[0]);for(var e;a.length&&(e=a.shift());)a.length||void 0===c?d[e]?d=d[e]:d=d[e]={}:d[e]=c};function v(b){var c=b.length;if(0
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