who's the artist of wu tang?

Answer 1

The group started with just three members, RZA, GZA and Ol' Dirty Bastard, known as All In Together Now.

Now Wu Tang consists of:
* RZA
* GZA
* Ol' Dirty Bastard (who is now deceased)
* Raekwon
* Ghostface Killah
* Inspectah Deck
* Method Man
* Masta Killa
and
* U-God

Answer 2

The wu-tang clan which includes but is not limited to ... method man, inspecta dec, ol dirty basta (might be in jail), ray quan, the rizza, the jizza, ghost face killa...

(spelling is way off)

Answer 3

the rza, the gza, ODB, method man, inspecta deck, Raekwon, ghostface killa, masta killa, u-god

these are the official members. ODB is no longer with the group, considering he died a couple years ago.

Answer 4

rza
gza
method man
ghostface
golden child
yo moms
my da
your neighbor
you
me
etc

Answer 5

Don't you mean artists?

Answer 6

RZA (born Robert Diggs, 1969) - The de facto leader of the group. He produced the entirety of Enter the Wu-Tang and the majority of the tracks on subsequent Wu-Tang albums. He has also produced many of the group's solo efforts, especially early on. Considered a producing pioneer, recently his popularity has transcended hip-hop. Thanks to Jim Jarmusch giving him his break with Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai, he has gone on to score several Hollywood films such as the first installment of Quentin Tarantino's critically acclaimed Kill Bill. He is the cousin to GZA and Ol' Dirty Bastard.
GZA a.k.a. The Genius (born Gary Grice, 1966) - He is the oldest member of the group as well as the most experienced, having begun rapping in 1976, when hip-hop was still a local New York phenomenon [2]. He released an album in 1990 before the formation of Wu-Tang on Cold Chillin'/Reprise as The Genius titled Words from the Genius, though issues with label politics led him to seek an independent route with Wu-Tang [3]. His first Wu-Tang solo album Liquid Swords is considered by fans among the best albums the group has released.
Ol' Dirty Bastard a.k.a. ODB, Osirus (born Russell Jones, 1968 - 2004). The most unique member of the group, his wild behavior drew significant media — and often police — attention. Along with Method Man, he was among the most popular members of Wu-Tang with high sales and guest spots with industry giants like Mariah Carey. He died November 13, 2004 of a drug overdose while recording in the studio for his Roc-A-Fella album.
Raekwon (born Corey Woods, 1970) - Nicknamed "The Chef" for having "lyrical flavor," as well as his skills at 'cooking' cocaine into crack rock, his use of slang is the most extensive. His influential solo album Only Built 4 Cuban Linx is generally credited with initiating the Mafia rap phenomenon of the mid-to-late-1990s. Only Built 4 Cuban Linx is generally considered one of the best of the solo albums by fans, along with Liquid Swords and Supreme Clientele.
Ghostface Killah (born Dennis Coles, 1970) - (a.k.a. "Tony Starks") Originally never appeared in public without a mask (not due to outstanding warrants, contrary to popular belief [4]), he later took off the mask and secured himself a place in rap history by co-starring with Raekwon on Only Built 4 Cuban Linx, making the album almost as much his as it was Raekwon's, as he even had a solo track on the album. However; the same holds true for his debut album Ironman, where as Ghostface only had about three solo tracks and Raekwon and others were featured on almost every song; and Raekwon has a solo of his own on it, as well. Mainstream hip-hop press credits his sophomore album Supreme Clientele with "saving the Wu;" upon its release in 2000, it was considered by some reviewers as one of the very few post-Forever Wu-Tang solos to rise above mediocrity. In 2004, Ghostface dropped the "Killah" part of his moniker and released The Pretty Toney Album. He followed this with the very well-received Fishscale, released in 2006. With Fishscale he brought back the "Killah."
Inspectah Deck (born Jason Hunter, 1970) - (a.k.a. "Rebel INS") He was one of the star members of the group, gaining attention by providing stand-out performances on other members' songs. He was a popular guest rapper in 1997 and 1998 and is considered by many in the fanbase as the stand-out member on Wu-Tang Forever. Lately he has taken a back-seat to other members.
Method Man (born Clifford Smith, 1971) - (a.k.a. "Johnny Blaze") The first to release a solo album, his solo career went on to become the most successful in the group with platinum sales and a Grammy for I'll Be There For You/You're All I Need with Mary J. Blige. He has also had a significant acting career with many film and television credits to his name, most notably the comedy film How High and the sitcom Method & Red, both co-starring with Redman, who he also made an album with in 1999 titled Blackout!.
Masta Killa (born Elgin Turner, 1969) - He was the only member not already an experienced rapper at the time of the group's formation and was extensively mentored by GZA during his early days with the group. However he was largely absent on the groups first album (Enter the Wu-Tang) due to him being incarcerated. He was the last to release a solo album, though when he finally did release No Said Date, it was generally well received. [5]
U-God (born Lamont Hawkins, 1970) - (a.k.a "Golden Arms") One of the lesser hailed members of Wu-Tang, he has had a rather unspectacular solo career. He later blamed this on RZA and a short beef between them ensued, though they eventually reconciled.

Answer 7

rizza, method man, old dirty bastard, ghost face killa, and many more

Answer 8

the wu tang clan...
i know: method man, rza, ghost face killa...there's more but i dunno

Answer 9

a ******...lol.....yea **** you to