RZA didn’t necessarily play all his best beats, and he took credit for a couple tracks that weren’t his. I’m not mad. He used the opportunity to remind people of the power of the Wu. As the disrespectful comments showed throughout the week, a lot of you backpack dad rappers had clearly forgotten. Now you remember.

Just as amazing is that against a top...two? Three? Certainly 5...group in history, Preemo held his own. The emcees were showcased less, and Preem just focused on what he thought were his best beats. It was one man’s catalog against the entirety of witty unpredictable live shit, and Premier stood strong.