Ghostface Killah claims Sean "Diddy" Combs was the main reason why Wu-Tang Clan was blocked from getting radio play in their ...

As if the Hip-Hop community needed anymore reason to give Diddy “The Diddler” (allegedly) the side eye for the rest of ...

Wu-Tang Clan member Ghostface Killah says Sean 'Diddy' Combs assisted in keeping them off the radio in the late '90s.

Wu-Tang Clan’s Ghostface Killah has dropped a bombshell: he claims that Sean “Diddy” Combs played a role in effectively ...

Ghostface Killah has claimed that Diddy was responsible for limiting Wu-Tang Clan’s radio airplay during the late 1990s. Video Speaking on “The Bootleg Kev Podcast,” he recounted touring with Rage […] ...

Ghostface Killah has alleged that Diddy admitted to playing a role in Wu-Tang Clan’s struggles to get radio airplay in 1997.

Ghostface Killah is set to do the unthinkable — create a sequel to his ultramagnetic rap classic album “Supreme Clientele” — at the end of the week.

Raekwon and Ghostface Killah’s connection before Wu-Tang Clan The Wu-Tang Clan is a New York hip-hop group through and through, and its roots in Staten Island have been strong since its formation.

Ghostface Killah has announced the long-awaited sequel to his 2000 classic, Supreme Clientele, with the album slated to arrive Aug. 22 via Mass Appeal. The Supreme Clientele 2 announcement was ...

—Ghostface Killah, on the long-lasting, ongoing respect that Wu-Tang Clan continues to receive. “Being here, representing my brother [Ol’ Dirty Bastard] — that’s my brother!

For that, you'll get a vinyl Ghostface sporting a real 14-karat gold chain, holding a chalice with real Swarovski crystals and wearing a miniature GFK robe, plus a Killah Doll mix tape.

Ghostface Killah: “My favorite on 36 Chambers gotta be between ‘Method Man’ and ‘Can It Be All So Simple.’ ‘Method Man’ because at that time, he had so many fuckin’ styles, B.