I hung out with RZA after a show about 20 years ago when I was 19. He was really cool and respectful. It was such a dope experience because I was a WuTang fanatic and he was a genuinely cool guy and took time to hang out with a fan.,(reply>), Not to get your story down at all, but I know a story of a guy from Germany, who happened to get the whole of the Wu-tang clan coming over to his house for a after party, and they broke down the whole house partying, LMAO XD, I hope one of the Clan members will one day tell about the story in a podcast or something, but it was probably just another day for them in those days. XD,(reply>), Both times I saw WuTang, Rza wasn’t there. It was Gza and Method Man starting the show 3 hours late. Just in time to prevent a riot.,(reply>), @Optic Flow the place I seen him at was The Newport Music Hall in Columbus, Ohio. It’s a dope spot because it holds less than 2000 people so you can just push your way to the front pretty easily. I actually seen Jay Z, beanie Sigel, and Memphis Bleek there too, which is pretty crazy in hindsight because it was the first show of the Blueprint tour at the peak of Jay’s popularity and I was able to be 15 feet away from him in a really small venue. I didn’t get to meet Jay though but it was still a great time. I miss being young haha,(reply>), @getstrongby40 it’s so crazy when I think back about it now that I’m older. We went behind the venue and caught him before he got on his bus. I remember having a conversation about him about his opinion of Canibus (my favorite rapper at the time), and what he thought about Killa Priest no longer being associated with Wu Tang. He liked Canibus and as far as KP he said something like “Some people in life are magnets and attract energy and understanding. Some people are are only temporarily magnetic, meaning if they’re in contact with a real magnet they can absorb it’s properties but it’s only temporary. That’s Killa Priest”. It was some profound shit to say at the time haha,(reply>), Saw Wu-tang a long time ago now, and he was really kind, repeatedly checking if people at the front wanted water and then having it  given out