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Wu-Tang Clan Give Letterman Viewers Ruckus in B Minor
11/28/2014
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(Radio.com) Wu-Tang Clan brought the ruckus to The Late Show with Letterman Tuesday night (Nov. 26), this time in B minor. Watching the clip you may notice that unlike the group's appearance on The Daily Show where they all managed to fit around a very small table, there were some members of the Wu that were noticeably missing.

But those that were in attendance managed to hold it down, keeping the danger to a minimum and the clever wordplay at its peak while keeping with a television theme.

Inspectah Deck drops as many TV references as possible, shouting out Sons of Anarchy, Breaking Bad, The Walking Dead and The Big Bang Theory. While Method Man makes it clear they're still No. 1. Read more and watch here.

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