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‘Wu-Tang: An American Saga’ Season 2: Thrilling plot twists have fans calling it ‘lit’

The next three episodes of ‘Wu-Tang: An American Saga’ Season Two will hit the Internet on September 15
PUBLISHED SEP 8, 2021
Ashton Sanders aka Bobby Diggs from 'Wu-Tang: An American Saga’ season 2 (Hulu)
Ashton Sanders aka Bobby Diggs from 'Wu-Tang: An American Saga’ season 2 (Hulu)

There are very few shows based on hip-hop but we really wonder if any out of the lot could beat ‘Wu-Tang: An American Saga’. The Hulu original that first premiered in 2019 is back again after a gap of two years. And, oh boy! the show is packed with both emotions and action. The first three episodes of the fictional drama series based on the life of Wu-Tang Clan members dropped on Wednesday, September 8, helping the audience get rid of the mid-week blues.

The first season thrilled the audience with multiple stories that included Bobby Diggs, played by Ashton Sanders, returning to New York, his brother going to jail, and the death of Haze (based on the real-life death of Ernest Sayon). Season two, on other hand kick-started with a bang as we saw Diggs going behind bars for attempted murder. The rest of the episodes saw how he took a new road after a life-altering brush with crime. The next three episodes of ‘Wu-Tang: An American Saga’ season two will hit the Internet on September 15.
 
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Season two raises the bar with thrilling plot twists

The first three episodes have dropped hints for the upcoming episodes promising a roller coaster ride for hip-hop fans. The show chronicles the fictional life of the members of one of the most iconic hip-hop groups ever during the height of the crack cocaine epidemic in New York City in the early 90s. Season two will show how the members came together to record their debut album called ‘Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)'. The first three episodes shed light on the inner turmoil, taking new decisions and getting rid of the confusion in order to follow their passion. So far, the focus has been on Bobby Diggs while other characters too are gradually placed in the spotlight.

The Hulu original is created by RZA and Alex Tse. The series has been executively produced by the duo alongside Brian Grazer, Merrin Dungey, and Method Man. Wu Tang Members namely Ghostface Killah, Inspectah Deck, Masta Killa, and GZA serve as the consulting producers on the fictional drama series.



 



 

‘Wu-Tang series dropping a lot of knowledge'

Social media users especially hip-hop lovers rushed to Twitter as soon as the first three episodes premiered on Wednesday. One user stated, “I forgot all about the new season of wu-tang omg it's lit!” Another user said, “Wu-Tang an American saga is back let’s f**king go!” The next one posted, “That's the Golden era of rap Wu-Tang clan Biggie Smalls Nas just to name of few I was all the way in my bag... Can't forget Mobb Deep!!!”
 
Meanwhile, one user claimed, “The wu-tang saga is so fyeee.” And another individual asserted, “That new episode of wu-tang got me writing.” One loyal fan tweeted, “I haven’t been this excited for a Wednesday release since I heard Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) for the first time, on tape. In 93” as another said, “#WuTang series dropping a lot of knowledge that this new generation won’t be able to pick up on. #Sadtruth” One person had an issue with the character of Diggs, “Ok but why Bobby sound different asf this season compared to season one of wu-tang, it’s throwing me off.” While the next one concluded, “Wu-tang show going crazy waited damn near 2 years.”



 



 



 



 



 



 



 



 



 



 

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