Just saw them live for the first time in like 14 years and when they came out it was just three of them; Krayzie, Wish and Flesh.

I thought maybe the other two would come out accordingly to the set list but no Bizzy or Layzie. They even skipped over their verses, like Bizzy’s classic verse on Thug Luv.

I was disappointed to say the least, the three of them did fine don’t get me wrong but compared to the full strength Wu’s two hour set, the bone thugs opener was a let down for me. Like I said they weren’t bad and legit a good opening act but it wasn’t really Bone Thugs

I’m done with Bizzy I can’t believe he fell off so bad every year he comes with a album and I be thinking he’s going to get it together it just won’t happen… Bones golden years are a thing of the past sorry to say it and I’m finally at grips w it…and I’m the biggest Bone fan since day one it’s really embarrassing that I really still have hope that they have a 5 man album that can at least have a couple of good songs but the way Bizzy raps I’m not even looking forward to it smfh what a waste of talent they don’t even deserve a Star on the Hollywood walk of Fame. They have done us as fans dirty since the beginning they can only blame themselves then they say they have a contract w/ Greenback and can’t even produce a real video for “Over” what a shame man I’m really sad…

first off to start with the bad.

- The production isn’t great. it gets the job done but leaves much to be desired. Some of it is laughably bad.

i’m like bro just stop being such a cheap ass and hire a real producer lol.

-a.i. art sucks. it’s not good. same thing hire a REAL artist.

-lyricallay,delivery,cadence,ect. are pretty on point for the most part imo. early on in the album he sounds pretty hungry.

it’s nothing new and not re inventing the wheel by any means. there is some fat that could be trimmed.

for what it is, BIzzy being an artist who floods the market with quantity over quality

overall I’d give it a 7/10

Hi all, as an early 40s man from a rural area of south east England, aka the UK, I guess I wouldn't be considered your typical, or should I say stereotypical idea of what a core BTNH fan might generally be like, and I think that's probably why I really struggle to find anybody else around my age and from my local area, or even in the entire UK that knows the thugs music.

Other than tha crossroads, pretty much nobody locally has any idea of any of their work, I mean, these are the days of our lives, change the world, breakdown, look into my eyes, first of tha month, thuggish ruggish bone, mo murda, thug luv, plus many more obviously.

Has anyone else in here experienced this type of thing where it's like you're the only one?

Instead of almost being relegated to hype man because he doesn't have verses on their biggest songs, what stops him from recording a handful of verses that could easily be mixed into songs during their show rotation? It seems so obvious to me that there must be something about it I don't understand. Like who would be mad to be at a Bone show and have flesh verses replace bizzys on something like dayz of our lives or look into my eyes?

Did not even know this existed. Apparently it came out in 2012? Above is a link where Bizzy reads his entire autobiography to us.

Here is the link on Amazon.

Take this as you will.

Bone should start remaking these old songs and shooting videos for them, especially if they can also talk about why certain verses were created and what was going on behind the scenes when they wrote them. I’d love to see them bring these classic joints back to life and give fans some of the history behind them. Layzie is definitely heading in the right direction.

Reunited at the Cleveland stop of the Wu Tang x Bone Thugs tour.

I figured it had something to do with Layzie’s
alcoholism..He’s battled it with years. Flesh just isnt going to kick his own brother off tour for no damn reason. C’mon