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Originally Posted by matious
So far they don't seem as much of a collective as WTC though. Wu Tang almost every member shined(excluding like inspectah deck or something) while in Odd Future, the only 2 people who seem to be getting any coverage are tyler and domo.
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Earl seems pretty popular. But I see your point about Wu being more tightly-knit. Although I also suspect that the collective nature of the Wu was mostly for marketing the individuals. They didn't have youtube or twitter to get famous so they needed to build a bigger, more universally interesting narrative. But really, I think most of them were always mostly interested in their own careers than in their success as a group. They each knew they had to make their group a legend to get attention. OF only needed the internet.