Masta Killa

American rapper and Wu-Tang Clan member

Masta Killa - American rapper and Wu-Tang Clan member
Born

August 18th, 1969
56 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An influential figure in hip-hop, contributed significantly to the genre as a member of Wu-Tang Clan. Released solo albums, including 'No Said Date' and 'Made in Brooklyn', showcasing lyrical prowess and unique style. Recognized for collaborating with other notable artists and contributing to the Wu-Tang sound that defined a generation. Often celebrated for deep, introspective lyrics and distinctive delivery.

Released solo album 'No Said Date'

Contributed to the Wu-Tang Clan's albums

Participated in significant collaborations

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