The Wu-Tang Clan Needs To Take It Back (”It” Being Their Shared Copy Of After Effects)


If music videos really do only make up 4 percent of MTV’s programming, the quick and dirty new Wu-Tang clip probably won’t convince the network to bump that number any time soon; the average episode of Parental Control is blessed with a larger budget than the video for “Take It Back,” the product of a director trying to work some slide show magic with a feuding Clan, some onstage stock footage, and a little Crazy Taxi-grade CGI. It’ll probably look terrible in HD, but hey, it’s all but made for the streaming confines of the little YouTube box. [YouTube via Nah Right]

 
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  1. rad_matter  |   Posted on Feb 18th, 2008

    It’s like an end credit sequence to a movie…like The Rocky Horror Picture Show with less fishnets and more (cheap) CGI buildings.

  2. Falconfire  |   Posted on Feb 19th, 2008

    Wu-Tang videos have always looked like after-effects disasters. At first I thought it was because of their age, but these days I just realized its because they spend the bulk of the money of the video on booze and weed and then just throw it to their buddy to finish.

  3. I heard that this was directed by Idris “Stringer Bell” Elba. Not sure how/if that explains the buildings from Duke Nukem playing such a prominent role.

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