Wu-tang: An American Saga – Season 2

In early 1990s New York, Bobby Diggs strives to unite a dozen young black men who are torn between music and crime but eventually rise to become the unlikeliest of American success stories. The emmy nominated saga continues this fall, and is cast so accurately. Like the first season, Wu-Tang: An American Saga understands what is at stake, which is no surprise when you observe the people behind the show. The first three episodes of season 2 bring a grey area for our real-life lead characters; an area of limbo. You only get one life, and you can feel it in the writing. The era they are in, which is compounded by the drug trade as an easier route, is coupled with the desire to make a true name for themselves. There’s anxiety seeping in season 2 — crossing the line on either side is milliseconds away.

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Part of the reason it’s so easy to become invested in this show is the great cast. While some characters are a little too much, most of the main cast do wonderful job of grounding this show and making this heartbreaking story come to life. Particularly, Ashton Sanders gives a fantastic performance as Bobby and allows the audience to see and feel every emotion he is feeling.

Of course, another one of the strongest aspects of this series is the music. RZA himself creates the music for this series, which explains why it fits so well as it is his story. If you’re a fan of this iconic rap group, you’ll also enjoy hearing some of their music as it is being created.

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