info on ol' dirty bastard
a.k.a.:
- ODB
- Dirt Dog
- Joe Bananas
- Dirt McGirt
- Dirt The Flirt
- Big Baby Jesus
- Ol' Dirt Schultz
- Cyrus
- Unique Ason
- Osirus
- Jesus
Biography: Ol' Dirty Bastard is by far the most controversial Wu-Member, mainly because he is brutally honest about everyone and everything. ODB has some of the craziest lyrics ever put on a Hip-Hop record, he has a unique style which is vital to the structure of Wu. Ol' Dirty Bastard released his debut album soon after Method Man, 'Return To The 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version' features a variety of different styles, with appearances from Killah Priest, Buddah Monk, Prodigal Sunn, Zoo Keeper, Murdoc, 12 O?Clock, 60 Second Assassin, Shorty Shit-Stain and not forgetting the rest of the Wu-Tang members. He has appeared with pretty much everyone in the music industry, from En Vouge to Wyclef. ODB was the highlight the 1998 Grammy awards, when he bumrushed the stage after digust of loseing the rap album of the year award to Puff Daddy.
Worked With:
- En Vouge
- Omar
- George Clinton
- Mobb Deep
- Wyclef Jean
- Pras
- Mya
- Sunz Of Man
- SWV
- Big Daddy Kane
- Funkmaster Flex
- Mariah Carey
- Q-Tip
- Alkaholiks
- Mystikal
- Craig B
- Blackstreet
Interesting Facts:
Ol' Dirty Bastard has become famous of working with totally abstract (to Ol' Dirty) artists such as Mariah Carey, Blackstreet, En Vouge, George Clinton and Omar.
The RZA, The Genius/GZA & The Ol' Dirty Bastard are cousins.
Ol' Dirty and Inspektah Deck were locked down after the old Wu-Tang Clan recording studio in Staten Island 'The 36th Chamber' was raided by the FBI (It has yet to be confirmed what they were charged with), after his stint in prison he changed his name to 'Osiris' which is supposed to be the god of fertily.
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