Since the release of the Wu Ha Krew`s groundbreaking debut album Breakfast at Lanzos in 1984 the group had fallen into relative obscurity. Many rumors have surrounded the breakup of the pioneering yet unconventional trio, but now it seems that the truth about lost years is about to be revealed. 

To the amazement of onlookers, on a crisp fall morning in 2005 producer Charles Trent Collingwood (aka Coolie T.) and MC Yousef William Baxter III (aka Yolky Wytz) walked into the legendary bagel house and deli, Papa Lanzo`s on the corner of 3rd, 4th, & 5th street in Little Italy, and took breakfast together. Neither had been seen there for almost twenty years! 

Reluctant to talk about their time apart and the alleged fallout that broke up possibly the greatest creative pairing in the history of Hiphop, the duo are now focusing on the future. They have promised new material, but what and when we can only speculate, but for now enjoy the nostalgia.

Drunken Fuck Up

You be Goin' Down

American Psycho

Smoke 1

2001 - 17 year anniversary Rap Off [Intro]!

2001 - 17 year anniversary Rap Off!

We Are The Shit

Spend the Night with Wu!

Armed and Dangerous

We Are The Shit Part 2

Yo, Yo, Yo, this is T. - me an` Y.W. have set up this page as it seems a good place for the Krew to let the fans now what we`re up to as we work on some new records. Plus we ain`t in the same place too often these days so this shit acts as a great forum for public arguments and dissin` each others mammas` - fuck yeah. We may or may not answer some questions about stuff in the last few years but we hope to keep you fuckers up to date with all the nu stuff `n` shit. So let`s keep it fun and friendly so no fuckers get hurt goddamit.
PS. Chog - if you out there, you better call me you dumb ginger bastard or so help me when I find you I will kick the living conscious out of your stumpy little body, stomp on your head and fart in your fuckin` ears.

THE CATCH UP...... 
Since the release of the Wu Ha Krew`s groundbreaking debut album Breakfast at Lanzos in 1984 the group had fallen into relative obscurity. Many rumors have surrounded the breakup of the pioneering yet unconventional trio, but now it seems that the truth about lost years is about to be revealed. 

To the amazement of onlookers, on a crisp fall morning in 2005 producer Charles Trent Collingwood (aka Coolie T.) and MC Yousef William Baxter III (aka Yolky Wytz) walked into the legendary bagel house and deli, Papa Lanzo`s on the corner of 3rd, 4th, & 5th street in Little Italy, and took breakfast together. Neither had been seen there for almost twenty years! 

Reluctant to talk about their time apart and the alleged fallout that broke up possibly the greatest creative pairing in the history of Hiphop, the duo are now focusing on the future. They have promised new material, but what and when we can only speculate, but for now enjoy the nostalgia.

The Wu Ha Krew