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Wu-Tang Clan, appeared on The Daily Show With Jon Stewart on Wednesday, where it performed its classic 1997 hit "Triumph" and performed a new single called "Ron O'Neal." The group, whose new album "A Better Tomorrow" is due out in November, is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year.
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The most impressive part, however, may have been the fact that all nine members of the group fit around Stewart's desk for the interview.
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When Stewart asked how the Wu-Tang Clan managed to keep the whole band together, RZA said, “I think we’re all striving for a better tomorrow. Wu-Tang, we all have something in common with each other as a brotherhood.”
Group members RZA and Raekwon recently made headlines for feuding over the creative direction of the new album. The album will be the first for the group since 2007's "8 Diagrams."
“When we say ‘a better tomorrow,’ we’re striving to make a better tomorrow for ourselves, but also to inspire a better tomorrow for the world,” RZA added.