Bizzy Bone went live to clarify the situation surrounding his absence from the Wu-Tang tour, criticizing the negative energy from some fans and their attempts to undermine the group\u2019s legacy. He explained that his withdrawal was due to the complexity of the deal, which had already been finalized without him, and that he is focusing on his solo album. Despite the internal conflicts within Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, he emphasized his desire for the group\u2019s success, regardless of his participation in the tour.<\/em><\/p>\n Bizzy Bone went live for nearly an hour to clarify the situation surrounding his absence from the Wu-Tang tour. It turned into more than just an explanation of tour logistics. The Cleveland legend talked about everything: his upcoming solo album, the toxic energy from certain fans online, and what\u2019s really bothering him.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n \nHis Instagram was down for three to four weeks. That happened right when he was about to promote his new project. So he switched to Facebook to stay in touch with his fans. There, he found something that hit him harder than any platform outage: fan groups that were tearing down the legacy he had helped build.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n \n\"I accepted the blessing God gave me, so I'm not going to mess it up. You guys are going crazy over the rest of the group and what the group is doing. I\u2019m thinking: can you guys please just support the group? No matter what happens, for God\u2019s sake, support the group,\" he said, frustrated by the constant negativity.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n \nOne comment stood out. A fan wrote that they hoped Bizzy would go broke so he\u2019d have to crawl back on his hands and knees. His response was ice-cold: he doesn\u2019t pay rent and owns his properties outright. He\u2019s not going anywhere.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n \nThe Wu-Tang tour situation is more complicated than fans realize. The deal had already been finalized with the other members before Bizzy was even called. Adding him would mean that everything would have to be renegotiated. No one was up for that. So he backed out and let his brothers take the money. He knows exactly how much everyone is making from the tour, because his connections in the industry keep him in the loop. The money just didn\u2019t add up for him anyway.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n \nWhat makes the situation even more frustrating is that Layzie Bone also released a 14-minute video explaining why he isn't participating. Only Krayzie Bone, Wish Bone, and Flesh-N-Bone are on stage. The group isn't complete.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n \nThat\u2019s the real controversy behind this tour. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony has dealt with internal conflicts, legal troubles, and health issues for decades, all of which prevented them from touring as a complete unit. Flesh-N-Bone spent 11 years in prison after being convicted in 2000 of armed assault. Bizzy was kicked out of the group in 2003, but they reunited years later. The tension between the members has never completely gone away. This tour is just yet another reminder of that.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n \nBizzy's message was clear: \"I'm the only one who truly loves you for who you are and wants to see you prosper. That's all I really want for the group\u2014for you to prosper. That's it. That's my goal. I don't feel any jealousy, nothing like that. I want you to make it big.\"<\/p>\n<\/p>\n \nHe isn't bitter about missing the tour. He's focusing on his solo album and his own projects. He wants the group to succeed, even if he isn't part of this particular run.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n \nDuring his livestream, Bizzy also mentioned a collaboration with Jamie Foxx that's in the works. That could be a big step for his solo career.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n \n**Source: AllHipHop**<\/p>\n <\/p>\nListen & Watch<\/h2>\n