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Wu-Tang Affiliate Confronts Action Bronson at Sean Price's Wake

Despite Action Bronson apologizing to Wu-Tang Clan spitter Ghostface Killah in an attempt to dead their beef which came to a fiery head last month after Ghost threatened to gut him like a "f***ing pig," it seems there's still some real tension between some of the Clan and the Queens emcee.
Veteran Wu-Tang affiliate Popa Wu, a mentor to the Clan who can be heard giving teachings on Raekwon's "Northstar" and Ghostface Killah's "Black Jesus" among others, ran into Action Bronson at Brooklyn rapper Sean Price's wake on Tuesday. While details are scarce, it seems the encounter was not a friendly one.
"This wat we do I'm 4 real Popawu u Fuk with my mine u get Chestties Wu 4ever," Popa captioned a photo on Instagram of the two men squaring off, with Action looking less than amused.

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