Bizzy Bone Defends Bone Thugs-N-Harmony While Sitting Out Wu-Tang Tour

Bizzy Bone went live for nearly an hour to set the record straight about his absence from the Wu-Tang tour, and the conversation revealed way more than just tour logistics.

The Cleveland legend addressed everything from his upcoming solo album to the toxic fan energy he’s been witnessing online, and he didn’t hold back about what’s really bothering him most.

His Instagram went dark for three to four weeks, which stressed him out while he was trying to push his new project.

When he switched to Facebook to stay connected with supporters, he found something that cut deeper than any platform outage ever could.

Divisive fan groups were tearing down the legacy he helped build, and that’s what really got to him.

“I took the blessing God gave me like, so I ain’t messing up. Y’all is crazy talking about the rest of the group and what the group is doing. I’m like, ‘would y’all just support the group, please?’ Like, would y’all just just whatever whatever pop off, just support the group for goodness sake,” he said, frustrated by the constant negativity.

One comment hit different. A fan wrote that they hoped Bizzy would go broke so he’d come crawling back on his hands and knees.

His response was ice cold. He doesn’t pay rent and owns property outright. He’s not going anywhere, and he made that crystal clear.

The Wu-Tang tour situation is more complicated than fans realize.

The deal was already locked in with the other members before Bizzy even got the call. Adding him would’ve required renegotiating everything, and nobody wanted to deal with that headache.

So he stepped back and let his brothers eat instead. He knows exactly what everybody’s making on the tour because his industry connections keep him plugged in, and the money wasn’t right for him to join anyway.

What makes this situation even more frustrating for fans is that Layzie Bone also released a 14-minute video explaining why he’s not on the tour either.

Only Krayzie Bone, Wish Bone, and Flesh-N-Bone are performing, which means the group isn’t complete.

This is the real controversy behind the tour. Bone Thugs-N-Harmony has spent decades dealing with internal conflicts, legal troubles, and health issues that have kept them from touring as a full unit.

Flesh-N-Bone served 11 years in prison after a 2000 conviction for assault with a firearm.

Bizzy was expelled from the group in 2003, but they reunited years later. The tension between members has never fully disappeared, and this tour is just the latest reminder of that reality.

Bizzy’s message was clear, though.

“I’m the only one that really love y’all for who y’all are and want to see y’all rich. Like that’s all I really want for the group, for y’all to be rich. That’s it. That’s my goal. I don’t have no jealousy, none of that. I want y’all to have paper.”

He’s not bitter about missing the tour. He’s focused on his solo album and his own moves, and he wants the group to succeed even if he’s not part of this particular run.

According to his livestream, Bizzy also mentioned a Jamie Foxx collaboration that’s in the works, which could be a major move for his solo career.