Ghostface Killah opens up.....says he's lonely

By: Yves Erwin Salomon

The Wu-Tang Clan's Ghostface Killah recently opened up during an interview with a Denmark radio station. The rapper admitted to having financial issues and to being lonely. He said, "I'm still struggling. Don't get me wrong, I'm not rich. Just because you see me with jewelry on and whatever, don't pay the jewelry no mind."

The rapper added, "When I go home, when I leave the tour, that's how I am, I just feel lonely inside. I'm just a lonely old man and people don't know that."

Ghostface has decided to take a new approach to his music. He said, "On my next album, which might be a double album, I'mma stop cursing 'cause I don't think God wants me to curse too much on my records. So I'mma start singing for God, not singing but rapping, singing good stuff for the women, the children and for us. I don't care what people think no more because I've sung a lot of that 'my gun this and my gun that' 'cause I been there. I'mma do something totally different on the next album."

The rapper also shared an incident which may have prompted him to change his ways. He was involved in a shootout while on his way to the studio with The Delfonics. The rapper explained, "I had trouble with these guys from around the way. So I'm going to the studio with The Delfonics and they are behind me in a van while I'm in another car in front of them. So these guys are on the expressway following us and when we got to the light they got in front of me. So I'm thinking 'its about to be on.'I had a gun on me and they were just looking at me on the rearview mirror."

The rapper continued, "So my back is against the wall, 'cause these are shooters, I'm thinking if they get out the car they might just shoot me. I'm in the passenger seat, just sitting there and they are there for five minutes. The Delfonics are behind me, they don't know what's going on. So as soon as they made the turn, I was so heated and mad I just started shooting at them. That's when I was coming out the bad stage but I was still bad. So we left, the guys turned back around and started chasing us and started shooting at our car and the van. I felt bad that it had to be like that because I love The Delfonics and I told them I was sorry and one of them was like 'don't even worry about it, I should have brought my knife."