'He Bought It, He Can Do What He Wants' RZA on Martin Shkreli Buying Exclusive Wu-Tang Album

Amid the teaser for his most recent meeting with Bloomberg TV, Wu-Tang Clan master RZA hinted at zero hostility for the arraigned drug official Martin Shkreli, who bought the unique Wu-Tang Clan album Once Upon a Time in Shaolin for a reported $2 million through online sales management firm Paddle8 a year ago.

"He purchased it, he can do what he needs," a spectacled RZA told With All Due Respect show host John Heilemann. "Workmanship - the lovely thing about craftsmanship, from my point of view, is that it has no segregation."

While Shkreli - the 32-year-old (once depicted by BBC as the "most detested man in America") captured on securities extortion charges a month ago - hasn't been timid about airing out his grievances with RZA ("I believe he's a shrewd man. He unquestionably acts like his poo doesn't stink and he created rap," Shkreli said in regards to the rapper a meeting with HipHopDX a month ago), RZA didn't let the "threatening" remarks jade his feeling of achievement.

"What we've done is verifiable, and you can't evacuate that," he says.

In the bit, RZA likewise reviews his beginning lunch meeting with Shkreli ("I didn't get an opportunity to peruse him. We spoke quickly about where he originates from, quickly about what Wu-Tang implies") and reality about that false however clever Bill Murray contract proviso.