For one night, the Empire State Building will be nothing to mess with.
The spire of New York City's most famous building will light up in the colors of Wu-Tang Clan, after Mayor Eric Adams declared Nov. 9 Wu-Tang Clan Day for the city.
For those wondering what Wu-Tang colors are, the building will be lit up in black and yellow Thursday evening.
It comes 30 years to the day that the legendary hip-hop group โ the members of which are from Staten Island and Brooklyn โ had their debut album Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) released.
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The album became an instant hit and put the nine-man group on the map. Since then, Wu-Tang has created a style and dedicated following of their own, selling more than 40 million albums worldwide.
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