The film traces the history of the Wu-Tang Clan through archival footage, exclusive interviews with the group members, fans, and music industry experts. It particularly focuses on the raw energy and camaraderie that allowed the group to stand out on the global music scene. One of the most striking elements of the documentary is the importance of their first album "Enter the WuTang (36 Chambers)” which revolutionized the rap genre by integrating it with elements of street culture and Asian philosophy. The film highlights key moments of the group, their rise to fame, and the lasting impact they have had not only on the rap scene but also on the music industry as a whole.