The predominant source for the skits on this album is 'The Education of Sonny Carson' which can be heard on the opener 'Iron Maiden', along with the standout tracks '260', and 'All That I Got Is You'. There is also just one kung-fu skit on 'Ironman' which comes in the form of 'Poisonous Darts' sampling the 80's kung-fu flick 'Mystery of Chessboxing' Unlike OB4CL, which contained a lot of dialogue between Rae and Ghost, 'Ironman' really had none of this, with the only spoken word (aside from the samples) coming from Papu Wu on on the 'Black Jesus' intro and 'All That I Got Is You' Outro. Like I gave him and said, 'I want this to come in front of 'Wildflower' 'cause I was into like The Mack, Cooley High and The Education of Sonny Carson.' ' That was me bringing to RZA so he could put it in on the album. Ghostface explained that he picked the samples himself and decided the tracks that they would accompany The solo Ghostface track 'Wisdom Body' off 'Only Built 4 Cuban Lynx' started off with a sample from the blaxploitation movie 'The Mack', this was a preview to the samples from this album, as 'Ironman' relied predominantly on the sampling of blaxploitation movies, along with the usual kung-fu movies we'd become accustomed to from the previous Wu-Tang solo offerings and a continuation of the mafioso skits from OB4CL.

As with the rest of the legendary first wave of Wu-Tang releases, there was heavy use of movie sampling to set the mood for the album.

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