Following the success of Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers), Ghostface Killah became one of the first Wu-Tang Clan members to release a solo album, with the critically acclaimed debut Ironman in 1996. Featuring the standout single Mary J. Blige duet “All That I Got Is You,” the album showed his versatility to move from hard-edged rap to soulful, seductive storytelling.

He followed it up with Supreme Clientele in 2000, a defining record that cemented his reputation as one of hip-hop’s most distinctive voices. From “Cherchez LaGhost” to “Buck 50,” Ghostface’s output has remained sharp, inventive, and unmistakably his own.