However, he repeatedly referred to himself as Bobby, and his rhymes mirrored that of his alter ego rather than his pre-1998 work.

There is one album released between the Digital Bullet and Digi Snacks called Birth of a Prince, which RZA didnвЂ™t release under the Bobby Digital alias. He has three brilliant music albums to his name - Bobby Digital in Stereo, Digital Bullet, and Digi Snacks.

This is the story of Bobby Digital and the Iron Man suit that never saw the light of day.Д«obby Digital is RZAвЂ™s most intricate and interesting alter ego. In his book, The Wu-Tang Manual, RZA explains the groupвЂ™s terms, members, merchandise, inspirations, and among other things, Bobby Digital - who at one point had a bulletproof suit built for him with the intention of fighting crime. And just like most Wu-Tang members, RZA also sports several hip-hop alter egos, the most notable of which is Bobby Digital. The groupвЂ™s founder, Robert Fitzgerald Diggs, better known by his stage name RZA, is also its de facto leader since he produced most of the groupвЂ™s albums and most solo albums of its respective members. Additionally, Ghostface KillahвЂ™s stage name was taken from one of the characters in 1979вЂ™s Mystery of Chessboxing, while he frequently assumes the names of both Iron man and Tony Stark, clearly referencing the Marvel Comics character. (Well, not every alter ego, but most.)ДЇor example, the Wu-Tang Clan received their title through the 1983 martial arts film Shaolin and Wu-Tang, in which several disciples of the temple learned the Wu-Tang form. Quite literally, each and every memberвЂ™s alter ego, or a.k.a., is essentially a call-back to a prominent, or not so prominent, kung fu film and Marvel character. The Wu-Tang Clan love two things: old-school karate films and superheroes.

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