Krayzie Bone Says Layzie Bone Needs Rehab As Bone Thugs Problems With Wu-Tang Tour Continue

Krayzie Bone is setting the record straight about the ongoing tension with Layzie Bone over the Wu-Tang Clan tour, and he’s not holding back about what really happened behind the scenes.

The legendary Bone Thugs-n-Harmony member responded directly to claims that the group left Layzie out in the cold, revealing that the band actually offered financial support while he sought treatment.

“Bro, we had an agreement with you. We told you, if you go to rehab while you’re still in rehab, we will still pay you while you’re getting yourself together. We told you that. You refused. So, no, we didn’t just leave you out in the cold, bro. We told you that we still had your money waiting for you. So I don’t know what the deal is, bro. Instead of going here all on the internet and doing all this, you need to just bring your on ass tour because it’s not that serious. Tour with Wu-Tang. It’s one of the biggest tours. This tour is crazy. The energy, the fans is crazy. The setting is crazy. The vibe is crazy,” Krayzie said.

The dispute centers on Layzie’s alleged exclusion from the “Wu-Tang Forever: The Final Chamber Tour,” one of Hip-Hop’s most anticipated collaborations, running through 26 cities through early October 2026.

Krayzie emphasized that the decision wasn’t made lightly and that the group had extended an olive branch to their bandmate.

Layzie Bone had earlier offered his own account, claiming he was left in the dark about tour details.

He explained that he received minimal communication from the group and only learned about the situation the day before the tour was set to begin.

“I got a call the day before. I know nothing of what the Bone business was because after the Hollywood Walk of Fame I thought I was going. Didn’t hear from Bone. No talks of the Wu Tang tour. I was totally left in the dark. The day before I get a call of a text message. I sent several texts out, several texts out inquiring about business. And true enough, I wasn’t totally happy about what the business was, but it was never not my intention not to go…Invested all this time and all this effort into doing some things expecting to go out there and shine and compete on the highest level with Bone Thugs in Army,” Layzie explained.

Bizzy Bone went live September 7 to defend his own absence, saying fans should support the group and that he wants everyone eating with no jealousy involved.

He explained the deal was locked before he even got the call, the money wasn’t right for his situation. According to AllHipHop reporting, only Krayzie, Wish Bone, and Flesh-N-Bone are performing on the tour.

The group’s history runs deep with internal conflicts that have tested their legacy multiple times, from Flesh-N-Bone serving 11 years in prison for a 2000 assault conviction to Bizzy’s 2003 expulsion and their later reunion, including recording together as a trio on the 2005 “Bone 4 Life” EP.