Snoop and Ghostface Killah have already voiced support for Hillary, and now RZA has joined the ranks of hip-hop legends who have said "I'm with her".
The Wu-Tang leader believes Clinton would give the U.S. a better reputation abroad than Trump, stressing that "The image of our president affects us who travel around the world". He also praised her husband's presidential administration and voiced interest in the U.S. electing a female president.
"You know, women have been through a lot in this country. And I would like to take a woman’s opinion just to see the outcome and what it may be", the rapper/producer explained.
RZA's collaboration album with Interpol's Paul Banks is due out August 26. Listen to the duo's track 'Giant' below.