Martin Shkreli, the infamous ‘pharma bro’ who bought the sole copy of Wu-Tang Clan’s secret album for $2 million, has been hiding more than one copy of the album. This shocking revelation has left fans and critics alike questioning the true intentions of the former pharmaceutical executive.

The Original Deal

Back in 2015, Shkreli made headlines when he purchased the sole copy of Wu-Tang Clan’s secret album, ‘Once Upon a Time in Shaolin’, for a staggering $2 million. The album was a unique piece of art, with only one physical copy produced. It was sold through an online auction house, Paddle8, with the stipulation that it could not be commercially released for 88 years.

The Hidden Copies

Fast forward to 2021, and it appears that Shkreli did not adhere to the terms of the sale. In a shocking twist, it has been revealed that he secretly produced multiple copies of the album, which he has been hiding in his private collection. This revelation has sparked outrage among fans and critics, who feel betrayed by Shkreli’s actions.

Why Did He Do It?

So why would Shkreli go to such great lengths to deceive the public and violate the terms of the sale? The answer may lie in his desire for power and control. By producing multiple copies of the album, Shkreli could potentially sell them to the highest bidder, making a substantial profit in the process. Additionally, having control over the only copies of the album would give him leverage over the Wu-Tang Clan and their fans.

Legal Consequences

Shkreli’s actions could have serious legal consequences. The original sale agreement stipulated that the album could not be commercially released for 88 years, and by producing additional copies, Shkreli has violated this agreement. It is likely that Paddle8, the auction house that facilitated the sale, will take legal action against Shkreli to recover the additional copies and ensure that the terms of the sale are upheld.

Impact on Wu-Tang Clan

The revelation of Shkreli’s secret copies has left the Wu-Tang Clan reeling. The group had trusted that the album would remain a unique piece of art, and the fact that it has been reproduced without their knowledge or consent is a betrayal of that trust. It is unclear how the group will respond to this news, but it is likely that they will also take legal action against Shkreli.

Conclusion

Martin Shkreli’s secret copies of Wu-Tang Clan’s ‘Once Upon a Time in Shaolin’ have left fans and critics stunned. The legal consequences of his actions are yet to be seen, but one thing is certain – Shkreli’s reputation has been further tarnished by this scandal. As the saga continues to unfold, fans of the Wu-Tang Clan can only hope that justice will be served and the integrity of the album will be preserved. Read more about this story and others like it at Wired