AllHipHop.com caught up with Method Man to discuss his upcoming (since 2010) album Crystal Meth, now produced by RZA, Blackout 3 with Redman, Wu-Tang, and future film projects.
Is it just me or does Meth sound a bit beat down by the industry? Shame, he’s always been one of my favorite rappers and Hip-Hop personalities.
Any time Redman drops a new track it’s cause for a fuckin celebration.
This makes me want to see The Avengers again.
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Bun B decided to unleash a new track never heard before “Stop Playin’” which features Royce Da 5’9″ & Redman.
Im’a let this video speak for itself. But all I gotta say is two things. Number one, WHAT THE FUCK? and number two, I can say I lost respect for Redman fuckin’ with that shit stirring whore. Give us your opinions.
Redman pays homage to Michael Jackson on his new single “Lookin’ Fly.”
In episode 10 Fredro Starr talks about performing “Walk In New York” in LA at the height of the East Coast / West Coast beef. 2Pac was in the venue.
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Leave a commentLupe Fiasco jumped up on stage to join Redman and Method Man in Chicago last night.
Red sporting a Mohawk?
Joe Budden leaves the female drama behind to drop a JoeBuddenTV episode featuring DJ Premier debating everything from Mayweather and boxing to Rakim, Hip-Hop and schooling young rappers like Bow Wow and Soulja Boy.
Posted in Life, BHS & Vlogs | Bow Wow, DJ Premier, Joe Budden, Rakim, Redman, Roc Raida, Soulja Boy | 1 CommentMethod Man and Redman hold it down on this joint called “How Bout That” off of Blackout 2.
The video/song features Ready Roc and Street Life.
Cee-Lo and the Goodie Mob has added a second reunion show at Cypress Hill‘s upcoming Smokeout Festival return in California.
The hip-hop act and Geto Boys will both reform for the event, which was last held in 2003.
The two-day festival at the San Manuel Amphitheatre at the end of October will be hosted by stoner icons Cheech & Chong and feature Slipknot, the Deftones and Sublime.
Rappers Cypress Hill launched Smokeout in 1998 to create awareness around cannabis counter-culture.
The band’s B Real says, “This will be our best Smokeout ever. Slipknot, Deftones, Sublime! Cheech and Chong, Redman and Method Man, Geto Boys, Goodie Mob… It’s a stoner’s dream come true. Our fans deserve an event that celebrates our love of music and marijuana culture. It’s gonna take two days to take it all in.” Bandmate DJ Muggs adds, “After six years we are returning with the world’s premier cannabis music festival. The spirit of the Smokeout is centred in unifying people, music, while being embraced by the world’s oldest miracle herb. This two day festival of high vibrations of lifted music with friends and family is truly exciting to see take form and once again rock the stage with some of the best musical acts in the world.” Goodie Mob announced plans to reunite for a one-off show in in their native Atlanta, Georgia on September 19 and last month in July.
A statement from Green reads, “The Goodie Mob Reunion is something we have collectively talked about doing for a long time. The people have called for it, and with the state of the union the way it is, the time is right.” Green quit Goodie Mob, who stormed the world’s rap charts in 1995 with the album “Soul Party“, in 2000.
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