TIMESTAMPS: 1:55 -- Talib starts off by asking Meth how he's handling the covid-era, and if he's been experiencing cabin fever with quarantine. He then asks where he gets his continual drive that's made him such a prolific multi-faceted artist in the industry with music as well as acting, Meth speaks on his unchecked bucket list item in landing a role as a Marvel superhero someday, being a long-time dedicated comic book fan since his youth. Jasmin also asks how and when Meth became such a fitness buff. 8:22 -- Meth gets asked about his competitive nature as an emcee, all that being on full display when he linked up with Redman. Meth also admits to KRS-One outdoing him with his energy at a show, they also discuss the classic "M.E.T.H.O.D. Man" song from Wu-Tang Clan's iconic "36 Chambers" album, including the where and how behind creating it and the Hall & Oates inspiration. This also leads Meth to discuss RZA's original vision for the Wu-Tang Clan and how that was modified by adding more members. 17:05 -- Meth illustrates the history of the Park Hill and Stapleton rivalry that was outlined in the “Wu-Tang: An American Saga”, He speaks on when he moved to Stapleton, outlines the factors that led to the tension between the two neighborhoods, and Talib goes on to ask Meth how he feels Dave East is doing in portraying him in the series. 21:04 -- Meth tells about his experiences playing Lacrosse at High School and the racism he experienced while traveling to play other schools. Meth proclaims American schools should be teaching black history throughout the year, how Public Enemy taught him more than any history book, how much he's been inspired by the youth of today, and touches on how powerful the visual of the police department burning was during the protests. 31:37 -- The trio compares and contrasts traditional strategies of creating and pushing social movements versus today's use of the social media, and how that's helped and/or hurt the cause, Talib expresses what he thinks would be the most effective way to get real policy change materialized, Meth speaks on the importance of discussing racism with children at an early age, he talks about how he really feels about police, and lack of black unity, leading him to note the sadness he felt when Outkast got booed at the '95 Source Awards. 37:25 -- Talib brings up Wu-Tang's innovative deal structure with Loud records allowing all the members to branch off and find their own solo deals with other labels. They talk about Meth landing his deal with Def Jam after almost signing with Elektra Records, how Fredro Starr from Onyx had a hand in helping him get on with Def Jam, Meth is asked if he has a favorite version of "All I Need" in Puff's or the original, and he goes on to speak about how the concept of the classic track came together. 41:53 -- Meth talks about being one of the few rappers to ever collaborate on songs with both The Notorious B.I.G. and with Tupac. He goes into detail about what it was like seeing Biggie spit live for the first time while performing at the same venue, how he came to know Big before sneaking out to record "The What" with him. He then transitions into the story behind all the west coast circumstances that led to his appearance on Tupac's "Got My Mind Made Up", how he let Biggie know about it, and why Inspectah Deck was left off the track. 50:53 -- Meth gets into when he first met Tupac at the height of the perceived East Coast/West Coast beef. He illustrates his trip to LA for the Soul Train Awards, and Suge Knight being on the same flight, he outlines his paranoia while hanging out at the House Of Blues, where he ended up having his first words with Pac. Meth also touches on the unspoken influence of old school groups like Whodini, them not getting their due-credit, and goes on to talk about the competitive family dynamic of the Wu-Tang Clan, and how any friction among the members is always short-lived. 56:41 -- Jamsin asks Meth of the countless collaborations he's been a part of, which is favorite, Talib names off what he feels are Meth's most underrated collabs, they chop it up about some of the most impressive recent releases, Meth expresses his interest in working with more young artists in bridging the hip-hop generation gap, they touch on Houston rapper Trae The Truth's leadership in pushing social change, Michael Moore's film on Flint's water crisis, Donald Trump in hip hop, Meth gives his take on Trump's presidency, and has some words for ADOS's Candace Owens. 1:05:46 -- Meth is asked how the iconic "Method Man & Redman" empire was established after their collaboration on just one song together with 1995's "How High". He speaks on how they formed their comradery, discusses the versatility of Red and how naturally funny he is. Meth also reflects on his experience working on the movie 'Belly' as Shameek, and lessons learned while playing Cheese in 'The Wire'. He also digs into filming 'How High', the producer's reaction to him and Red's daily blunt breaks at lunch, and outlines a point during filming when he couldn't keep it together. 1:13:53 -- Meth reveals his favorite female emcee holding down the culture right now, he talks about the power of Jay-Z & Beyonce, Talib brings up Jay's Hard Knock Tour, and how much he loved Meth and Red's performance suspended in the air while flying high over the crowd, and Meth talks about what it was like being on that tour, and outlines some hilarious backstage antics with Red, Jay, & DMX. 1:17:59 -- Talib asks Meth where he lands on the responsibility of celebrities speaking out during this time of social unrest. They discuss people believing celeb trolling equals activism, why it's out of context to question what they've done for the cause, who we should really be looking to for leadership at times of social change, Meth touches on Police "snitch" hypocrisy, and they discuss cops and their complaints of blurred lines on what's considered excessive force. 27:55 -- Meth gives us insight on what he has coming down the pipe-line music-wise, which includes him linking back up with producer Rockwilder to remake some of hip-hop's most iconic songs. They go on to talk about Rockwilder's signature use of keyboards, Meth mentions his experience working in the HBO series "The Deuce", and ends with a special shout-out to all the female emcees coming up.
UPROXX Video 29:16 yea method is on point with that I was born in 2001 Nd I call tell u exactly what we learned from y’all. Y’all need to start having the real youth speak up not theese fraud ass clown dudes they got now
Didnt Talib get kicked off twitter for harassing black women and doxxing her putting her in danger for 16 straight days? Uproxx be desperate to support that
I’m from a small village in Ukraine, I’m 23 now and the first time when I heard Wu-Tang was in 2006. My father’s friend brought the CD from USA and I was so stunned by it. It was so different from Russian rock or any other popular genre at the time. Then, one year later I got the Talib’s CD. Now watching my childhood heroes talking to each other I’m having one of the best experiences in my life. Thank you for all these years of music and this podcast!👐
This interview deserves an award. Meth is a great guy to interview. I have never heard Talib and Jasmine speak so little which is testament to Meth. You can see why he’s always been seen as the spokesman for the Wu Tang Clan even going back to the 36 Chambers.
Method seems to have life long friendships out side of Wu, I never heard him diss another rapper, cheat on his wiz, talks to his kids, actor and comfortable in his own skin, he should be on everybody’s top 5 alive list with Reggie Noble, they are black icons ❤️💛💚
The main thing that resonates for me - as a fellow 80s child/teen - is how much of a Connoisseur/Renaissance Man Meth is. Meth has so many entertainment/media/culture references like most us : Rock/Soul/Funk/Punk/Pop....You were just as comfortable listening to Hall & Oates, The Clash, & the Cure as you would be James Brown, MJ, & Prince.
Can we please talk about that versus I been dying to say this haha those two are the best duo/ live show in the game them dudes are older than me they fucking destroyed that shit haha
Love the conversation. Meth is truly a legend and glue that bonds the hip hop culture. His career has so many tentacles throughout hip hop. His features are classic and the live shows with Redman are fire. This brother is a essential to the culture. Salute.
Wu-tang 4ever!! M-E-T-H-O-D man is my joint...big up to wu's longevity & talib for having amazing conversations with his guests!! You r appreciated my dude
Listening to Meth explain himself about being Black - hurts. Anybody that is worth their salt already knows his connection with the culture - from day one! Keep on keeping Bro.
Man I just want to say thanks to method man for making that song with Mary j. Me and my wife got married to that. And have been together for 20 years now. Salute son
Ty!!!! Had to be meth who acknowledged Rza being an MC! Rza is nasty on the mic too man... Actually one of my favorite behind deck who is wayyyyyy underrepresented
I grew up on Hall & Oats and I was reading the comment left for (method of modern love) one Gentleman spoke about the positive impact hall and Oates left on him thank you Method Man
Me and my boys met Method Man in 1995 at a concert in Grand Rapids, MI. He let us in for the sound check, but then security kicked us out before the show started.
I could listen to Meth tell stories and just give his perspective on pretty much anything for HOURS. The man is incredibly insightful. Also, Meth owned "The What" - that may as well have been a Big feature for the way Meth murdered that beat and his verses.
I’m the same age as Meth. So when he says that everything use to stop and Run Run Shaw was watching your kids for two hours, he’s talking about the Saturday drive inn Kung fu flicks that use to come on television in NYC in the early eighties. I can remember that like it was yesterday. You can be outside playing with your friends but once it hits 2:30pm all of the kids was racing back to their house so that they can watch the drive inn Kung fu flick that came on at 3:00pm-5:00 pm.It was mostly the boys going home to watch them cause the girls wasn’t really into the Kung fu flicks. And for those two hours (3:00pm-5:00pm), you did not see not one young boy outside, cause they was all in the crib watching the Kung fu flick.And if you did see a young boy outside at that time, he was with his parents and they was taking him somewhere. And you can bet that that kid was mad cause he was missing the flick. Lmao The Drive inn cinema showed a new Kung fu flick every Saturday for at least 4 years.And then when the flick went off all the boys will go back outside and would try and do the moves that they just saw in the Kung Fu flick .And this was in every borough of NYC not just one.Then I remember one day I went to watch the Kung fu flick at 3:00 and there was an entirely different show other than a Kung Fu flick on.I tuned in at 3:00 for the next few weeks, but it was always something else other than an Kung Fu flick.And that’s when it hit me, that they had stopped putting the Kung fu flicks on.No more Saturday drive inn Kung fu flick. I think that, that was probably one of the saddest days in my life lol.4 years, we had a good run. Damn, Meth bright back some memories for me. The good Ol days growing up in NY. Peace to Method Man aka the panty raider, hot nicks,ticallion stallion, Johnny blaze, Mr. Meth,etc. Queens Get The Money (QGTM) NY is #1
This is why I appreciate growing up all over NY during the time I did. I was able to blur a lot of lines and interact with a lot of different perspectives and influences objectively to teach my kids to be more open minded and conscious of what’s going on between the lines.
Great interview I have great deal of respect for Method Man. Sometimes you have to match the energy that is going at you! Where the shoe fits wear it! I hear y’all!
Love the comment about outkast being booed, that shit was sad. Andre was on point and still to this day one of the most ahead of his time artist with the illest flows and legitimate flows. This is the continuation of real hip hop and black culture. Thanks Talib! Peace to SUPERNAT
M-E-T-H-O-D- MAN! I remember as a youth watching the BRING THE PAIN / YOU'RE ALL I NEED videos with that half braided hair / white eye mystique look he had.... LEGENDARY
Much love and respect to Method Man always and forever. Tical, Dare Iz A Darkside (Redman), The Most Beautifullest Thing In This World (Keith Murray), in constant rotation in '94. Miss those days. Speaking on KRS-ONE, people sleep on him, just like when he ran up on PM Dawn and took over his stage and rocked the show. This is why we honor KRS-ONE on our platform. We need more Hype Williams videos. He was before his time.
Great show. This is for Meth. Red & Meth did a show here in New Orleans (HOB) some years back...Method man stopped the show bc he wasn't pleased with the crowd's reaction to their performance " we give you energy, you give it back to us" and he stopped the show twice due to this. Meth...its New Orleans bruh bruh. You have no idea how many sociopath were on the crowd that came to see y'all. We dont jump around like that in small venues. You askin' to get murdered. But I still enjoyed somewhat of seeing my fav rap gang. Much love. Magnolia!
29:56 I was so proud of my children and other children during this time, something we instilled in them was fight not flight. Some of us did educate our children and they pass it on and I'm here for their fight.
Yes Hunny!!! My Lifelong, OG-Crush. So happy to see y'all this morning. You'all have literally and figuratively save-my-day! #TheJourneyOfDiscovery #TheWarOfTheStars #MarvelConstituents
When Method Man was mentioning the "Saturday Kung Fu Matinee" he mentioned Run Run Shaw. As far as I'm concerned, two entities are the sole reason old school Kung Fu films have a massive audience: Wu-Tang Clan and Run Run Shaw I thought that was very intelligent and generous for Method Man to mention him 🏮
Method Man has been my favorite Wu Tang member since Protect Ya Neck and he still is from his lyrical finesse, his acting ability, and to his fitness lifestyle. He’s a legendary Shaolin member who’s placed a huge dent in Hip Hop with his clan mates and with his solo career.
People forget the guys in Griselda aren’t that young even though they’re new to the spotlight. They didn’t have to do as much studying as you would think from newer artists. Love what they’re doing though.
I ran into Meth at San Diego comicon 2008 and he was just there shopping buying comics. He was super cool to me.Blue Marvel would be a good fit for Meth .
TIMESTAMPS:
1:55 -- Talib starts off by asking Meth how he's handling the covid-era, and if he's been experiencing cabin fever with quarantine. He then asks where he gets his continual drive that's made him such a prolific multi-faceted artist in the industry with music as well as acting, Meth speaks on his unchecked bucket list item in landing a role as a Marvel superhero someday, being a long-time dedicated comic book fan since his youth. Jasmin also asks how and when Meth became such a fitness buff.
8:22 -- Meth gets asked about his competitive nature as an emcee, all that being on full display when he linked up with Redman. Meth also admits to KRS-One outdoing him with his energy at a show, they also discuss the classic "M.E.T.H.O.D. Man" song from Wu-Tang Clan's iconic "36 Chambers" album, including the where and how behind creating it and the Hall & Oates inspiration. This also leads Meth to discuss RZA's original vision for the Wu-Tang Clan and how that was modified by adding more members.
17:05 -- Meth illustrates the history of the Park Hill and Stapleton rivalry that was outlined in the “Wu-Tang: An American Saga”, He speaks on when he moved to Stapleton, outlines the factors that led to the tension between the two neighborhoods, and Talib goes on to ask Meth how he feels Dave East is doing in portraying him in the series.
21:04 -- Meth tells about his experiences playing Lacrosse at High School and the racism he experienced while traveling to play other schools. Meth proclaims American schools should be teaching black history throughout the year, how Public Enemy taught him more than any history book, how much he's been inspired by the youth of today, and touches on how powerful the visual of the police department burning was during the protests.
31:37 -- The trio compares and contrasts traditional strategies of creating and pushing social movements versus today's use of the social media, and how that's helped and/or hurt the cause, Talib expresses what he thinks would be the most effective way to get real policy change materialized, Meth speaks on the importance of discussing racism with children at an early age, he talks about how he really feels about police, and lack of black unity, leading him to note the sadness he felt when Outkast got booed at the '95 Source Awards.
37:25 -- Talib brings up Wu-Tang's innovative deal structure with Loud records allowing all the members to branch off and find their own solo deals with other labels. They talk about Meth landing his deal with Def Jam after almost signing with Elektra Records, how Fredro Starr from Onyx had a hand in helping him get on with Def Jam, Meth is asked if he has a favorite version of "All I Need" in Puff's or the original, and he goes on to speak about how the concept of the classic track came together.
41:53 -- Meth talks about being one of the few rappers to ever collaborate on songs with both The Notorious B.I.G. and with Tupac. He goes into detail about what it was like seeing Biggie spit live for the first time while performing at the same venue, how he came to know Big before sneaking out to record "The What" with him. He then transitions into the story behind all the west coast circumstances that led to his appearance on Tupac's "Got My Mind Made Up", how he let Biggie know about it, and why Inspectah Deck was left off the track.
50:53 -- Meth gets into when he first met Tupac at the height of the perceived East Coast/West Coast beef. He illustrates his trip to LA for the Soul Train Awards, and Suge Knight being on the same flight, he outlines his paranoia while hanging out at the House Of Blues, where he ended up having his first words with Pac. Meth also touches on the unspoken influence of old school groups like Whodini, them not getting their due-credit, and goes on to talk about the competitive family dynamic of the Wu-Tang Clan, and how any friction among the members is always short-lived.
56:41 -- Jamsin asks Meth of the countless collaborations he's been a part of, which is favorite, Talib names off what he feels are Meth's most underrated collabs, they chop it up about some of the most impressive recent releases, Meth expresses his interest in working with more young artists in bridging the hip-hop generation gap, they touch on Houston rapper Trae The Truth's leadership in pushing social change, Michael Moore's film on Flint's water crisis, Donald Trump in hip hop, Meth gives his take on Trump's presidency, and has some words for ADOS's Candace Owens.
1:05:46 -- Meth is asked how the iconic "Method Man & Redman" empire was established after their collaboration on just one song together with 1995's "How High". He speaks on how they formed their comradery, discusses the versatility of Red and how naturally funny he is. Meth also reflects on his experience working on the movie 'Belly' as Shameek, and lessons learned while playing Cheese in 'The Wire'. He also digs into filming 'How High', the producer's reaction to him and Red's daily blunt breaks at lunch, and outlines a point during filming when he couldn't keep it together.
1:13:53 -- Meth reveals his favorite female emcee holding down the culture right now, he talks about the power of Jay-Z & Beyonce, Talib brings up Jay's Hard Knock Tour, and how much he loved Meth and Red's performance suspended in the air while flying high over the crowd, and Meth talks about what it was like being on that tour, and outlines some hilarious backstage antics with Red, Jay, & DMX.
1:17:59 -- Talib asks Meth where he lands on the responsibility of celebrities speaking out during this time of social unrest. They discuss people believing celeb trolling equals activism, why it's out of context to question what they've done for the cause, who we should really be looking to for leadership at times of social change, Meth touches on Police "snitch" hypocrisy, and they discuss cops and their complaints of blurred lines on what's considered excessive force.
27:55 -- Meth gives us insight on what he has coming down the pipe-line music-wise, which includes him linking back up with producer Rockwilder to remake some of hip-hop's most iconic songs. They go on to talk about Rockwilder's signature use of keyboards, Meth mentions his experience working in the HBO series "The Deuce", and ends with a special shout-out to all the female emcees coming up.
UPROXX Video 29:16 yea method is on point with that I was born in 2001 Nd I call tell u exactly what we learned from y’all. Y’all need to start having the real youth speak up not theese fraud ass clown dudes they got now
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Petty shit that Korona in I😜😉💪🏀💪
Feftf DF
Didnt Talib get kicked off twitter for harassing black women and doxxing her putting her in danger for 16 straight days? Uproxx be desperate to support that
I’m from a small village in Ukraine, I’m 23 now and the first time when I heard Wu-Tang was in 2006. My father’s friend brought the CD from USA and I was so stunned by it. It was so different from Russian rock or any other popular genre at the time. Then, one year later I got the Talib’s CD. Now watching my childhood heroes talking to each other I’m having one of the best experiences in my life. Thank you for all these years of music and this podcast!👐
Welcome Aboard ✊🏿
👊
Respect brother 👍
Prayers to Ukraine. I hope you are safe, given the current circumstances 🙏
@@jeffhebron8515 thank you so much. Appreciate it🙏
This interview deserves an award. Meth is a great guy to interview. I have never heard Talib and Jasmine speak so little which is testament to Meth. You can see why he’s always been seen as the spokesman for the Wu Tang Clan even going back to the 36 Chambers.
Yeah, man! I just finished watching other snippets with meth.
You’re right, it doesn’t feel stuffy like a conventional interview. It feels like a conversation
Now you ready for ROYCE? ruclips.net/video/YZj1iKPHXDc/видео.html
Method seems to have life long friendships out side of Wu, I never heard him diss another rapper, cheat on his wiz, talks to his kids, actor and comfortable in his own skin, he should be on everybody’s top 5 alive list with Reggie Noble, they are black icons ❤️💛💚
Yea he was talked about cheating on his wife.. with superhead 🤨
@@Hendrixtanell13 i though it was your mom😂
#1 for me. Since 93
Method Mans smile is contagious, he looks handsome and The Blast is one of my favorite songs.
Yes, I agree entirely!! 🙌🏾
Aaaaaagreed, that smile is one of those "lights up the whole room" types!
Shout out to Meth....One of the great lyricist of all time
I'm glad you said that about Meth cuz I feel he's underappreciated n doesn't get enough Respect
Thanks...though I'm not blind, deaf intrigued by the drum, intrinsically inspired by the young, what are you trying to tell me son?
The Better with great B
Jasmin... that glow is REAL. You look great. Shout out to your man. He found a beautiful soul!
The main thing that resonates for me - as a fellow 80s child/teen - is how much of a Connoisseur/Renaissance Man Meth is. Meth has so many entertainment/media/culture references like most us : Rock/Soul/Funk/Punk/Pop....You were just as comfortable listening to Hall & Oates, The Clash, & the Cure as you would be James Brown, MJ, & Prince.
Hope Redman is next
ROYCE -- LET'S GO! ruclips.net/video/YZj1iKPHXDc/видео.html
Can we please talk about that versus I been dying to say this haha those two are the best duo/ live show in the game them dudes are older than me they fucking destroyed that shit haha
Love the conversation. Meth is truly a legend and glue that bonds the hip hop culture. His career has so many tentacles throughout hip hop. His features are classic and the live shows with Redman are fire. This brother is a essential to the culture. Salute.
Wu-tang 4ever!! M-E-T-H-O-D man is my joint...big up to wu's longevity & talib for having amazing conversations with his guests!! You r appreciated my dude
Man... this is the most valuable conversation I've listened to in a long time
Method Man is my all-time favorite rapper...period!!!
I believe MethodMan is "Thee" best if not the creator of the ABBBA rhyme scheme. True emcees know what that is. Wu Tang Forever...✊🏿
Word!
You mean quad stanzas, I know what's up
Give an example please
I know what you mean. He would start a new rhyme scheme mid-line and then fall back to the last one
I think every highschooler knows what that is.
So no ... not just true emcees but people who payed attention in 9th grade.
👀
Mr Meth! living legend! ✊🏾👏🏿💪🏿
Method Man is the greatest rapper of all time.
Truth
One of them, that's for sure.
Cappadonna is....he destroyed winter warz ....😂🤣😁😊
i concur👌🏿
The truth
Theres a reason why Meth is the only one to feature on 'ready to die'
Method Man as Bishop is beyond perfect casting. I really can't see anyone else doing it now
Yeah... but I hope they don't try to give him that out of date jheri curl shag tho 😑
Meth got stories for days.
facts. Next... ROYCE -- LET'S GO! ruclips.net/video/YZj1iKPHXDc/видео.html
Listening to Meth explain himself about being Black - hurts. Anybody that is worth their salt already knows his connection with the culture - from day one! Keep on keeping Bro.
Great conversation, would love a part 2 with Mr. Meth down the road. Keep em comin Talib & crew!
Man I just want to say thanks to method man for making that song with Mary j. Me and my wife got married to that. And have been together for 20 years now. Salute son
Yes, my favorite song by them.
I ended up hearing so many of the songs mentioned during this interview. Pausing each time to reminisce and listen. Memories. Boosh!
Meth, one best MCs of the game!!!
Method Man always gives great interviews and tells great stories.
Ty!!!! Had to be meth who acknowledged Rza being an MC! Rza is nasty on the mic too man... Actually one of my favorite behind deck who is wayyyyyy underrepresented
This man is gorgeous, multi-faceted with his talents and super humble. I always felt Meth has it all. Much love Methodical and thank you for the music
Meth is simply one of the best that ever did it! A true hip hop icon! Excellent podcast👌
I can't believe I missed that Hall & Oates reference after all these years.. lol
I grew up on Hall & Oats and I was reading the comment left for (method of modern love) one Gentleman spoke about the positive impact hall and Oates left on him thank you Method Man
Me too because I love that Hall & Oates song.....I never pieced the 2 together!
😂😂😂😂 facts
I stg!!! Way over my head H&O are dope af I’d never expect Meth to be a fan that’s what’s up 💪
Me and my boys met Method Man in 1995 at a concert in Grand Rapids, MI. He let us in for the sound check, but then security kicked us out before the show started.
Crazy !! this interview with Method Man !! I live, Sao Paulo Brazil! 🇧🇷
I love American Hip Hop !!
Salute Homie🎩
I wanna see Rakim or Ali Shaheed Muhammad interviewed next
Keep dreaming
ROYCE -- LET'S GO! ruclips.net/video/YZj1iKPHXDc/видео.html
I could listen to Meth tell stories and just give his perspective on pretty much anything for HOURS. The man is incredibly insightful. Also, Meth owned "The What" - that may as well have been a Big feature for the way Meth murdered that beat and his verses.
I’m the same age as Meth. So when he says that everything use to stop and Run Run Shaw was watching your kids for two hours, he’s talking about the Saturday drive inn Kung fu flicks that use to come on television in NYC in the early eighties. I can remember that like it was yesterday. You can be outside playing with your friends but once it hits 2:30pm all of the kids was racing back to their house so that they can watch the drive inn Kung fu flick that came on at 3:00pm-5:00 pm.It was mostly the boys going home to watch them cause the girls wasn’t really into the Kung fu flicks. And for those two hours (3:00pm-5:00pm), you did not see not one young boy outside, cause they was all in the crib watching the Kung fu flick.And if you did see a young boy outside at that time, he was with his parents and they was taking him somewhere. And you can bet that that kid was mad cause he was missing the flick. Lmao The Drive inn cinema showed a new Kung fu flick every Saturday for at least 4 years.And then when the flick went off all the boys will go back outside and would try and do the moves that they just saw in the Kung Fu flick .And this was in every borough of NYC not just one.Then I remember one day I went to watch the Kung fu flick at 3:00 and there was an entirely different show other than a Kung Fu flick on.I tuned in at 3:00 for the next few weeks, but it was always something else other than an Kung Fu flick.And that’s when it hit me, that they had stopped putting the Kung fu flicks on.No more Saturday drive inn Kung fu flick. I think that, that was probably one of the saddest days in my life lol.4 years, we had a good run. Damn, Meth bright back some memories for me. The good Ol days growing up in NY. Peace to Method Man aka the panty raider, hot nicks,ticallion stallion, Johnny blaze, Mr. Meth,etc. Queens Get The Money (QGTM) NY is #1
I’m a few years younger, and from Gary IN. It was the same thing going on where we were. That’s a good memory.
My Idol Method Man!!!!
Meth has been one of my favs for a long time. He will out rhyme any of these new artists any day.
Release Yo Delf!! Always good to hear from Mef and can't wait for that Dirty P album.
Damn good energy in this interview meth was engaged
I love how Meth openly talks about anxiety. It's something many, all (?), of us have but few talk about.
FIRE INTERVIEW
BEST MEF INTERVIEW EVER. Captured every aspect of the god, the living legend, the incomparable...M E T H O D....Maaaaaan! BigUp urself, respect.
This interview is such a gem and refreshing I feel like I know Method Man way more they did a really good job as they always do super impressed 🙌
Dope interview keep em coming please
Method Man is the Truth! Good story teller up there with Fat Joe!
I've been waiting for it, now I'mma grab some pop corn, beer, and something to protect my neck with 👐🏿⚔🐝👑
This is why I appreciate growing up all over NY during the time I did. I was able to blur a lot of lines and interact with a lot of different perspectives and influences objectively to teach my kids to be more open minded and conscious of what’s going on between the lines.
Talib, your body of work with this podcast is Golden. Safeguard it.
One of the BEST EVER! more movies. Please.
Great interview I have great deal of respect for Method Man. Sometimes you have to match the energy that is going at you! Where the shoe fits wear it! I hear y’all!
Dope interview I like how you make The guests feel comfortable to where they can talk about anything
We ready for Mef Man! I def. would wanna see Mef in the MCU. Entire Wu should be. Let's get that Wu Massacre made into a MCU film
That would be 🔥
Love the comment about outkast being booed, that shit was sad. Andre was on point and still to this day one of the most ahead of his time artist with the illest flows and legitimate flows. This is the continuation of real hip hop and black culture. Thanks Talib! Peace to SUPERNAT
Probably one of the best interviews I’ve seen in 10 years. Props. Meth is the truth
I see Mef I click🤷🏻♀️ great stories great interview
M-E-T-H-O-D- MAN! I remember as a youth watching the BRING THE PAIN / YOU'RE ALL I NEED videos with that half braided hair / white eye mystique look he had.... LEGENDARY
Method man as blue marvel would be the best.
This is one of the best interview
To this day, no one has a better rap voice then Meth
Great interview!
Tical!!!
Meth' is a GOAT!!!
Much love and respect to Method Man always and forever. Tical, Dare Iz A Darkside (Redman), The Most Beautifullest Thing In This World (Keith Murray), in constant rotation in '94. Miss those days. Speaking on KRS-ONE, people sleep on him, just like when he ran up on PM Dawn and took over his stage and rocked the show. This is why we honor KRS-ONE on our platform. We need more Hype Williams videos. He was before his time.
Absolutely!
He's literally kingly. Inside and out. The honorable Method Man. Love him.
Great show. This is for Meth. Red & Meth did a show here in New Orleans (HOB) some years back...Method man stopped the show bc he wasn't pleased with the crowd's reaction to their performance " we give you energy, you give it back to us" and he stopped the show twice due to this. Meth...its New Orleans bruh bruh. You have no idea how many sociopath were on the crowd that came to see y'all. We dont jump around like that in small venues. You askin' to get murdered. But I still enjoyed somewhat of seeing my fav rap gang. Much love. Magnolia!
29:56 I was so proud of my children and other children during this time, something we instilled in them was fight not flight. Some of us did educate our children and they pass it on and I'm here for their fight.
Yes Hunny!!! My Lifelong, OG-Crush. So happy to see y'all this morning. You'all have literally and figuratively save-my-day! #TheJourneyOfDiscovery #TheWarOfTheStars #MarvelConstituents
Method man from long Island... 516 stand up
The legendary Method man give this man his flowers 💐. He’s definitely in my top 5 rappers list .
The only concert I've ever been to was The Hard Knock Lifetime tour. Jay-Z was the headliner but Meth and Red by far had the best performance.
When Method Man was mentioning the "Saturday Kung Fu Matinee" he mentioned Run Run Shaw.
As far as I'm concerned, two entities are the sole reason old school Kung Fu films have a massive audience: Wu-Tang Clan and Run Run Shaw
I thought that was very intelligent and generous for Method Man to mention him 🏮
Man for all the tough guy exteriors the Wu have a group of savy, intelligent dudes. It makes me appreciate them more.
A real Beast of a man i totally agree with his 45 stance wake up America Peace...One....
Salute to Tical. The interview got really-real early and he kept all his commentary true
Thanks for keeping the show going
can we please get one more flood of wu tang music please???!!!!
this is good. have always like method man but dont think i have heard him speak or be interviewed. he exceeded my expectations. meth well spoken.
My all time favorites: METHOD MAN & MASTA ACE❤
i personally didn't see tyrese's talent till the recent black and blue
This is an "I'm Black and I'm Proud" episode. Thank you!
Thank you. This was love!! Never heard this King speak outside of the game..this was peace.. Thank you!❤
Meth talking about being high on shrooms and dust talking to Pac is wild. 🤣😂🤣
Wow! This episode deserves an award and/or some recognition. Props!
the metallica / ratm analogy was backwards. just an fyi.
i believe ratm was like 91 and metallica was maybe 10 years before that.
Method man👑👍🏿❤️🐐
Method Man has been my favorite Wu Tang member since Protect Ya Neck and he still is from his lyrical finesse, his acting ability, and to his fitness lifestyle. He’s a legendary Shaolin member who’s placed a huge dent in Hip Hop with his clan mates and with his solo career.
Incredible interview, tical always bring it with some gold nuggets from the clan and his people arround. Wu-tang is Forever!!!
Please hook us up with brother Yasiin...when he mentioned him my heart melted. Dope session though...love the work quality work you put into this!
Great Episode
I love that he acknowledged the Black Thought incident. I rep Wu all day but Tarik is a force of nature.
My man Super Natural.
Been waiting for this to drop!!!
Talib is easily the best hip hop podcaster host right now.
I’ve seen everyone of these. This is my favourite 💯
People forget the guys in Griselda aren’t that young even though they’re new to the spotlight. They didn’t have to do as much studying as you would think from newer artists. Love what they’re doing though.
Damn i'm early. Love the podcasts and the old music videos!
Well we know them 22 dislikes is the dudes that are the guys that don’t respect the roots
I ran into Meth at San Diego comicon 2008 and he was just there shopping buying comics. He was super cool to me.Blue Marvel would be a good fit for Meth .
Thank You All.
1:05:05 i'll bet you don't, why is that not surprising...
Dope interview 💪