“I’m trying to behave and get money” — Joe Budden
After two months of non-stop f-ckery, Joe Budden apologizes to Method Man, but says he won’t hesitate to go after Meth’s friends (*cough*Inspectah Deck) if he needs to. Smart move, Slaughterhouse..er…Joey.
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Ghost is literally ghost in the 2nd version of the “New Wu” video, but who needs Tony Starks when you can have Teyana Taylor in your video? If you’re like me and you dug the first “New Wu” video, proceed for an encore.
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Apparently, some people don’t know the definition of the word “forever”, as in the phrase “Wu-tang forever”. And as it would turn out, Ludacris is not familiar with the idea that the Wu-tang Clan Ain’t Nothin’ to F with as evidenced by one of his song entitled Let’s Stay Together. Meth decided to speak up this week to straighten out some of the latest rumors.
“Even Ludacris, who I respect a lot, kind of upset me with a song he had where he mentioned Wu-Tang broke up. No, we didn’t break up! There has never been an official statement that said, ‘We’re done’ or ‘I’m out’. (Before a new group album), there’s things we’ve got to take care of first before anybody even starts to discuss that.” [Contact Music]
Method Man crashed Comic-Con 2008 the other day. Who knew he could be such a geek? In case you’re just returning from a trip overseas, Meth just released his own comic book titled Peerless Poe.
Naturally, there’s a good guy (Peerless Poe), a bad guy (Lilith), a love interest (Jeanne), and a super group of allies (the Method Men). I’d rather see a comic with all the Clansmen prominently featured, if you ask me, but this will do for now.
You may want to read about Method Man’s comic book over at Smoking Section. While you’re there, peep their dope interview with Meth.
