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Wu-Tang Clan standout Method Man has been in the news lately after a slight public disagreement between he and the RZA kicked off over the release of the one-of-a-kind Once Upon A Time album. Tical visited the studios of Hot 97 and chopped it up a bit, sharing details on his movie career, his crew, journalists and more.

Meth, who just turned the ripe age of 44 on March 2, will be hitting the big screen and the Grammy-winning rap star isn’t giving up his rap career although he’ll be winding down soon it seems. With a focus on acting, expect to see the Method Man at a theater near you very soon. But let’s get to the juicy stuff.

Here’s what we learned from Method Man’s Hot 97 interview on the following pages.

[h/t Miss Info]

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Mr. Mef’s Got Bad Peepers

The rapper’s eyeglasses are not props, as he has to wear them when he drives.

Common, Watch Out

Method is focusing on acting and wants to get “Common money.”

Rap Has A Shelf Life

Method Man

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Method Man says he doesn’t want to be a 50-year-old rapper doing music because he has to do so. So acting it is.

Little Beef With Cilvaringz

Meth offered up this tidbit: “I don’t like Cilvaringz.”

The Beef With RZA Was Nothing More Than A Misunderstanding

Method said that he was “misinformed” about the Once Upon A Time album situation but still had darts for Cilvaringz.

Meth’s Youngest Son Wants To Get Into The Business

Method’s son, Raekwon, wants to be in the rap life. Meth also shared that his son, although he didn’t grow up hard, has “hood tendencies.”

Method Man, Lacrosse Star?

Redman and Method Man

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Method Man was a football player and lacrosse athlete in high school.

XXL Gets No Love

While Method already put it out there he’s not rocking with XXL, he explained that he called the journalist who ran his quote about the beef with Once Upon A Time but says the damage is done.

Method Man Bleeds Wu-Tang Clan Black & Yellow

Wu-Tang Clan group portrait

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Method says he’s “very protective” fo the Wu-Tang brand and feels like B-level members like Cilvaringz has tarnished his crew’s name.

Method Man’s Not Into The Wu Nostalgia

Although Meth broke out first, he thinks all the anniversary chatter around the Clan’s debut and Raekwon’s purple tape doesn’t help the crew’s legacy.

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