http://www.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=art.4116&rws=%2Fmethod-man%2Fmusic-videos.rssRaised in the Stapleton Projects on the isle of Shaolin (Staten Island), Method Man found worldwide success with the Wu-Tang Clan. His hype delivery, gravelly flow and weeded humor soon made him a fan favorite, and in 1994 he released his solo debut (the first of countless Wu-related albums) <I>Tical</I>. An undisputed classic, the album showcased Meth's wildman charisma and his gushing mic skills. Several singles hit the charts, including a duet with Mary J Blige called "You're All I Need." He's dropped a slew of cameos since then, acted in several films (<I>Copland</I>, <I>Black And White</I>), and coined the extremely popular phrase "John Blaze." In 1998 he released his second solo album <I>Tical 2: Judgement Day</I>, followed one year later by <I>Blackout!</I> with his comical cohort Redman. In 2001, following the release of two more Wu-Tang LPs, Meth and Redman starred in the weed comedy "How High." Three years later, the two had their own self-titled sitcome on Fox, and Method Man released his long-awaited third album <i>Tical 0: The Prequel</i>. - Brolin WinningEast Coast Rap/Hip-Hopen720Thu, 31 Dec 2009 12:43:24 -0800 http://static.realone.com/rotw/images/logo_rhapsody_113x22.gif http://www.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=art.4116&rws=%2Fmethod-man%2Fmusic-videos.rss Raised in the Stapleton Projects on the isle of Shaolin (Staten Island), Method Man found worldwide success with the Wu-Tang Clan. His hype delivery, gravelly flow and weeded humor soon made him a fan favorite, and in 1994 he released his solo debut (the first of countless Wu-related albums) <I>Tical</I>. An undisputed classic, the album showcased Meth's wildman charisma and his gushing mic skills. Several singles hit the charts, including a duet with Mary J Blige called "You're All I Need." He's dropped a slew of cameos since then, acted in several films (<I>Copland</I>, <I>Black And White</I>), and coined the extremely popular phrase "John Blaze." In 1998 he released his second solo album <I>Tical 2: Judgement Day</I>, followed one year later by <I>Blackout!</I> with his comical cohort Redman. In 2001, following the release of two more Wu-Tang LPs, Meth and Redman starred in the weed comedy "How High." Three years later, the two had their own self-titled sitcome on Fox, and Method Man released his long-awaited third album <i>Tical 0: The Prequel</i>. - Brolin Winning