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When it comes to a  Wu Tang Clan album, Rza says “As far as the Wu brothers, whatever we do, we do it. Sometimes we premeditate it, sometimes it’s just done naturally. I’m more in a natural mode right now…” Cryptic; but all Wu fans are patiently waiting for the Beez to reunite.

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Johnny Blaze took to the Wu-Tang Clan’s Facebook page to make the official announcement. The message simply read: “Method Man is officially working on his last album produced by the RZA.”

This will be the first time RZA has produced a Method Man album in its entirety since his 1994 solo debut, Tical.

Method Man and RZA have both grown since 1994, so we can’t wait to see what comes of their collaborative efforts. We hope it’s crack or crystal meth, considering the latter is slated title of the forthcoming project.

Spotted at HipHopDX.

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In the new comedy The Sitter Jonah Hill plays Noah, a 20-something year old college dropout who will do just about anything to get laid. In his quest to “pound vag”, the one woman he can’t have sends him on an impossible mission while he is babysitting some bad ass kids. Method Man is Jacobly, the boyfriend of a high school friend of Noah’s that gets him into a heap of trouble along the way.

In this exclusive interview with TheUrbandaily the two share the craziest things they’ve done for sex and the worst babysitting move they’ve ever pulled.

“I played Fritz The Cat for this kid…I didn’t know it was an adult movie”-Method Man

Method Man also gives us his memory of the first time meeting the late Dwight “Heavy D” Myers in Justin’s restaurant back in the day. 

The Sitter is in theaters December 9th.

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5. Jay-Z The Blueprint 2: The Gift & The Curse

Hov stans, have a seat. The album was good. The problem was it is the follow up to one of the best rap albums ever. You mean to tell me after giving the streets soul stirring rap songs like “This Can’t Be Life” and “Heart of the City” you follow that up with a mediocre sample of Pac’s “Me and My Girlfriend?” Sorry, that just won’t fly here. Plus, the concept of BP2 being a double album was unnecessary. The result of Jigga’s ambition was an unfocused album. We love Jay’s flows and all, but he overstayed his welcome in our stereos with that set. Glad he moved on to the next one.

4. Lloyd Banks The Hunger For More 2

Lloyd Banks is the best lyricist out of the G-Unit camp. He made the album a sequel because he wanted to regain the success of his debut collection. While HFM2 did receive positive reviews from critics and fans alike, he lands on the list because there was nothing new about HFM2. We are kinda sick of the guns, drugs, and street life rhetoric. That was cool when he was transitioning from the streets to a successful life, but now that he’s toured the globe and entered another tax bracket, rap about what you’re living now.

3. R. Kelly TP 3: Reloaded

12 Play is the quintessential R. Kelly album. there is nothing but hits on that effort. We let TP2.com slide because of bangers like “Feelin On Yo Booty,” “Fiesta,” and the sentimental “I Wish.” All of that love and admiration went out the window when TP3 hit the streets. This is one of the worst sequels for a number of reasons. The Trapped In The Closet saga was cool for the first five. “Slow Wind” had every chick in the club trying to get in touch with her West Indian roots to entice potential suitors. For that, men across America thank him. However, am I the only one who finds it creepy R. Kelly uses random objects in his sex analogies?  “Remote Control.” “Sex In The Kitchen.” What’s next? “I Wanna Hit It In The Bus Terminal Bathroom?”

2. Ghostface Killah More Fish

In 2006, Ghostface experienced a resurgence in his career thanks to his damn near classic, Fishscale. Being that he was riding the success wave, Def Jam tried to capitalize on it by dropping More Fish shortly thereafter. We can’t blame Tony Starks because he said in interviews how he didn’t think putting More Fish out would help, but as usual, the label only cared about dollar signs. MF consisted mostly of unreleased tracked that heavily featured his Theodore Unit soldiers. Needless to say, the soldiers of Theodore Unit are nowhere as great as Ghostface on the mic.

1. Method Man Tical 0: The Prequel

The third installment in the Tical series was the epitome of craptastic. Fans and critics hated the album for its generic party tracks. Consumers complained there were too many guests that overshadowed Meth. The thought of guests stealing shine from Method Man was crazy considering the amount of scene-stealing verses in his catalog. The commercial direction the album took was due in part to Diddy and Harve Pierre’s input. Meth explained, “On the third LP, it was suggested (by Def Jam) to bring in Harve Pierre and P. Diddy. Who am I to argue? Puff knows how to sell some records. But that wasn’t the direction to go in, and I know that.” Don’t try to place all the blame squarely on the shoulders of Diddy and Pierre, if Meth knew that wasn’t the road he wanted to travel down, all he had to do was jump out of the car. Scratches and scars heal. Bad albums are forever.

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10-Jay-Z & Beyonce “03 Bonnie & Clyde“- Jay and Bey, now Hip-Hop’s power couple, teamed up for Jay’s Blueprint 2: The Gift And The Curse. This duet produced by Kanye West featured samples from Tupac and Prince.  Released in 2002, the single hit number 4 on the U.S. Billboard hot 100, becoming Beyonce’s first top ten single as a solo artist.

9-A Tribe Called Quest- “Bonita Applebum”- The leading single off People’s Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm album. The track was rumored to be about a girl the crew wen to high school with.

8-The Roots ft. Eve & Erykah Badu- “You Got Me”- Off the 1999 “Things Fall Apart” album, co- written by Jill Scott who recorded vocals for the chorus as well. The label wanted a big feature and being that Jill was not known at the time, Erykah Badu was called in to feature on the track.

7-Whodini- One Love- One of three singles released off the platinum 1986 “Back In Black” album. “One Love” had become a universal phrase and helped the group obtain a platinum plaque for this album. Even almost a decade later on Nas’ “One Love” the phrase was being used and had even become a way to greet someone or say goodbye.

6-OutKast- Ms Jackson- The second single off their 2000 release “Stankonia” album which debuted at number 2 on the Billboard 200, and sold over 500k its first week. The hit was rumored to be a response to Erykah Badu’s mother after Andre 3000 and Erykah broke up. The song is about what couples go through and the feelings a mother can have against their daughters ex-husband/boyfriend.

5-DMX ft. Faith Evans- How its Goin’ Down- The third single off  DMX’s debut album “It’s Dark and Hell is Hot” . The single was a hit in my opinion because if you were from the hood and in love you could relate to the plot. How many of you had to steal your current love away from their girlfriend/boyfriend?

4-LL Cool J- I Need Love- The second single from LL’s second album “Bigger and Deffer.” “I need Love” was considered the first rap ballad hitting number 1 on the hot r&b/hip hop charts. It was also one of the first rap songs to see mainstream success in the UK. LL also won a Soul Train Music Award for the single.

3-Slick Rick Teenage Love- The first single off Slick Rick’s 1988 debut album “The Great Adventures of Slick Rick,” produced by the Bomb Squad. Taking the number 16 spot on Hot Black Singles and 8 on Hot rap singles, it was a hit and would be followed by a bigger hit “Children’s Story.”

2-The Fugees- Killing Me Softly- The original by Charles Fox and Norman Gimbel is a track that had been covered by many artists. Roberta Flack had topped the pop charts and won a Grammy covering the track. The Fugees later released in 1996 off The Fugees multi-platinum, Grammy award winning album “The Score”.  The cut had climbed to the number 2 spot on Us Airplay charts. Sampling A Tribe Called Quest Bonita AppleBum,  Lauryn Hill singing the lead vocals secured her top spot in Hip hop.

1-Method Man & Mary J Blige- Your All I Need- Originally recorded by R&B/Soul duo Marvin Gaye and Tami Terrell, this hip hop classic just may be the most memorable hip hop love song in history. It could also be argued the most successful rap/r&b duo to date. Method Man and Mary told the love story of many of us who come from the hood and the music video captured the story perfect. A Puff Daddy remix was later created which sampled a track from The Notorious BIG’s “Me & My Bitch” as well as a “Razor Sharp Mix” produced by the RZA.

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“When you get older and you got kids going to school and you know teachers and things of that nature and they see how active you are and concerned with your children’s education and well being,” Method Man says, “it’s hard to sit there and to be taken seriously if people are always talking about ‘He’s always high,” or “He’s always on weed” and stuff like that which is totally not the case.”

“I feel like when I first came out, we were young and we were doing our thing, we smoked a lot and didn’t care if the world knew.  Now, I have to use more discretion because of my kids.  This is not for me. Everything I do is for them now, so I use a bit more discretion and I don’t put weed at the forefront anymore.”

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“No. I don’t like peasy afros, sorry,” the Wu-Tang Clan member said.  “I don’t like dreads either. I like a woman to get her hair did.“

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The topic of natural hair versus processed/fake hair is quite the sensitive topic among black women.  Chris Rock tackled the subject in his 2009 documentary, Good Hair.

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On the album, Ghost is joined by hip-hop luminaries such as Busta Rhymes, Black Thought of the Roots (!!!!!!!) and Jim Jones.

Check out the tracklist below:

1. Purified Thoughts featuring GZA & Killah Priest
2. Superstar featuring Busta Rhymes
3. Black Tequila featuring Cappadonna & Trife
4. Drama featuring Joell Ortiz & The Game
5. 2getha Baby
6. Starkology
7. In Tha Park featuring Black Thought
8. Handcuffin’ Them Hoes featuring Jim Jones
9. Street Bullies featuring Sheek Louch, Wiggs & Sungod
10. Ghetto featuring Raekwon, Cappadonna & U-God
11. Troublemakers featuring Raekwon, Method Man & Redman
12. Rockbox
Bonus: How You Like Me Baby Ft. Fabolous

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The TV horror series is titled Night Tales and will be hosted by actresses Stacy Dash and Denise Richards.

Foxx’s No-Brainer Productions is producing 26 episodes of the series, which also counts NBA star Mitch Richmond as an executive producer.

The series, which is based on the 2008 BET flick Nite Tales: The Movie, is slated to be split across two seasons, according to Variety.

Foxx and company are planning on distributing Night Tales through a variety of platforms, including television, the Internet and comic books.

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Cincinnati, OH native Jonell made quite an impression on listeners in 2001 with her single “Round And Round.”

Originally included on producer Hi-Tek’s compilation, Hi-Teknology, the song was re-released as part of the soundtrack to the Method Man & Redman stoner flick How High with an added verse from Meth and hit #1 on Billboard’s Hot Rap Singles chart and peaked at #13 on the Hot R&B Singles chart.

She was signed to Def Jam’s Def Soul imprint and a single called “So Wassup” was released. “So Wassup” failed to make a dent on the charts and no album was ever released.

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Method Man is planning to sue rap group ICP (Insane Clown Posse) after being cut on the face at the Gathering of the Juggalos festival this past weekend.
According eyewitness accounts, fans started pelting the artist with objects during a performance with Redman, at which point Method Man was hit in the face with a full beer can.

Although the rapper still managed to perform with a wound that was visibly bleeding, the rapper came out yesterday and said “I’m suing those motherf**kers!”

After Method Man was hit in the face,  Redman cursed at the crowd then telling Method Man, “Your face is cut, go take care of that.”

But Meth insisted that the show went on replying, “Start the music we’re continuing the show, let’s f**k these motherf**kers up.”

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Method Man was hit with an unopened beer can and suffered a cut on his face during a recent show in rural Hardin County, IL.

The incident took place at the “Gathering Of The Juggalos” event put together by Michigan based hip-hop duo, Insane Clown Posse.  The event also made headlines over the weekend when another performer, reality-show vet and all-around hot mess Tila Tequila, was pelted with, among other things, fruit soaked in urine and feces.

Method Man, who was performing with Redman, refused to stop his set and seek medical attention.

The odd thing about this whole situation is that Tila Tequila had things thrown at her because they didn’t like her. Method Man, however, suffered the same fate because they did like him.

The Juggalos are what fans of the clown make-up wearing Insane Clown Posse call themselves and are notorious for being white trash not being the most upstanding members of society…

Check out some pics of “Gathering” attendees below:

SOURCES: TMZ, The Daily Swarm

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Raekwon is looking to follow up his last album, 2009′s Only Built 4 Cuban Links Pt. 2, in September.

The new album, titled Shaolin Vs Wu-Tang, will feature guest appearances from fellow Wu members Ghostface Killah, Method Man and Inspectah Deck.  The RZA is not slated to be on the album.

Raekwon also says that he’ll be featuring Black Thought from The Roots and Raheem Devaughn on the album in an interview with Vibe Magazine.

“…I got some other guys involved like [The Roots’] Black Thought—I love his talent. I think that when it comes to him delivering what level I wanted to go he was the perfect man. I also have Raheem DeVaughn who sounds like Curtis Mayfield over a Shaolin track.”

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After pleading guilty to tax evasion charges in Staten Island Criminal court yesterday, Method Man settled his debt with the IRS.
Method Man, 39, denied he was attempting to get away with not paying his taxes and blamed his accountants for the screw up.

He avoided jail time by forking over the final $40,000 that he owed him for unpaid New York State income taxes and was sentenced to a conditional discharge.

Music and movies have always gone together.  Musicals have been popular films since the golden era of Hollywood.  Back in the day, it was almost required that film stars be able to sing just as well as they could act.

Sadly, the marriage between music and movies hasn’t been entirely blissful, especially when hip-hop is added into the equation.  Over the years many films have been made with hip-hop culture at the focal point, or with rappers in starring roles, few of them worth the celluloid they were filmed on.

Here’s a look at some of the worst hip-hop films that we’ve seen starring rappers ternt actors.

Belly (1998)

This Hype Williams directed movie has only one saving grace: the work of its cinematographer, Malik Sayeed.  Belly is a beautiful film to look at, but Williams uses every music video cliché possible and fails to provide an interesting story, or even a cast (Nas, DMX, Method Man, T-Boz from TLC) capable of making the film bearable to watch. After the nearly perfect intro sequence, the movie spirals out of control.  Fortunately for movie-goers, Hype hasn’t directed a feature length film since this one.  A sequel of sorts was released straight-to-DVD in 2008 and starred The Game but I didn’t even bother to watch it. I’m sure it’s worthy of a spot on this list as well.

State Property 2 (2005)

State Property 2 had a whole bunch of cameos and no plot whatsoever. How in the hell did Beanie Sigel get out of jail after shooting up the courtroom in the first place? Dame Dash tries to make an overblown Rocafella ad with all of the artists on the label without thinking of any character development or plot or acting. On the flipside, Noreaga is amusing as El Pollo Loco.

SP2 is also notable for it’s liberal usage of the F word, as evidenced in this below highlight reel from the film

Before I Self Destruct (2009)

It’s a film starring 50 Cent. Need I say more? Curtis stars in this film as a young guy who wants a basketball career, but after his mother is killed, he’s hellbent on revenge.  This waste of time was packaged with 50′s album of the same name, and features one of the most ridiculous sex scenes ever filmed.

Full Clip (2004)

Busta Rhymes stars in this loose reworking of the 1970s film Bucktown as Pope who returns to his hometown to claim an inheritance left by his father.  Pope finds that the town in a much different state than when he left and he partners up with his old friend Duncan (Xzibit) to reclaim the town.  Wyclef appears in the film as the narrator of the story who you want to empty a full clip on by the time the film reaches its halfway point.

Cool As Ice (1991)

Vanilla Ice stars in this film loosely based on the classic James Dean film Rebel Without A Cause. Ice was at the height of his popularity when this film dropped, and his status as every teenaged girl’s fantasy couldn’t save this movie from tanking. Lucky for us, Ice delivered one classic piece of dialogue that will forever live in infamy…

“Drop that zero and get with this hero!”

Rappin (1985)

As a kid, I made an ill-advised trip to the movie theater with my sisters to see this Mario Van Peebles movie that came out when movies like the Breakin’ franchise, Krush Groove, and Beat Street were all the rage. Ninety long minutes later, we emerged from the theater wanting our $2.50 back.  Rappin was a re-telling (notice a trend here?) of Robin Hood in which Mario Van Peebles starred as Rappin John Hood (get it?).  No words can explain just how bad this movie was, so peep the trailer:

With all of the direct-to-DVD hood flicks that being hawked at barbershops across the country, we’ve certainly missed a few of them.  Which ones would you put on your list???

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Despite tons of leaks, Usher’s latest album, Raymond V Raymond takes the number one spot on this Friday’s issue of Billboard Magazine.

Usher was a shoo-in for that number one spot with close to 350,000 copies of the album sold.  Justin Bieber, who is signed to Usher’s Raymond-Braun Music Group, rests comfortably in the number two slot with just over 292,000 copies sold of My World 2.0.

Erykah Badu reaped the benefits of the controversy surrounding her “Window Seat” video as her brand new album, New Amerykah Part 2: Return Of The Ankh, debuts at number 4, selling over 112,000 copies.

Method Man, Ghostface Killah, and Raekwon’s Wu-Massacre debuts at number 12 with over 39,000 copies sold.

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Preparation for Easter Sunday will be a little easier for parents as rappers Method Man and Redman offer free haircuts and for kids at this year’s ADG Kids Cuts Day.

The second annual event, a joint venture between the entertainers and Staten Island, NY-based barbershop chain Against Da’ Grain (ADG), will provide haircuts and styling for children under the age of 12 from noon to 5 p.m. April 3.

Participating ADG locations include West Brighton at 821 Castleton Avenue and the barbershop’s flagship store at 61 Victory Blvd. (formerly the Wu-Tang/Wu-Wear Store).

ADG barbers as well as celebrity barber/stylists Sean White and Tariq will be on hand to provide haircuts for kids.

According to Redman, Kids Cuts Day is true example of ADG’s efforts to give back to the community.

Read the whole story at AllHipHop.com!

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The forthcoming album from Method Man, Ghostface Killah and Raekwon will come with three alternate covers!

The comic book styled artwork features the three Wu-Tang Clan members as a super hero.

Check out these collectors edition covers below!

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After going on a bit of a tirade in regards to a statement made by Waka Flocka Flames, Method Man apologized to Waka saying that his comments were taken out of context and not directed at Waka personally.

“[My statement] wasn’t about that man or what that man do. It was about the statement [Waka made],” Meth detailed. “I don’t even know that man to feel any type of way about that man….Anybody trying to eat legally and get their money the way I try to get mines, and ain’t never gonna knock them, man. That’s the last time I say anything about any fu**ing emcee or what they do. I’m going to keep my business to myself.”

Kudos to both Method Man and Waka Flocka Flames for handling this situation like real men and not letting this blow up into some sort of unnecessary beef!

Spotted at HipHopWired.

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I got some respect for Waka Flocka now. He might have no lyrics but at least he got one good hook (Olehdoit). The way he reacted to Meth’s comments was real classy. He could’ve been like “F Method Man and them old ass rappers for hating,” but he showed Method Man a lot of respect and handled the controversy with intelligence. That doesn’t mean I’m effin with the Brick Squad or down with all that Blood promoting they do, but I have a newfound respect for Mr. Flocka Flames.

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Ghostface stopped by Shade 45 along with Method Man & Raekwon to talk to Angela Yee and promote the upcoming Wu Massacre album and talked about his cameo appearance in Disney’s forthcoming film When In Rome.

Ghostface appears in a party scene as a DJ in the upcoming “chick flick,” as Ghost calls it, starring Kristen Bell and Josh Duhamel.

“They wanted me to get in there. I didn’t really get paid for the s**t or nothing, but I just thought, just do it cause it’s Disney.”

Ghost also had some choice words to say about Def Jam Records…

Get ‘em Ghost!

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Rae, Ghost and Meth did an interview with Lord Sear. Sear brought up the whole Waka Flocka “I ain’t got no lyrics” thing. They all went off into a tangent of hip-hop and taking pride in intelligent creative lyrics.

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Apparently, Method Man, Ghostface, and Raekwon have given up on their original album title, as well as naming their super-group, but who cares when they have an album cover as dope as this!

Hopefully, the entire album art is done comic book style and isn’t just full of pictures of them ice grilling a camera…

But then again, I doubt Def Jam would spend the money on that, since most people don’t even bother buying albums anyway!

Our loss, I guess.

UPDATE:

Def Jam held a listening session today, February 17th, and thanks to RapRadar, we have the tracklist for the album:

1. Criminology 2.5
2. Meth vs Chef
3. Ya Moms Skit
4. Smooth Sailing Remix (feat. Solomon Childs)
5. Our Dreams
6. Gunshowers (feat. Inspectah Deck & Cappadonna)
7. Dangerous
8. Pimpin’ Chipp
9. How To Pay Rent Skit (feat. Tracy Morgan)
10. Miranda
11. Youngtown Heist
12. Breaka Breaka
13. Made Men

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For some, Valentines Day is a reminder of failed relationships and can bring out the Scrooge in a person.  If you’re that person, take a listen to these songs and know that you’re not alone!

Blu Cantrell “Hit ‘Em Up Style (Oops)”

This song struck a chord with the ladies, as Blu Cantrell sang about getting revenge on her cheating man by spending all his money.  Ooops?  No.  Ouch.

“Can’t believe that I caught my man cheating / So I found another way to make him pay for it all So I went to Neiman-Marcus on a shopping spree-ah / And on the way I grabbed Soley and Mia / And as the cash box rang I thought everything away” /

Ruff Endz “No More”

If your girl is cheating on you, just take all of those things you did for her away and see how she acts.

“No more shopping sprees / No more late night creeps / No more VIP / No more dough / We can’t even kick it no more”

Oran “Juice” Jones “The Rain”

The classic Def Jam record chronicles the story of a man who catches his woman on a date with another man, and concludes with the hilarious confrontation.

“Did you miss me? I missed you too. I missed you so much I followed you today.”

Eminem “Kim”

Raw emotion makes for great art. Eminem wrote this murderous tale after his on/off girlfriend Kim (hence the title) cheated on him. This one still gives me chills to this day.

“Never knew me cheating on you would come back to haunt me / But we was kids then Kim, I was only 18 / That was years ago / I thought we wiped the slate clean”

Erykah Badu “Tyrone”

This classic song about a woman kicking her man to the curb even had the fellas conceding defeat.

“I think you better call Tyrone / But you can’t use my phone”

D’Angelo “S**t, Damn, M**********r”

R&B’s Howard Hughes sings about catching his wife with his best friend. Violence ensues.

“I’m ’bout to go get my nine / and kill both of y’alls behinds”

Click here to watch D’Angelo perform this live!

TLC “No Scrubs”

Labeled male bashers by every man after the song dropped, only the ones that fit the description should’ve been mad at T-Boz, Left Eye and Chilli.

“I don’t want your number / No / I don’t wanna give you mine / And no / I don’t wanna meet you nowhere / No / I don’t want none of your time”

Sporty Thievz “No Pigeons”

Of course the men had to respond to TLC. Sporty Thievz came through with their sole hit and gave TLC what for.

“Y’all chicks ain’t gettin’ nada / Uh oh! / Your p*ssy ain’t worth the Ramada / Uh oh! / Anyway your friend looks hotter / Uh oh! / Game is somethin’ we got a lot of”

Kelis “Caught Out There”

Kelis’ debut single was definitely the tale of a woman scorned and helped make her a household name.

“So sick of your games / I’ll set your truck to flames / And watch it blow up, blow up”

Method Man & D’Angelo “Break Ups 2 Make Ups”

Method Man confronts his ex-girl about her cheating ways and gives her no hope of ever rekindling their relationship.

“All up in my face acting overzealous / Like you want somethin from Meth / I hope it ain’t love girl / Cause I ain’t got none left for you”

Justin Timberlake “Cry Me A River”

Rumored to be about his break-up with Britney Spears, the video did nothing to squash those rumors with a girl that oddly resembled Spears getting dissed.

“Girl I refuse / You must have me confused with some other guy / The bridges were burned / Now its your turn / To Cry / So cry me a river”

RZA “Domestic Violence”

The Wu-Tang leader’s graphic song detailing an argument between him and his girl was shocking when it first came out, and is still just as shocking now!

“What the f*ck y’all birds talking about? / Get the f*ck out my house / ‘Fore I grab you by your hair and slap d*ck to your mouth”

BONUS:  Marvin Gaye Here My Dear LP

Marvin Gaye’s 1978 album, Here My Dear, is the ultimate tale of love gone wrong.  In an unprecedented move, Marvin agreed to give his ex-wife, Anna Gordy, the proceeds from his next album.  Initially Marvin planned to record a throwaway album and have it fail, but instead he grew fascinated with the concept and recorded one of the most etherous albums and released it on his ex-wife’s brother’s (Berry Gordy) label.

Anna contemplated suing Marvin for invasion of privacy after hearing the album for the first time.

“I guess I’ll have to say this album is / Dedicated to you. / Although perhaps you may not be happy, / this is what you want / So I conceded. / I hope it makes you happy. / There’s a lot of truth in it, babe.”

Or how about this gem?

“You got a flair for style / And the style is all the while / What could i do? / The judge said she got to keep on living the way she accustomed to.”

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The highly anticipated group album from Wu-Tang members Ghostface, Raekwon, and Method Man has a title!

Raekwon spoke with XXL and revealed that the title of the group’s album will be Three, The Hard Way.  The trio has yet to come up with a name for their group.  Raekwon says that if it were left up to him, the group would be called “Bastard Swordsmen”

Watch Rae’s interview with XXL here!

Three, The Hard Way is scheduled for a March 9th release.

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When Raekwon, Ghostface, and Method Man announced they were going to be the BBD to Wu-Tang’s New Edition, expectations were understandably high.

Fortunately they have yet to disappoint.  Here’s a song that may or may not be on their forthcoming album. Using a hefty chunk of one of my personal favorite pre-Off The Wall Michael Jackson solo tracks, Rae, Ghost, and Meth deliver the goods!