Method Man
Method Man is a boom-bap artist from Staten Island, New York.
The Wu-Tang Clan's breakout star, with a smoky, charismatic voice, a Grammy with Mary J. Blige and a long run with Redman.
Who is Method Man?
Method Man (Clifford Smith Jr.) is a rapper and actor from Staten Island, New York, and a member of the Wu-Tang Clan.
Known for
His solo track "Method Man" on 36 Chambers and his debut Tical (1994), the first solo album from the Wu. "I'll Be There for You/You're All I Need to Get By" with Mary J. Blige won a Grammy in 1996. With Redman he made Blackout! (1999) and the stoner comedy How High (2001). As an actor he is known for The Wire and Power Book II: Ghost.
Style
A raspy, laid-back voice with effortless charisma, playful flows and catchy hooks. He sounds relaxed even on the rawest beats.
Impact
Method Man was the Wu-Tang's first mainstream star and showed that a hardcore New York rapper could cross over to film, TV and the pop charts.
Method Man: quick answers
What genre is Method Man?
Method Man’s music falls under Boom-Bap. Method Man is part of East Coast hip-hop, with the most important work in the 1990s and 2000s.
Where is Method Man from?
Method Man is from Staten Island, New York (born in Hempstead, Long Island).
What is Method Man’s real name?
Method Man’s real name is Clifford Smith Jr..
When did Method Man start?
Method Man has been active since 1992.
Which group is Method Man part of?
Method Man is a member of Wu-Tang Clan.
Which artists are similar to Method Man?
If you like Method Man, listen to Busta Rhymes, DMX and Redman.
