The loopy rapper that offered Angel Dust to Method Man

Method Man is a extremely versatile MC who has been a continuing presence because the late Eighties. Rising to prominence as a part of the legendary Staten Island crew The Wu-Tang Clan within the mid-Nineties, the rapper (actual title Clifford Smith Jr.) is cherished for his intricate lyricism and explosive vitality. 

As a New York native, Smith collaborated and socialised with varied artists from his hometown. Method Man was integral to the Nineties East Coast hip-hop scene, from Erick Sermon to Havoc and others. Nonetheless, in a current interview, the Tical rapper unveiled that one Nineties legend offered him Angel Dust.

Throughout an look on the Drink Champs podcast with Noreaga and DJ EFN, Method Man mirrored on the early days of his profession. That stated, Throughout the ‘Drink Time With Slime’ section of the present, Smith made an astonishing revelation. 

In a quiz, Smith was requested to choose who he most well-liked between Biggie Smalls and Huge L. When requested, the Blackout! musician responded, “Why y’all do that?! Well, check this, right. Big L used to sell me my wet. Big L used to sell me dust! We used to get that shit from Big L uptown. With that being said, [I choose] both.”

Following the interview, Harlem rapper Cam’Ron, who was a part of Huge L’s Kids of the Corn crew, corroborated Smith’s story and revealed that he offered to Method Man a number of occasions. Taking to social media, Cam’Ron posted, “Yo @methodmanofficial, I served u a couple times. I just wasn’t famous yet. [shushing face emojis].”

The Harlem lyricist even posted an image of the lyrics of his 2019 observe ‘Toast 2 Me’ on which he raps, “I ain’t do football, in the streets I was quarterback / Freekey Zekey Deion Sanders, see, he was my cornerback / But I’m off of that (off of that), I’m from a dust block where some of Wu-Tang used to come and place they orders at.”

Big L was murdered on a Harlem road nook in 1999, however you may hear Method Man chatting with Noreaga and DJ EFN about his Harlem transactions with Huge L within the video under.