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Showing posts with label Method Man. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Method Man. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 5, 2009

Warning To Our Readers: Don't Ask Method Man For An Autograph


"When Mary Anderson of Fort Bend County allegedly asked rapper Method Man for an autograph after a show last November at Houston's House of Blues, she claims she got a different kind of signature: A wound in the stomach from a pellet gun.

Anderson is suing Method Man, more formally known as Clifford Smith, in Harris County District Court for allegedly shooting at her six times with a pellet gun. According to the lawsuit, Anderson attended a rap concert where Method Man and Redman were performing." More

I love Method Man, so this brings out more of his legend with it. Shooting someone with a pellet gun is hysterical. Most of us have been shot by a pellet gun before and it stings but nothing else. It's not sue worthy. For all we know he was probably high and didn't think of consequences.

Friday, March 27, 2009

Method Man Was Going To Pay His Taxes.... But Then He Got High



Despite recent reports that the rapper is so broke that his 2008 Lincoln Navigator was repossessed to pay back taxes, Method Man — whose real name is Clifford Smith — insists his cash flow is just fine. In fact, he says, his penchant for marijuana is to blame for the mishap.

Citing the Wu Tang member for being $52,503 in arrears on his personal income taxes, the state Department of Taxation showed up at the Staten Island native’s home at 6 a.m. March 19 with “four NYPD cops and the repo team,” Meth told us. “I knew why they were there. It wasn’t like ‘Oh my God! Noo!! Don’t take it!’ like it is on that TV show [“Operation Repo”]. I was half-dressed, and it was so early that I just said, ‘Okay, you’re taking the truck. ... Aight.’”

The back story, according to the rapper, is simple.

“Myself, I’m a pothead,” he said on the set of a video shoot for his new album, “Blackout 2,” with Redman. “It’s no secret. Everyone knows that. I go on the road and forget everything else. Sure, [the tax department] sent letters to my house saying, ‘We need this money.’ They started sending them in 2002.
NYDaily News

Does anyone else find this story amazing? Method Man blatantly admitting being too high to pay his taxes, and you know? I believe him. No one else in the work could admit this and it would be o.k. I'm glad he didn't care they took his truck either... oh America, you impress me again.