Method Man’s Key Songs (“Method Man,” “Bring the Pain,” “I’ll Be There For You / You’re All I Need to Get By” (Puff Daddy Mix) Even with his foot on the neck of his foes, he had a remarkable gift for elevating your spirit and expanding your mind. He aimed to – and succeeded in – offering more than rhymes crafted to destroy the competition. Ultimately, though, Method Man will forever be regarded as one of the most charismatic, lyrically vivid, and technically proficient rappers of all time. He starred in the 2001 stoner comedy How High, had a recurring role on a revered HBO crime drama The Wire, and played a small role in beloved indie dramedy Garden State. With over 100 acting credits, his filmography is as diverse as his discography. While the rest of Meth’s solo discography never gained the critical acclaim and enduring reverence of Wu compatriots like Ghostface Killah, he remained relevant by crushing every guest feature, riding for the Wu, and becoming a force in pop culture. (Over the course of his decades-long career, he’s guested on over 800 songs.) Then, he broke blunt wraps with Redman and forged one of the most renowned duos in genre history. He carved out a lane separate from Wu-Tang while bringing more fans into the fold. After he brought the pain on his 1994 solo Def Jam debut, Tical, Meth became one of the most sought-after collaborators in rap.
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