Method Man - Wu-Tang Clan - MP3 instrumental karaoke

Wu-Tang Clan dropped "Method Man" on August 3, 1993, and the track quickly became a spotlight moment for Clifford Smith Jr., known famously as Method Man. Originally the B-side to their single "Protect Ya Neck," it later found its way onto their debut album, Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers). Produced by the legendary RZA, the track's bare-bones beat—a minimalist loop anchored by a sharp metronome—puts Method Man’s charismatic flow front and center. The hook cleverly spells out "M-E-T-H-O-D Man," a playful nod to Hall & Oates' "Method of Modern Love," while also sampling Bootsy Collins. There's even a quirky, improvised "torture" skit with Raekwon, which highlights the group's gritty humor. Beyond just fan love, critics hailed the track as a classic; The Source even ranked it among the "100 Best Rap Singles" ever. "Method Man" not only defined Method Man’s style—it secured Wu-Tang Clan’s place in hip-hop history.