Wu-Tang Clan just graced New Orleans, Louisiana with a stellar performance at the New Orleans Jazz And Heritage Festival. Moreover, all members (including Raekwon, RZA, GZA, U-God, and more) seemed to have a great time on stage as some of their best hits played. In particular, the crowd and the crew were really feeling their rendition of the classic “Can It All Be So Simple.” In fact, Method Man was very impressed with the American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter that helped them throughout the show. He had such a great time watching her do her thing that he danced along, imitating her hand motions and observing her with a big smile on his face.
Given his incredible catalog and wide range of experience in many industries, it’s always an event when Method Man is on stage. However, many fans were disappointed when he said he wouldn’t join the rest of the Wu for their “N.Y. State Of Mind” tour last year. While many thought that they wouldn’t get to hear his iconic verses live, fans in Newark, New Jersey got a special treat. Both Meth and Redman popped out to perform “Da Rockwilder,” “Wu-Tang Clan Ain’t Nuthing ta F**k Wit,” and “M.E.T.H.O.D. Man.”
Method Man Vibes Out With Sign Language Interpreter
Method Man approves of the sign language interpretation of “Can It All Be So Simple” #WuTang #JazzFest pic.twitter.com/cjBavCGyLj
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On that note of extracurriculars, the 52-year-old got a lot of praise for his acting work on 50 Cent’s “Power Book II: Ghost.” That praise actually prepared him to deal with criticism as well, advice that he wanted to share with his peers. For example, Yung Miami recently got flamed for her performance on another G-Unit show, “BMF.” After she responded to some haters and the discussion went viral, Method Man chimed in with some blunt advice.
“F**k people,” he told a reported from TMZ who caught up with him and asked about the phenomenon. “People are mean. White noise, white noise. I love the City Girls, they’re dope.” Overall, it’s great to see the rapper lend a hand to the next generation. Clearly, he’s all about enjoying the moment and being proud of your work, and he shares that pride to and with others quite often, as this viral clip shows. For more updates and the latest news on Method Man, stick around on HNHH.