Method Man with Remy Ma, Kranium, and more

Jamaican dancehall singer Kranium, born Kemar Donaldson in Montego Bay, gained fame with the 2013 hit "Nobody Has to Know." Known for his clever wordplay, he joined Atlantic Records and collaborated with artists like Ty Dolla $ign, Tory Lanez, and WizKid. His debut album "Rumors" and follow-up "Midnight Sparks" solidified his international success.

Method Man, born Clifford Smith in Hempstead, NY, emerged as Wu-Tang Clan's first solo star with his 1994 album Tical. Known for hits like "I'll Be There for You" with Mary J. Blige, he formed a duo with Redman, releasing Blackout! albums. An actor too, he's starred in films like Belly and TV shows like The Wire.

Born in Staten Island, Ghostface Killah emerged with Wu-Tang Clan. Known for storytelling, he collaborated with RZA and released solo hits like "Fishscale." His influential works and platinum-certified albums include "Ironman" and "Supreme Clientele." Ghostface has worked with legends like Nas, Raekwon, and Kanye West, earning acclaim as a hip-hop giant.

Raekwon, born in NYC, is a legendary Wu-Tang Clan rapper, famed for his 1995 solo debut, "Only Built 4 Cuban Linx..." or the "Purple Tape." A pioneer of mafioso rap, the album was lauded by The Source. He has guest appearances on numerous songs while running Hashstoria and The Purple Factory.

Redman, born Reginald Noble in Newark, is a hip-hop luminary known for his gruff delivery and funky style. With collaborations featuring EPMD, Method Man, and Christina Aguilera, his career highlights include seven gold and platinum albums, hits like "Blow Your Mind," and Grammy nominations. Redman also made his mark in films like *How High* and TV shows such as *Method & Red*. His work extends through his label Gilla House, with albums like *Muddy Waters Too*. Redman's legacy is cemented as one of hip-hop's most distinctive voices.