Released: December 14, 2018

Featuring: ​iNTeLL Snoop Dogg

Songwriter: ​iNTeLL Method Man Snoop Dogg

[Intro: iNTeLL]
Yeah, uh
The I-N-T-E double L
Here we go, uh
Yeah, The Meth Lab, uh
Here we go

[Chorus: iNTeLL]
I said shout out to the west side
But I'm from the east side (Okay)
And you know that we ride (Okay)
Bumpin' hard beats off the G ride (Yeah)
Throwin' up the peace sign, lookin' for some feline
Crushin' Power-U, that's how I do
I said shout out to the west side
But I'm from the east side
And you know that we ride (Yeah)
Bumpin' hard beats off the G ride (Uh huh)
Throwin' up the peace sign, lookin' for some feline (Where you at?)
Crushin' Power-U, that's how I do it in the mean time

[Verse 1: iNTeLL]
I said welcome to the rec room, not a lot of headroom (Nope)
I'm sacrificin' virgins, catch the beats in my bedroom (Come here)
Go against the W, then you might be dead soon (Yeah)
I could make the sky bleed, but ya call it red moon (Moon)
I never been ordinary, carry weapons more than heavy (Come on)
Mind was designed to be primed 'cause I'm more than ready (Right)
If you sharpen your machete, better get that coffin ready
Run up in your crib, I fuck your wife and eat up your spaghetti (Fuck 'em)
All I do is write rhymes, smoke trees and pipe dimes (Uh huh)
Hustle all day then continue through the nighttime (Yeah)
Nasty like a pipeline, vigilantly fight crime
Rappers are my sons, I be worried like a white mom (Ha)
Wu gang is next up (Yeah), better have them checks cut (Yeah)
Taxes too high, "Bye Felicia" man, we fed up
Other rappers sped up they be outta pocket (Come on)
See, I can't wait 'til I ball out like Fetty Socket (Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah)

[Chorus: iNTeLL]
I said shout out to the west side
But I'm from the east side (Okay)
And you know that we ride (Okay)
Bumpin' hard beats off the G ride (Yeah)
Throwin' up the peace sign, lookin' for some feline
Crushin' Power-U, that's how I do
I said shout out to the west side
But I'm from the east side
And you know that we ride (Yeah)
Bumpin' hard beats off the G ride (Uh huh)
Throwin' up the peace sign, lookin' for some feline (Where you at?)
Crushin' Power-U, that's how I do it in the mean time

[Verse 2: Method Man]
I'm 'bout to hit 'em with that yes y'all (Uh)
You rockin' wit' the best, y'all (Uh)
Verbally, I'm skilled, plus, sometime I take the S off
That'll leave you killed, bucket list that you've been checked off (Uh)
Meth with the F, basically it's me and F y'all
How can I forget Protect Ya Neck, dog?
Not X, dog, love some DMX
I am practically DM an X, dog
Matter fact my next bar colder
Better yet, it's hot yoga
You get stretched forward, dog
Do respect, I don't respect y'all
That said, I'ma keep the track fed (Woo)
Look, if he ain't dead, he better act dead
P-L-O forever, peace to Achmed (Hey)
Type to say what's crackin' to a crackhead
Blacker than your face, that's a blackhead (Ah)
Need to be Proactive
These rap kids need to know the meanin' of what rap is
Before they say they rappers
I can say I mastered everything they talkin' 'bout
And after it's all said and done, you'll see my jersey in the rafters

[Chorus: iNTeLL]
I said shout out to the west side
But I'm from the east side (Okay)
And you know that we ride (Okay)
Bumpin' hard beats off the G ride (Yeah)
Throwin' up the peace sign, lookin' for some feline
Crushin' Power-U, that's how I do
I said shout out to the west side
But I'm from the east side
And you know that we ride (Yeah)
Bumpin' hard beats off the G ride (Uh huh)
Throwin' up the peace sign, lookin' for some feline (Where you at?)
Crushin' Power-U, that's how I do it in the mean time

[Verse 3: Snoop Dogg]
I'm sorry to keep you waitin' 'cause I've been cultivatin'
Thuggish through my duration
Doin' public relations
Countin' money, doin' TV shows
I can't believe he goes underground then mainstream
Super supreme and the cream rules everything (Yup)
You fools do a lot of talkin' but you never swing
And that's on everything
See, I'm a king so I look upon my scruples
And then pinpoint which one will be my next pupil
Concentrated, it's levels and layers
Devils and players, Joker's Wild
While I'm strokin' her down, we'll be smokin' a pound
And we came to par-tay, three the hard way
Johnny Blaze, Snoop Dogg and my nephew
You can't smoke with us, nigga, we left you
In the dust (What?), on the bus (What?) homie, we don't give a fuck (What?)
Long Beach, nigga, east side

[Chorus: iNTeLL]
I said shout out to the west side
But I'm from the east side (Okay)
And you know that we ride (Okay)
Bumpin' hard beats off the G ride (Yeah)
Throwin' up the peace sign, lookin' for some feline
Crushin' Power-U, that's how I do
I said shout out to the west side
But I'm from the east side
And you know that we ride (Yeah)
Bumpin' hard beats off the G ride (Uh huh)
Throwin' up the peace sign, lookin' for some feline (Where you at?)
Crushin' Power-U, that's how I do it in the mean time

Method Man

Method Man (born Clifford Smith on March 2, 1971) is a Grammy-winning rapper and actor who is one of the breakout members of Staten Island’s Wu-Tang Clan. On their seminal 1993 debut album Enter the 36 Chambers, Mr. Mef made his name known with his namesake solo track among other standout appearances throughout the album. He was also the first member of the group to release a solo album when he put out Tical in 1994.

In 1996, Method Man won a Grammy with Mary J. Blige in the Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group category for their collaboration “I’ll Be There for You/You’re All I Need.” Meth has gone on to release several solo albums while continuing to contribute to Wu-Tang projects, and he also released two collaborative albums with his partner-in-rhyme Redman in 1999 (Blackout!) and 2009 (Blackout! 2).

He parlayed his success in the music business into television and film roles. He has appeared in The Wire, Belly, The Breaks, The Deuce, Luke Cage, and he’s the host of the rap battle TV show Drop the Mic. He also starred alongside Redman in their short-lived FOX sitcom Method & Red and the movie How High, which is named after their 1995 collaboration. He has also been featured in multiple Def Jam fighting video games, including Def Jam Vendetta and Def Jam Fight For NY.