Double Deuces (St. Ide's Malt Liquor Commercial)
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[Redman]
Oh here they come with the ruckus of the drunk
Funk doc (Methical) the veterans of medicine
Natural fruit juices, that alcohol beverage
[Method Man]
Come to get it on with that crooked ass veteran
Introduction you to this new special brew
Natural fruit juicin, alcohol double duecin
Take what the truth is, that rhyme through your toothless
[Redman (Method Man)]
Hey yo what are you a doofus? (Actin like you ruthless)
Guzzle that St. Ides, Superman flies through the skies
I'm crooked, leavin y'all chinky eyed
In case you were lookin
Ghetto natural now represent
I flip the script if you ain't
Hike up my guns and malt liquor
Drink it down to the sticker
If you can't finish it quicker
[Method Man]
Pineapple, coconut, lemon lime fashion
Mixed fruit, put it on ice and it be smashin
Oh here they come with the ruckus of the drunk
Funk doc (Methical) the veterans of medicine
Natural fruit juices, that alcohol beverage
[Method Man]
Come to get it on with that crooked ass veteran
Introduction you to this new special brew
Natural fruit juicin, alcohol double duecin
Take what the truth is, that rhyme through your toothless
[Redman (Method Man)]
Hey yo what are you a doofus? (Actin like you ruthless)
Guzzle that St. Ides, Superman flies through the skies
I'm crooked, leavin y'all chinky eyed
In case you were lookin
Ghetto natural now represent
I flip the script if you ain't
Hike up my guns and malt liquor
Drink it down to the sticker
If you can't finish it quicker
[Method Man]
Pineapple, coconut, lemon lime fashion
Mixed fruit, put it on ice and it be smashin
Double Deuces (St. Ide's Malt Liquor Commercial)
Method Man delivers a gritty, rhythmic track that channels the raw energy of his early Wu-Tang Clan recordings. The song features a distinctive sample from a St. Ide's Malt Liquor commercial, transforming an everyday advertisement into a backdrop for his characteristic boom-bap flow. This recording exemplifies the artist's ability to blend street narratives with commercial sounds, a technique that became a hallmark of his solo work. The track stands as a testament to the era's hip-hop culture, where sampling urban and corporate audio clips was a common creative practice. It showcases Method Man's vocal delivery and his role in shaping the sound of East Coast rap during the mid-to-late 1990s.