iHipHop Exclusive Interview: Redman Claims He Is An Official Member Of Wu Tang, “He Said I Was The 11th Member, I Ain’t Say It!”

Redman -- whose new album MudFace is out now -- and the legendary Lord Finesse stopped by Shade 45 to chill with Tony Touch on Toca Tuesdays, during which the two emcees kicked a pair of freestyles. Check out the freestyle session after the jump.

Don't get it confused, kids, Redman's got some classics under his belt. What immediately comes to mind whenever I hear the name Redman isn't his appearance on Chappelle's Show or sleeping on a couch on MTV Cribs but for Whut? Thee Album, Muddy Waters, and his collaborations and longstanding friendship with Wu-Tang Clan's own Method Man (which spanned a great album in Blackout!) but as of late Red hasn't done much in the field of music. I guess somewhere between How High and Red Gone Wild: Thee Album, people just kinda stopped caring about Red. But hip-hop's gone through many changes since then and what with the recent East Coast revival going on, Red is in perfect position to come out with some new material -- I mean, hell, if Meth is doing it then why can't Red? So here he is, at the tender age of forty-five, Red is looking to get back into the rap game. He'll be dropping a new project in The Preload and here he's sharing the visuals for a track entitled "Somebody Got Robbed." I think I typed out enough, peep Red's "Somebody Got Robbed" video after the jump.

Wu-Tang Clan get all political and topical with their music video for "A Better Tomorrow" the title track from their new album, which you can stream in full right here. For "A Better Tomorrow," the Clan utilizes scenes of protesters in Ferguson and New York reacting to the deaths of Mike Brown and Eric Garner, respectively. In addition the visuals include President Barack Obama's reaction to the events. It closes with a list of people who were reportedly killed by police. Peep the visuals for Wu-Tang Clan's "A Better Tomorrow" after the jump.