NYPD cops are looking to question Wu-Tang Clan rapper and founding member Method Man after a 28-year-old man filed a complaint accusing him of an assault at a Staten Island gym, police sources said Thursday.

Welp! It looks like 52-year-old Busta Rhymes ain’t the only old-azz rapper accused of swingin’ on people as of late. Nope, rapper and actor Method Man, and a prominent member of the iconic Wu-Tang Clan,

Method Man, one-part of Staten Island's most famous rap group, denied allegations of a gym brawl in the borough.

Get the latest updates on the Method Man assault allegations. Find out what happened at the gym in New York and the rapper's response.

On January 16, the New York Post published a piece alleging Method Man was arrested in Staten Island after assaulting his daughter, real name Cheyenne Smith’s supposed ex-boyfriend Patrick Sokoya at a Crunch Fitness gym. However, in a statement published by AllHipHop, Method Man vehemently denied the claim.

The New York Police Department’s involvement in the case has remained measured, with no immediate arrests made following the incident. This development has raised questions about the nature and validity of the allegations. Smith’s representatives have maintained his innocence, emphasizing the absence of any law enforcement action as significant.

In 1993, Wu-Tang emerged and left an indelible mark on hip-hop and the music industry as a whole. Inspired by their love for martial arts, they named themselves Wu-Tang Clan, taking inspiration from the 1983 film “Shaolin and Wu-Tang .”

The 53-year-old Wu-Tang Clan rapper and The Wire actor, real name Clifford Smith, was allegedly involved in the incident at a Crunch Fitness gym. The New York Post quoted law enforcement sources as claiming Smith punched a man in the face seven times “with a closed fist.”

Method Man has denied allegations that he repeatedly punched a man at a Staten Island gym. The alleged assault occurred at a Crunch Fitness gym Thursday and involved the 53-year-old Wu-Tang Clan rapper and The Wire actor,

Martin Shkreli argued members of the Wu-Tang Clan should be included in a court battle he’s facing over the rap group’s one-off album.

For TheRealPatience, the single represents a bold step forward in his mission to blend faith and hip-hop without compromising either. His collaboration with Method Man also signals a growing recognition of Christian hip-hop as a legitimate and impactful subgenre within the broader hip-hop community.