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Method Man Will Sue Over Bloody Eye
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Jaya Saxena
Published Aug 18, 2010
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If anybody at the Gathering of the Juggalos had actually listened to Wu-Tang before, they would have seen this coming. Method Man tells TMZ that he's planning to sue somebody over the bloody wound he got when a member of the crowd threw a full beer can at his face, though he didn't specify who. He said, "It's not OK...I don't condone throwing things at the talent while they're performing." Neither does Tila Tequila, even though she was apparently warned she would be a target.
Insane Clown Posse member (and upstanding citizen) Violent J claims the band heard a rumor that Tequila would be a target for violence, but upon warning her, she said she would still perform because she's "not a bitch like that." He also said, "I wish they didn’t throw stuff at her," but assured everyone that Tequila was paid before the event, so not finishing her performance didn't affect her paycheck. That Insane Clown Posse—consummate professionals.
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