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The Wu-Tang Clan brought out Redman, Lil Kim and more hip-hop superstars at the group's last New York City show at Madison Square Garden.

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Lil Cease joined Method Man for a rendition of the latter’s Biggie collab “The What.” Redman, Lil Kim, Big Daddy Kane, Slick Rick, and SWV also all made appearances throughout the show.