Redman (real name Reginald Noble) was a popular figure in the '90s hip-hop scene. As both a solo artist and half of the Method Man & Redman duo, he released several albums and nabbed a starring role alongside his musical collaborator in the 2001 stoner movie How High. By the second season of MTV Cribs, the audience began to expect to see each guest's extravagant lifestyle — so when the cameras made the trip to Redman's house, everyone was in for a big surprise.
The rapper's tour of his modest Staten Island home ended up being one of the most popular episodes ever. In addition to not cleaning up before filming and ironing his clothes on the floor, Redman's pad featured shoe boxes full of money. While speaking with Vlad TV years later, he called out the high expectations set by the series, which allegedly led other celebs to showcase fake home rentals and other facades on the show.
According to XXL, Redman has continued to live in this same simple house, likely because, as he explained on MTV Cribs, the location has given him the sense that he can always strive to move up while inspiring him to keep moving.
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