Editing Canibus (section)

=== Wyclef feud, second album (1999–2000) ===
Because Wyclef produced the majority of the tracks on ''Can-I-Bus'', Williams blamed him for the general dissatisfaction with ''Can-I-Bus'' and cut ties with him, going as far as to diss Wyclef on the title track of his second album ''[[2000 B.C. (album)|2000 B.C.]]'' ("You mad at the last album? I apologize for it / Yo, I can't call it, motherfucking Wyclef spoiled it!"). 

''2000 B.C.'' featured the first collaboration between Canibus and [[Kurupt]], [[Ras Kass]] and [[Killah Priest]], a rap [[Supergroup (music)|supergroup]] collectively known as [[The Hrsmn]] (referring to the [[Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse]]), on the track "Horsementality". Though following ''2000 B.C.'''s release it had been announced that the group would be releasing an album, these plans never materialized, with only an [[Extended play|EP]] of [[outtake]]s from 2001 entitled ''[[The Horsemen Project]]'' released by Killah Priest's management in 2003. Since 2000, however, the members of the group have worked together on various songs and rumors of a full-length HRSMN album have persisted and include speculation about collaborations with [[Pharoahe Monch]], [[Common (rapper)|Common]] and [[Rakim]], among others.

Wyclef Jean would respond to Canibus's earlier remark on the track "However You Want It" from his album, ''[[The Ecleftic: 2 Sides II a Book]]''.

Though much bitterness between Canibus and Wyclef Jean remained for a period of time, the two artists finally settled their differences at the end of 2004; they have since worked together on two [[remix]]es of the [[Machel Montano]] song "Carnival Survivors". In an interview with HipHopsite.com conducted in November 2005, Williams claimed that he had recorded five songs with Wyclef and [[Jerry 'Wonder' Duplessis]] at Platinum Studios in New York for an upcoming Fugees reunion album.