Prodigy's book assisted in destroying some relationships within Murder Inc and caused issues with Prodigy until his death. This video dives into other issues between Murder Inc artists and what may have caused Prodigy to "ALLEGEDLY" lie in his book.
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Prodigy's book assisted in destroying some relationships within Murder Inc and caused issues with Prodigy until his death. This video dives into other issues between Murder Inc artists and what may have caused Prodigy to "ALLEGEDLY" lie in his book.
With a history that spans over 30 years, the relationship between Mobb Deep and Capone-N-Noreaga has been a complicated one with many ups and downs. Capone admits he and Noreaga were initially viewed as “Mobb Deep rejects.”
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Prodigy (R.I.P.) getting his feelings off his chest pertaining to the state of the rap game the day before he was set to do a 3-year prison sentence. While he didn’t have much good things to say about the rappers making noise in 2008, I have a feeling he would have had even less of an appreciation for the cast of clowns calling themselves rappers in 2020 and beyond.
Havoc started off speaking about the era in hip-hop before him, which Saigon explained as “an awakening.” Saigon then turned his attention to Mobb Deep coming on the map, and he explained that he “lost half my fanbase” during their beef. Saigon then explained that Prodigy and Havoc were trying to “wake people up” with their music, and he pointed out that 2Pac and Ice Cube were doing the same thing.
Prodigy’s powerful message lives on with “You Will See”, the first single off the late rapper’s upcoming posthumous album, The Hegelian Dialectic Volume 2: The Book Of Heroine.
American rapper Albert Johnson, better known by his stage name Prodigy, was born on November 2, 1974 in Hempstead, New York. His greatest professional successes were accomplished as one half of the hip hop duo Mobb Deep.
But almost as much as writing great rhymes, Prodigy loved a good rap beef. His career was filled with battles against many of the greatest rappers of all time, and he usually gave as good as he got.
Jay-Z has become one of the biggest legends in the history of hip-hop, but that definitely doesn’t mean everyone has to like him. He’s been no stranger to a big list of feuds, with people from Nas to Tupac. There’s a reason for that. He hasn’t always been a titan of the industry like he is now.