Jim Jones gives Prodigy props

By The Hip Hop WriterHip Hop Vibe Staff WriterDespite friction between their crews in the past, Jim Jones has given his props to Prodigy. Following three years in prison, Prodigy is out and ready to record new music. Not only is he working on his own solo album, but he and Havoc are putting together a new album for their Mobb Deep group.Jim Jones is also in the middle of making major moves.

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Mobb Deep already Back in the Studio

By The Hip Hop WriterHip Hop Vibe Staff WriterFor three years, Havoc has been waiting on Prodigy to get out of prison so they could put Mobb Deep back together. Not even out of prison a week and Prodigy is back in the studio, recording the new Mobb Deep album. The duo have joined up with Alchemist to record new tracks.Havoc said he would waste no time getting Prodigy back in the studio upon being

Prodigy, of Mobb Deep, released from Prison

By The Hip Hop WriterHip Hop Vibe Staff WriterThe Mobb Deep duo is whole, once again. In 2008, half of the group was taken away when Prodigy was sent to prison. But, Havoc held things down for the group, even when they were dropped by G-Unit Records.Despite being dropped from G-Unit, Havoc insists there was no ill will with 50 Cent. When he discovered Prodigy had been released, 50 Cent offered

Prodigy prepares Post-Prison Tour

By The Hip Hop WriterHip Hop Vibe Staff WriterNext week, Prodigy will be released from prison. While he is not on the level of Lil Wayne, Prodigy does have major post-prison plans. On March 7, the Queens rapper will be back in society.Introducing himself to the people, once again, Prodigy has set up a small tour. When he is released from prison, he plans to visit ten venues and perform. In

Havoc talks Mobb Deep leaving G-Unit

By The Hip Hop WriterHip Hop Vibe Staff WriterBy 2005, 50 Cent had reached the peak of his career. His "Piggy Bank" diss record gained all kinds of attention. The song was directed at his primary rival, Ja Rule, and his collaborators, Nas, Jadakiss, and Fat Joe and also included a slight diss towards Mobb Deep. A few months later, the Mobb Deep duo of Havoc and Prodigy shocked the world.Months