Prodigy of Mobb Deep, who is currently in jail from a October 2007 for unlawful gun possession, is Vox Music Group for allegedly failing to pay him over $30,000 in royalties. In court documents filed on March 23 in Manhattan Supreme Court, Prodigy claims executives agreed in August 2007 to pay him $10,300 a month. According to the New York Post, Johnson accuses them of missing three payments and failing to give him a semi-annual royalty accounting statement, forcing his family home into foreclosure. Prodigy wants his money but he also wants the agreement be terminated.All Hip Hop, Black Hip Hop, Hip Hop Your Way to Freedom, enlightment and all kinds of other sh*t.
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Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Prodigy Wants his Money!
Prodigy of Mobb Deep, who is currently in jail from a October 2007 for unlawful gun possession, is Vox Music Group for allegedly failing to pay him over $30,000 in royalties. In court documents filed on March 23 in Manhattan Supreme Court, Prodigy claims executives agreed in August 2007 to pay him $10,300 a month. According to the New York Post, Johnson accuses them of missing three payments and failing to give him a semi-annual royalty accounting statement, forcing his family home into foreclosure. Prodigy wants his money but he also wants the agreement be terminated.
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Monday, April 21, 2008
Big Pun Documentary To be Release

DMX, Prodigy, Raekwon, Snoop Dogg, Swizz Beatz, Killer Mike, Xzibit, Keith Murray and many others have been sitting down with filmmakers to talk about one of raps most skilled and charismatic characters in a documentary that does not yet have a release date.
"I was extremely pleased," Pun's wife, Liza Rios, said in a statement to Mixtape Monday regarding the film. "It was well-thought-out. It definitely represented Big Pun in full form. Over the years, Pun had become a distant memory in the industry. It is important for the younger hip-hop generation to know Pun and what he contributed to our hip-hop nation. The streets always keep Pun alive, and by creating this documentary, we are able to give back to Pun's loyal fans."
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