Prodigy will be honored with his own street in Queensbridge, New York. According to Complex , the corner of 12th Street and 41st Road in Queensbridge will be named “Prodigy Way” in 2022.

When a rapper threatens to "rock you in your face, stab your brain with your nose bone," you know he means business, as does Prodigy on "Shook Ones Pt. 2," his most iconic performance as a ...

12th Street and 41st Road in Queensbridge will now officially be named "Prodigy Way" after the legendary Mobb Deep rapper who grew up in the town. Jordan Rose December 16, 2021 ...

Prodigy found success in the '90s in rap duo Mobb Deep alongside fellow rapper Havoc. Prodigy and Havoc grew up together in New York's Queensbridge Houses, the famous Queens housing development.

I met Prodigy in the early '90s when he was a teenage rapper eager to make a name for himself. He lived in Long Island but would come to Queensbridge to see Havoc—his eventual partner in the ...

Rapper Prodigy, a member of the New York hip-hop duo Mobb Deep, has died at 42.

The Prodigy Mural In Queensbridge Has Already Been Destroyed The rapper has been defaced on the Urban Upbound building. By Sydney Gore. July 08, 2017 This is some sucker shit.

Later on that day, Henriquez and Lazare, along with a few friends, returned to the mural, located on 13th Street and 40th Avenue in Queensbridge, New York to restore it.

A New Prodigy Mural In Queensbridge Pays Homage To The Mobb Deep Rapper The mural was created by artists Jeff Henriquez and Eli “Eli Eos” Lazare.

It seems that some revelations published by Mobb Deep rapper Prodigy in his new autobiography are hitting fellow Queensbridge rapper Capone where it hurts. In "My Infamous Life," Prodigy claims ...

Prodigy (born Albert Johnson) was one half of the hip-hop duo Mobb Deep with rapper and producer Havoc. He died at age 42 of complications from sickle cell disease.