Prodigy

Fresh out of jail, Mobb Deep's Prodigy is ready to talk. The Queens rapper gave his first post-prison interview to TheSource.com, sharing his excitement in being a free man, how he bided his time while locked up, how he's uninspired by today's rap scene and why he's feeling Kanye West...

Prodigy, real name Albert Johnson, of the group Mobb Deep was released from prison today after serving a three-year sentence for a guilty plea to weapons charges. The rapper had been living out his sentence at Mid-State Correctional Facility in New York after admitting guilt on October 8, 2007...

Mobb Depp rapper Prodigy will be released from prison on Mar. 7, after completing a three-year sentence for weapon possession charges. His fellow group member, Havoc, revealed the news during an appearance on Statik Selektah's Shade 45 radio show on Thursday night (Jan...

Mobb Deep's Prodigy will be a free man by February 2011. The Queens, N.Y. bred rapper is currently serving a three-year prison sentence at Mid-State Correctional Facility in New Jersey for a gun charge. Alchemist, Eminem's DJ, sat down with MTV's Sway Calloway at the Yankee stadium stop of Em and Jay-Z's Home and Home concerts and broke the news of Prodigy's release...

Prodigy, of Mobb Deep fame, is still deep in a three-year prison sentence on weapons charges. Fortunately, he's not going to leave us hanging for that entire time. Over the weekend, P checked-in with a crazy seven-minute freestyle placed over a beat produced by Sid Roams that was all recorded via telephone...

Artist: ProdigySong: 'The Life'Why You Should Watch: Prodigy, whose currently serving a three-year prison sentence for unlawful possession of a weapon, takes us on a tour of New York City as spits his "ghetto love story." Prodigy Talks 'H... Read More ...

New York-bred rapper Prodigy avoided jail for the second time in five weeks after being hospitalized with painful complications from sickle cell anemia on Wednesday. Prodigy was set to turn himself in to begin his three-and-a-half year prison term for gun possession but instead, the rapper was taken to a New York hospital where he's being treated for severe lung pain...

A New York judge is giving Mobb Deep's Prodigy a big break. After requesting the rapper's medical records, judge Edward McLaughlin postponed Prodigy's jail sentence. Prodigy, whose real name is Albert Johnson, plead guilty to weapons possession charges and was sentenced to 3 1/2 years in prison in October 2007...