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Prodigy Of Mobb Deep
Albert Johnson, who performed as Prodigy, grew up in Queensbridge, New York. He met Kejuan Muchita, known as Havoc, in 1991, and together they formed Mobb...
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Albert Johnson, who performed as Prodigy, grew up in Queensbridge, New York. He met Kejuan Muchita, known as Havoc, in 1991, and together they formed Mobb Deep. Their 1993 debut album "Juvenile Hell" introduced their raw approach to hip-hop.
Mobb Deep's 1995 album "The Infamous" included the track "Shook Ones (Part II)," which became widely recognized. Prodigy's solo work includes songs like "Keep It Thoro," which appears on his own releases. He continued recording both with Mobb Deep and on his own projects over the following years.
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