Prodigy said the duo pulled the song off the radio once they got word Shakur had been shot dead in Las Vegas in September 1996. But Mobb Deep didn’t remove the song from the record itself.

He was just starting Bad Boy. He ain't have no artists yet, and he wanted to sign Mobb Deep first — we were gonna be the first act on Bad Boy. And then when we got that offer, at the same time ...

As he told us, “I got a record deal for $300,000 just for [my verse on] ‘Give Up The Goods.’” Although Schott Free helped set up the successful collaboration between Mobb Deep and Wu-Tang ...

Lin-Manuel Miranda dropped an unreleased Hamilton-themed Mobb Deep track, “Boom Goes the Cannon…,” for the June installment of his year-long Hamildrops series. The track features Prodigy ...

As he told us, “I got a record deal for $300,000 just for [my verse on] ‘Give Up The Goods.’” Although Schott Free helped set up the successful collaboration between Mobb Deep and Wu-Tang ...