The most personal track, “You Can Never Feel My Pain,” offers a candid discussion of his struggle with sickle cell anemia.

Prodigy Releases Posthumous 'You Will See' Music Video, Estate Announces New Album

He expresses sadness at the thought of young black men choosing to earn money through illicit means and blows holes in the theory of “survival crimes” along the way. Prodigy addresses familiar Mobb topics on “Lumbar Support” and “Y.B.E.” (featuring Twin and B.G., respectively) but from a different angle. Instead of another “listen to my demo” routine, he includes details about the many friends who have died and aren’t here to see him shine. On “Veteran’s Memorial,” he offers a sobering reflection of his early days, when he and his fellow Mobbster, Havoc, would record demos and shop record deals. is an invitation into the happy, sad, and violent world of Prodigy’s life. stands as a slight departure and a vivid portrait of P as an artist. (Head N***a In Charge), introduces listeners to a side of him that isn’t always rocking Mobb Deep’s tried-and-true gun-blast formula. A consistent MC, Prodigy builds on his previous work, defies audience expectation, and steadily increases his fan base with each accomplishment.

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