Havoc

In this emotional clip, Havoc of Mobb Deep describes being with Prodigy in the days leading up to his death and reflects on their friendship over the years. Havoc tells Vlad about the moment he learned that Prodigy had passed: “I knew it was a lie,” he says, “But when I came to the realization that it wasn’t a lie the s**t just f**ked me up. I felt like I was in a dream. I was pinching myself, literally. It had to be a dream. I couldn’t believe it.” Havoc continues to speak about Prodigy’s legacy, kindness, and the unfortunate news that a mural dedicated to Prodigy in Queensbridge had been vandalized. But Havoc ended the interview on a positive note: “The last song Prodigy sang he was repping Queensbridge in ‘Shook Ones.’”

One of the chief architects of east coast gangsta rap & one-half of Mobb Deep, Havoc stopped by VladTV for an important interview. In this clip, Havoc and DJ Vlad discuss Prodigy’s $200k bulletproof car and his refusal to snitch on 50 cent after a gun was discovered in his vehicle. He also weighs in on the Mobb Deep Reunion. Watch above.

One-half of the infamous Mobb Deep, Havoc stopped by VladTV for an exclusive interview detailing the rise of the legendary group. Havoc discusses how Mobb’s Deep first album, “Juvenile Hell”, flopped and how they were subsequently dropped from their first label. Mobb Deep quickly bounced back, signing to Steve Rifkind’s Loud Records. Havoc talks about releasing “The Infamous” which included legendary track, “Shook Ones Pt. 2”, instantly catapulting them to the forefront of the East Coast rap game. Watch above.