Shots fired literally and figuratively.

“My whole thing with the Prodigy book was like you beating up somebody, and then 10 years later the person brags about, you know what I mean, the part where his people did jump me, they jumped me…because I shot somebody. Then after they jumped me. I shot them again. So how could you describe this situation like you won? So that was my only problem with it because at the end of the day Prodigy didn’t lie he exaggerated. Lying is ‘Yo, I was at The Breakfast Club show [and] I killed the show.’ And I never came up here. At the end of the day, and I mean no disrespect to him, it’s like you ever see these kids from Long Island and they really don’t know the ghetto? But they come to the ghetto and they feel like they’re so much a part of the ghetto. So they see the ghetto [and] they actually love it. When you from the ghetto you don’t love it. You don’t even like it. So that’s what I think. I think he was hype, gassed on his self, and at the time he wrote it we weren’t gonna be friends.”

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This entry was posted on Friday, August 19th, 2011 at 11:22 am and is filed under Video. Tags: Ghetto, Long Island, N.O.R.E., Prodigy