Why were Prodigy and Littles beefing?

[Suleiman Bey]

Littles: Battle Cry

AllHipHop.com: Would you say you have some issues with Alchemist that sort of conflict with your relationship with Prodigy?

Littles: Actually, I didn’t have anything with Alchemist. What happened was that Alchemist got smacked up and got his chain taken by someone who was affiliated with all of us, and I was guilty by association and they wanted to know why I didn’t stop it. The whole thing is, Alchemist is a grown man. He’s defenseless to me. But what happens is that he put himself in a situation of selling beats and re-selling beats, and getting a bad name for himself around the camp. He’s the same dude who plugged Tru Life into what studio Mobb Deep records in, and had Tru Life come in there and strip all of Mobb Deep’s friends, beat everybody up with guns, blew a shotgun off in the studio. They weren’t wrong for how they felt because Prodigy did a song with them for a lot of money and then re-spit his verse on a mixtape, but it shows you that no matter how defenseless you are, you can still be harmful. By Alchemist letting Tru Life know what studio Mobb Deep was in - he was there and they didn’t touch him. I would watch money transfers and you see Mobb Deep do six or seven songs for him on his album for free, and then you get an invoice from him for double digits and big points, I’m thinking something’s wrong here because things are conflicting here. But at the end of the day, it was just Alchemist and Prodigy breaking money up. The smartest thing that Alchemist has ever done is stay away from the shadows of that pen and paperwork with them. I actually respect his hustle.

 

[KFBF]

Tru Life come in there and strip all of Mobb Deep’s friends, beat everybody up with guns, blew a shotgun off in the studio.

Tru life was a menace. Was his beef with mobb cause of jay?

 

[chunky_mcdaniels]

Tru life was a menace. Was his beef with mobb cause of jay?

Nah, not at all.

He had a song he put out called 'When you're a thug' featuring Kool G Rap and Prodigy. It was his first single that he spent some money on, got placement, traction etc.

Then P spit the same verse on 'Never Goin Back'

This fukked up Tru Life's song, from a legal perspective.

So he ran up on Infamous Mobb / GZA / Muggs.

*side note. 'Never goin back' is/was a great song.
1:00 min in. High hat Havoc on a rampage around this period.

 

[Mac Ten]

What is Littles up to nowadays?


I was playing both versions of Alchemist's 1st Infantry(Instrumental and Retail) and I randomly thought of this thread.

 

[L. Deezy]

What is Littles up to nowadays?


I was playing both versions of Alchemist's 1st Infantry(Instrumental and Retail) and I randomly thought of this thread.

dont know really at this point... he dabbles in stuff. (Managing)

but most people dont know is he the one that got Money Bag Yo poppin as his manager. They later parted ways

 

[Mac Ten]

dont know really at this point... he dabbles in stuff. (Managing)

but most people dont know is he the one that got Money Bag Yo poppin as his manager. They later parted ways

I guess Littles took advantage of getting off that Black Couch then...

He was managing Mobb Deep, putting out his own street DVDS, held em down at that Central Park Concert, tried to sit everyone down at Dinner after the incident to try and squash things, etc.

I liked his mixtape from 2003 called The Feeding though.

When I read P's book, he said that Littles was one of the youngest drug dealers and tried to buy his Acura Legend(the same Ac which P had a Mac in the engine)

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

That 12st crew (Infamous, CNN etc) vs Goodfellas is like a greek opera, shyt runs back and forth for years (before and after) P got took by Sherm/Lake at Tunnel.

Lets hears some more of these QB stories

 

[cheapshot]

I guess Littles took advantage of getting off that Black Couch then...

He was managing Mobb Deep, putting out his own street DVDS, held em down at that Central Park Concert, tried to sit everyone down at Dinner after the incident to try and squash things, etc.

I liked his mixtape from 2003 called The Feeding though.

When I read P's book, he said that Littles was one of the youngest drug dealers and tried to buy his Acura Legend(the same Ac which P had a Mac in the engine)

Littles painted it black with crack sale intentions.

RIP to Prodigy and Kay Slay. Kay Slay was the last person that I remember even shouting out Littles, since he put out that mixtape.

 

[DaHNIC82]

What is Littles up to nowadays?


I was playing both versions of Alchemist's 1st Infantry(Instrumental and Retail) and I randomly thought of this thread.

Hes mostly in the South managing artists. Im gonna interview him real soon

 

[Da_Eggman]

P beefed with damn near everyone

 

[Mac Ten]

Hes mostly in the South managing artists. Im gonna interview him real soon

Oh yeah...


If u can, ask Littles if him and P made peace and how was his reaction to Prodigy dying

 

[Mac Ten]

P beefed with damn near everyone

Yes he did...

He caught Jay talking slick on Money, Cash, Hoes after it was proven that he didn't want no smoke with Pac

Stood up to Pac while Biggie resorted to subliminal.

Had beef with Tru Life(That was P's fault though and the Infamous Mobb caught got stripped)

Beefed with Lakey and Sherm... Karma caught up with Sherm too.

P had the heart of a lion. Win or Lose, he still stood tall

 

[Mac Ten]

Littles painted it black with crack sale intentions.

RIP to Prodigy and Kay Slay. Kay Slay was the last person that I remember even shouting out Littles, since he put out that mixtape.

Hell yeah ...

Someone blackballed him or put a call in

 

[KingsOfKings]

because Littles homeboy Love (from Marcy) robbed Alchemist

Love i think was also there at that Central Park fight against Lakey and them too

Love grew up with Jay Z they have pics together from the 80s

from what i was told Littles wasnt in on it but P didnt believe him and cut him off after that

 

[KingsOfKings]