Would you have an issue if Prodigy wrote Havoc's bars on the Infamous?

[YeLovesBoston]

Prodigy has always been the "lyricist" of the group while Havoc is more noted for his dark and gritty production. Both of them clearly attribute to the edgy atmosphere of the music Mobb Deep makes. With that said, would you have an issue if Prodigy wrote all the lyrics while Havoc focused on production.

 

[ManxOfxThexYear]

Nah, cause no one has ever said Havoc is the best rapper out or best rapper dead or alive

 

[DarkmanX]

Not to go OT, but from what they told Prodigy started out making beats while Havoc was the better rapper & they helped each other improve at the opposite. I dont know if its really true or not but sounds bugged out considering what we came to see.

 

[Cloud McFly]

Nope.

If you are a producer, and not claiming to be the best lyricist, it's all good to me.

Now if you are a producer trying to pass off some shyt that somebody wrote for you as your own, or claiming to be king/best lyricist, that's when it becomes a problem.

 

[Cladyclad]

If u said the other way around issues would be had.

 

[DMGAINGREEN]

Havoc actually wrote some of Prodigy's rhymes on Juvenile Hell , then P became a beast out of nowhere and created numerous classic verses on the infamous

 

[Big Mel]

Pretty sure Havoc wrote for or at least ramped up P in the early days.

 

[SoulController]

nope

when you make beats like 95-99 Havoc, you have earned your keep. never once did i ever say 'man i wish that song was all P' Hav never got herbed like that in his prime

 

[YeLovesBoston]

Havoc actually wrote some of Prodigy's rhymes on Juvenile Hel[/B]l , then P became a beast out of nowhere and created numerous classic verses on the infamous

Coli teaches me something new everyday

 

[the cac mamba]

never once did i ever say 'man i wish that song was all P'

they knew to do it on this one