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Published on December 18, 2007 at 4:17pm
When he gets off stage, the crowd starts chanting, "Mobb Deep, Mobb Deep!" Prodigy is happy that folks still care about his music.
"It feels good to get up there and get love like that," he says. "Since I'm going away to do a bid, I can appreciate all of it that much more."
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