Prospect (rapper)

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Prospect is a Puerto Rican Rapper from The Bronx and former member of the Terror Squad. He has been on albums from both Big Pun and Fat Joe as well as both Terror Squad albums. He was part of Full a Clips Crew. He was known to be the laziest member of the group according to Fat Joe. It would take him forever to write a rhyme.

Prospect has worked with Terror Squad, Big Pun, Termanology, DJ Premier.

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