😱Prodigy Exposed the Illuminati — Then Died From an Egg? N.O.R.E.& Havoc’s Nervous Interview Raises RED FLAGS👀

In a recent resurfaced Drink Champs interview, Havoc—the other half of Mobb Deep—and N.O.R.E.

were confronted with the elephant in the room: what really happened to Prodigy? The question hit hard. N.O.R.E.

, clearly uneasy, carefully phrased his words while Havoc danced around giving a straight answer.

He said he was “50/50” on the conspiracy theories and that some things should be “left for private conversations.”

But when N.O.R.E.

brought up the Illuminati? Havoc pretended like he didn’t even know the rumors.

Fans weren’t buying it.

What were they afraid to say?

The tension in the room was thick, especially when N.O.R.E.

referenced a now-viral clip showing Prodigy being confronted on camera by a masked man who told him not to release “the video.

” That interaction alone, which allegedly happened shortly before Prodigy’s death, had people questioning whether the rapper was targeted.

But that wasn’t the only warning sign.

Let’s rewind.

For over two decades, Prodigy was one of the only rappers brave enough to openly discuss the Illuminati and secret societies—not just in passing, but in full detail.

As early as 1995, he dropped bars like, “Illuminati want my mind, soul, and my body / Secret society, trying to keep their eye on me.

” And it wasn’t a one-off.

He lived in that message.

In 2008, he dropped a song literally titled “Illuminati,” saying: “This is not a theory.

The conspiracy is real… they want to put me in a straight jacket in a padded room.

” And when you think about how many artists stay silent or speak in vague metaphors, Prodigy was different.

He named names.

He wrote it down.

He told people exactly where to look.

And it wasn’t just rap lyrics.

In 2017, just five months before his death, he released Hegelian Dialectic (The Book of Revelation), an entire album dedicated to exposing how elites use psychological warfare, engineered chaos, and secret rituals

to manipulate the masses.

He didn’t just criticize politicians—he went after the music industry itself, claiming it was being used as a tool to promote mental slavery and suppress truth.

One of the people Prodigy specifically called out? Jay-Z.

In a letter written while serving time, Prodigy accused Jay-Z of knowing the truth but choosing to conceal it for profit.“

Jay-Z knows the truth,” he wrote, “but he chose sides with evil in order to be accepted in the corporate world.”

Prodigy went on to say, “Jay-Z promotes the lifestyle of the beast… I’m fearless because the truth has set me free from the Illuminati mental enslavement.”

He didn’t stop there.

Prodigy was writing a musical about the Illuminati at the time of his death.

He was also keeping a personal diary, one that he planned to turn into a tell-all book.

According to close friends, that diary included specific names, incidents, and ritualistic practices being done in the entertainment and political world.

And it was this diary that many believe made him a target.

And then, suddenly, he dies… choking on an egg.

According to the official coroner’s report, Prodigy died of asphyxiation after choking on a hard-boiled egg while hospitalized for sickle cell anemia.

But here’s the part that doesn’t add up: the report said his sickle cell had nothing to do with it.

Just a boiled egg.

A grown man.

In a hospital.

With medical staff nearby.

Fans immediately called foul play.

“Who chokes to death on a damn egg?” one fan posted.

Others questioned why there was no video or hospital statement explaining the bizarre circumstances.

Some even wondered if something had been put in the egg.

And now, with the resurfacing of N.O.R.E. and Havoc’s nervous interview, the theories are only growing.

Especially when you factor in what Prodigy said in his final recorded conversations.

In one chilling interview with Alex Jones, Prodigy claimed elites were performing ritualistic murders, molesting children, and using satanic practices to maintain power.

“They’re doing this stuff for real,” he said.

“It’s not a game.

It’s not a myth.

These rituals? They’re real.

They’re targeting kids.

They’re targeting minds.

And they’re not going to stop unless we expose them.”

Even Candace Owens referenced Prodigy recently on her podcast.

In a now-deleted episode with Kanye West, they discussed how Prodigy was “about to expose the entire system” before his death, and that his choking death “didn’t make sense.”

The video was pulled from YouTube shortly after.

Suspicious? Absolutely.

But it doesn’t end there.

Prodigy’s old tweets, which are still archived online, are filled with links to UN investigations into ritual abuse, articles on immunization poisoning, and posts warning fans about manipulation in mass media.

“They poisoning us on purpose.

Wake up,” he tweeted in 2014.

“You think these programs in Africa are about health? Nah.

It’s population control.”

And in another post, he called out the FBI and CIA for murdering activists and artists who get too close to the truth.

“It’s not just assassinating people anymore,” he wrote.

“It’s character assassination, silencing, and discrediting truth-tellers.”

So when Prodigy died just as he was reaching his peak of spiritual and political awakening, working on a musical, writing a diary, and actively exposing elite corruption… it didn’t feel like coincidence.

And now, when the people closest to him—N.O.R.E.

and Havoc—can’t even talk about it without panicking or changing the subject, it says more than they realize.

It’s not what they said in the interview that’s making headlines… it’s what they didn’t say.

Because when someone like Prodigy gets silenced, it’s not just one voice lost.

It’s a message that echoes louder than before.

So now it’s up to us.

Was Prodigy taken out for exposing too much? Did N.O.R.E.

and Havoc get the message and back off to protect themselves? Or are we just finally starting to realize how far the rabbit hole actually goes?

Let us know what you think.

But one thing is clear: Prodigy didn’t die from an egg.

He died trying to tell the truth.