Labels: batman gets pwned, gotta problem with it, proph the problem

DJ G-Spot Presents THE MIDWEST INVASION LP coming soon...

Labels: gottta problem with it, love/hate, midwest invasion, proph the problem

Stumbled on this while watching Mtv Jams after the Cavs game last night. This is a certified heat rock... no wait... it's Jay Rock

Labels: all my life, gotta problem with it, jay rock, lil wayne, proph the problem

Labels: gotta problem with it, live forever, proph the problem, tyga

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MIDWEST FRESSSHHH ON THE WAY

Labels: freestyle midwest fressshhh, go hard, gotta problem with it, proph the problem

Labels: gotta problem with it, kay slay, proph the problem, slaughter house

Labels: city of light, gotta problem with it, proph the problem, soul kryziz, zup

Labels: diss, gotta problem with it, joe budden, proph the problem, pushing buddens, saigon

Labels: gotta problem with it, letter to big, lil cease, proph the problem

THE ANTHEM OF A NEW ERA

Labels: gotta problem with it, jay-z, my presidetn is black mp3, proph the problem, young jeezy

Open For Business

1. Open For Business Intro
2. Sky's The Limit
3. Diamond In The Ruff
4. City Of Light
5. Anniversary
6. Lookin' Back
7. Therapy
8. Lies
9. West 6th
10. No Lights
11. '88
12. 1 4 U
13. What I Wanna Be

produced by zup
mixed by think at mannequin odd

I don't even need to say anything... You see the cosign right? Get some act right and download the joint. Hot tape. Rhymes are dope, production is incredible al Yung Zup. Get better aquainted with Soul Kryziz at the following sites...
http://soulkryziz.blogspot.com
www.myspace.com/soulkryzizmusic

Labels: gotta problem with it, mick boogie, proph the problem, soul kryziz, terry urban, the league crew, zup

Saigon feat Prodigy "Underachiever"






Joe Budden "Pain in His Life"

Labels: beef, gotta problem with it, joe budden, proph the problem, saigon

1. November 10th
2. Theories Of Wine
3. Brooklyn Girls
4. Outside
5. Loser
6. Delivery Or DiGiorno’s
7. Do What You Love
8. Windows Media Player
9. Verbal Vicodin
10. Jeezy Hamilton
11. Waterworks
12. Happy Ending
13. What’s Going On
14. The Bermuda Triangle w/ Show TuFli & Yung Nate
15. It’s
16. Mt. Rushmore w/ Hcho & St. Vil
17. Mr. Perfect
18. Lacey Duvalle
19. Shinin’
20. Lemme Know
21. Most Likely To Succeed
22. November 10th 2008

Labels: best of the hamiltoniaztion process, charles hamilton, dj skee, gotta problem with it, proph the problem

I know where I was. My body sat propped in a tattered chair on Cleveland's west side. My heart was in Washington DC where a people were united, by the passing of a torch for the realizatioin of a dream, of a future that is the present. My mind was in the sky. Not in the clouds but in the sky which is now the limit for all people. Where were you when the world changed?

Labels: barack obaman, gotta problem with it, inauguration, proph the problem, where were you

Keri Hilson feat Busta Rhymes "Turnin Me On" remix



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Labels: gotta problem with it, keri hilson, lil wayne, proph the problem, turnin me on video

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Labels: gotta problem with it, kanye west, nas, proph the problem, the world

PROPH THE PROBLEM:
First off, thank you for taking the time to chill for CYBER-SPACE SIT
DOWN. Being an emcee myself I'm always curious as to what makes other
emcees tick, how they think, and how they got started. I'd been rhyming
for as long as I remember but didn't think of pursuing it until I
heard "2nd Round Knock Out" by Canibus in 1998. How long have you been
rhyming, and what made you decide to turn hip hop into a career?

DONNY GOINES:
Thanks for the love fam. I've been rhyming for along time, since I was 17 actually but I never took it serious until I turned 25. I just got hit with an undeniable feeling of inspiration and it compelled me to pursue this. In the back of my mind I always wanted to make music but didn't really think it was possible, now that thought is a thing of the past.

PTP:
For the people that aren't familiar yet, your sound is real, raw, yet
still very polished. Who in hip hop inspired you early on and how do
you compare yourself to them?

DG:
I was always inspired by the artists from the Mid 90's. B.I.G, Pac, Nas, Jay Z, Mobb Deep, etc. but back in those days it was just as a fan. Now as a artist myself I try to create that feeling I had within others. I am a very polished artist in the sense of recording because I'm a studio rat but overall I have a long way to go before I master my craft.

PTP:
Who do your fans now compare you too and why?

DG:
Funny enough people always say I remind of the era I just mentioned. They say I reminded them of the days when Hip Hop was Hip Hop. I guess I can understand where that comes from because whether I do it on purpose or not I am heavily influenced by that era.

PTP:
After releasing several acclaimed mixtapes such as "Off The Books"
with DJ BEDTYME and "About the Author" you've released a solid album
"Minute After Midnight." Was the process of creating an album
different from the process of creating a mixtape? Explain how.

DG:
This process really was a very thought out and calculated process compared to my previous projects. Not to say that I didn't take them serious or anything like that but "Off the Books" took me about 12 hours to finish, "About the Author" was about 15 hours so on and so forth to where as my album took months to finish and complete. My thinking process was completely different and I really tried to complete a solid product all around the board. I stand by my album %100 and the best is yet to come.

PTP:
You've got quite a buzz right now. How did you go about establishing
and mainting that buzz. How vital has the web been to your success as
an independant artist?

DG:
I did it by doing things such as this. Taking every interview, throwing songs out there, working hard and staying determined. It surely was no overnight thing. I worked VERY hard to get where I'm at and it was no easy task. The Internet has been the biggest aid to my career thus far when it comes to promotion and such. I love the blogs and websites and without them you would have no idea who I am.

PTP:
Now that the album has been released, what's next for Donny Goines in 2009?

DG:
I have many things planned but I just take things one day at a time and see what happens. I think this year is gonna be a great one and I am very optimistic and hopeful. In the meantime though, the hustle never stops.

PTP:
Thank you for taking the time to chill at CYBER-SPACE SIT DOWN. Its
been fun but the grind continues so we gotta keep it moving. Any final
comments?

DG:
Much love and I thank you for all the support. Please support "Minute After Midnight" and pick up a copy at any popular online retailer. iTunes, Rhapsody, Amazon, etc. Much love and thank you for all the support. I love ya'll.

Shouts to Donny Goines for the exclusive interview!

To get better aquainted with Donny Goines check out the following sites...
www.myspace.com/donnygoines
www.youtube.com/donnygoines
www.donnygoines.blogspot.com

"Minute After Midnight" by Donny Goines available on iTunes, Rhapsody.com,and Amazon.com


"I Am Moving" by Donny Goines official video

Labels: cyber-space sit down, dame grease, donny goines, gotta problem with it, minute after midnight, proph the problem

Labels: gotta problem with it, my presidetn is black, nas, proph the problem, video, young jeezy

I dont know if Klassik is tryna get some ass or what with this tape but I do know its fire. Ofcourse with this tape being dedicated to woman he had no choice but to call in the JUSTO AWARD WINNING BEST FEMALE DJ miss DJ BLAZITA to host the joint. The end result:a hot mixtape. Shouts to www.klassikmusic.com, Datpiff featured the joint, and DJ Blazita. Be sure to check out www.klassikmusic.com

DOWNLOAD "LADIES NIGHT" FREE

Labels: dj blazita, gotta problem with it, klassik, ladies night, proph the problem, www.klassikmusic.com

"DOOMED"
Produced by Hypnotist Beats

I can always count on my homie Slick Watts to have some heat in my inbox. Quality joint right here. I expect nothing less from these 2



DOWNLOAD http://www.divshare.com/download/6329303-3be

Labels: gotta problem with it, proph the problem, slick watts, st. laz

Labels: gotta problem with it, joe budden, proph the problem, saigon

Labels: gotta problem with it, joe budden, mun pacino, proph the problem, saigon

Odot Records is easily one of the most talented and solid crews in the midwest.
Here are a few new joints from them.
Check for Proph the Problem on the Cavs joint. Shout to Dom for the exclusives.



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DOWNLOAD TRACK 2 http://www.divshare.com/download/6327766-4f6

DOWNLOAD TRACK 3 http://www.divshare.com/download/6327767-9e8

Be sure to check for more Odot joints and info at http://myspace.com/odotrecords
or at http://odotrecords.blogspot.com

Labels: copywrite, gotta problem with it, king dom, odot records, proph the problem

He'a gaining momentum... Shout to Big Heff



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Labels: charles hamilton, gott problem with it, new music, proph the problem

A new release from Jada is long over due... finally some shit that I can listen to.
Be sure to check for the first single called "By My Side" which features Neyo from the latest album "The Last Kiss".
Shouts to Big Heff for the new joints... It's Jadakiss day so everyone can kiss my ass. Ahaaaa!



For Da Fam freestyle
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Ten Toes Down freestyle
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The Trap-A-Holics present to you "From Ashy to Classy to Raspy"


1.ny minute feat french montana
2.in the traphouse
3.letter to big
4.for the family
5.rock it out
6.pop champagne
7.arab money
8.k.a.r.
9.deathwish
10.problems
11.be a g
12.choreographer
13.how it was suppose to be
14.lets ride
15.by my side
16.blackout feat styles p & snype life
17.to you its gone feat sheek,bucky & snype
18.give up the goods feat bucky

DOWNLOAD http://www.divshare.com/download/6322152-c3b

Labels: freestyle, gotta problem with it, jadakiss, new music, proph the problem

HipHop isn't dead... it just moved to the burbs when it got some money... here's proof

Biggie has never steered wrong with the ladies. From Lil' Kim, to Faith Evans, and Charli Baltimore, there was a reason why ladies called him Big Poppa. In a recent interview with Yo!Raps.com former flame, Charli Baltimore explains how Lil Kim was simply more of a fling, than a girlfriend."Lil' Kim wasn't Biggie's Girl. They just fucked," she said. "Kim goes out of her way to say she was B.I.G.'s girl. No, Kim wasn't his girl! Straight up, she wasn't. She benefited from the situation because she became Lil' Kim. She has a career and she's grateful to a nigga for helping her in that aspect, but she was never his girl."Not too long ago, Lil Kim voiced her displeasure with the upcoming film "Notorious" by saying she wasn't portrayed accurately. This resulted in Faith Evans responding back, and now leading to the entry of Ms. Baltimore. She further reiterated that she didn't understand why Kim was parading around claiming she was Biggie's girl, when in reality she wasn't. "If you're running around constantly saying it, you would think a person with half a brain would say,'That don't sound right!'" she added. "That's like Faith constantly walking around saying 'Oh! I was B.I.G.'s wife!' Like, we know you were his wife. You don't have to say it 100,000 times. So, I don't get into that."She even goes on to say that the only person who Biggie really loved was Faith."Even though B.I.G. and [Faith] weren't together, you know, he loved her. And that's real talk. I mean he might have loved her, but that shit didn't work out. I never disrespected her to the level of saying anything out of pocket. Kim, on the other hand, I don't know what the hell she thought or maybe she's delusional as to what B.I.G. and her had going on. I don't know. I think the people who should discuss it should be his mother, his wife or maybe his best friends. So other than that, I don't feel as though nobody should be running around here claiming all this shit on B.I.G. because B.I.G. didn't really like none of them like that! So, that's just my opinion [laughs]."CB claimed while dating Biggie, Kim and the notorious one did have sexual relations, but nothing deeper. She also explained Kim's actions at Big's funeral."I remember being at the funeral and Lil' Kim fell out on the floor and I was just like, 'Yo! What the fuck!' Like, Faith was up there singing and she was very composed and very respectful. And here goes Lil' Kim on the floor and she starts rolling around on the floor...I remember this girl Lil' Kim walked up and damn near jumped in the casket!"

Labels: charlie baltimore, gotta problem with it, lil kim, notorious, notorious b.i.g.

I am an emcee... This is why I started doing what I do

I thought this was hilarious... but its so not

Proph the Problem featured twice in a new post by the the world famous ENTOURAGE DJs at
http://daentouragedjs.blogspot.com

Shouts to the homie Jacques Morel for the review. Check it out along with lots of other interesting posts at
http://www.jacquesmorel.blogspot.com

I finally found a second to listen to some NEW music a couple of days ago and decided i would start with XXL's new guys... the freshman class that will usher in a new golden era of hiphop. Other than Wale, Kid Cudi, and Cory Gunz whom i'd already been familiar with I listened to Asher Roth , and Charles Hamilton. A Roth is good, very good. Good character however in my opinion isnt lyrically as talented as the Charles Hamilton. What I listened to of Charles Hamilton's music was refreshingly clever, and purely dope. The title of this entry should make it clear who my pick is but whom do you think will make a bigger impact in 2009,
Roth or Hamilton?

Charles Hamilton "Brooklyn Girls"


Asher Roth "Roth Boys"

if youre not already friends with me on myspace.com lets make that happen.
www.myspace.com/prophtheproblem
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If you're not already a user on www.twitter.com you should be, cuz I'm on there and from time to time i say some crazy shit.

register for twitter.com and follow PROPHthePROBLEM

If your gonna start something you wanna start strong right? RIGHT! With the new year beginning, i figured a nice reintroduction of PROPH THE PROBLEM to the world was neccassary. What better Gotta problem with it?! reference the welcome note to see what i have to say.
Enjoy

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Labels: 100 bars

A few weeks ago on Saturday, December 21st my debut album "THE PROPH LP... WELCOME BACK TO HIP HOP" was recognized by THE REBEL ARMY RADIO AWARDS as being the BEST ALBUM. This comes after 2 Lyricist of the year, 1 best new artist, and one album of the year nomination from THE OHIO HIP HOP AWARDS didn't pan out for me. Shout to my man Gezuz Zaire for making the event possible. big thanks to any of you who copped the joint.







After several stellar reviews from Local publications and blog sites it was dope to finally grab some hardware. the album can be Purchased directly form http://www.myspace.com/prophtheproblem through paypal. Cop that and see what the hype is about.

Labels: album of the year, best lp, rebel army radio awards

First and foremost I want to welcome everyone to the official blog of PROPH THE PROBLEM. I appreciate you stopping by. On this blog I will be letting you know everything that's going on with me as far as music and whatever else you might wanna know. For those who didn't know I am a Cleveland emcee. Aside from being that and putting out dope music some people may know me as a sarcastic asshole. Not to argue with em, but I'm not just that. When you get to know me and understand me you'll see exactly what I'm about. GOTTA PROBLEM WITH IT?! Let me know. However, chances are I wont really give a fuck. That being said... Let the blogging begin.
Proph the Problem

Labels: gotta problem with it, introduction, proph the problem, welcome