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Real talk with rapper Meez Da Prince (Video)
Performing since 2005, hailing from New Brunswick, NJ and influenced by Tupac, Biggie, Jay-Z, Nas, T.I., and Young Jeezy; Meez Da Prince has hit the streets with his mixtape: Thus Far
Unheard Voices had the chance to kick it and keep it real with rapper Meez Da Prince.
About rapper Meez DA Prince
Performing since 2005, hailing from New Brunswick, NJ and influenced by Tupac, Biggie, Jay-Z, Nas, T.I., and Young Jeezy; Meez Da Prince has hit the streets with his mixtape: Thus Far.
With positive feedback and the people wanting to hear more he has no other option but to give them what they want. Running into people who tell him that he’s going to go far and asking him why he isn’t signed yet, gives him all the motivation needed to pump out music from the heart.
Entertainment manager, K.I.C.K. and contributor Todd Stathum, sits down with the rapper for a candid interview on his music and hip-hop.
Check out part one below:
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