MOBB DEEP RECONCILE DIFFERENCES AND ANNOUNCE TOUR CELEBRATING 20 YEARS AS A GROUP

MOBB DEEP: HAVOC & PRODIGY

Remember that Prodigy versus Havoc debacle that involved slanderous tweets, jailhouse house sodomy accusations and an allegedly stolen phone? Well despite the shenanigans it seems like Mobb Deep is back together and is prepping to go on a world tour this fall. 
It seems like business trumps any petty differences, real or imagined, that the QB rappers may have. TMZ, yeah TMZ, reports:

The duo -- a.k.a. Havoc and Prodigy -- were entwined in an intense rap feud ever since Havoc tore into Prodigy on Twitter ... claiming among other things that Prodigy had engaged in a slew of jailhouse relationships during his 3-year stint in the slammer.
But now, the two rappers have let bygones be bygones ... and recently announced they're headed back on the road together. First stop? The Paid Dues festival in L.A. this March.
Sources close to the group say it's just the first of many shows -- and will act as the unofficial kickoff for their April world tour ... where they'll be celebrating 20 years as a group.

Both rappers have recently released new solo material as well. Prodigy dropped an Alchemist produced number called "Give Em Hell" while Havoc let loose a cut called "Tell Me To My Face.
The aforementioned Paid Dues Festival goes down March 30 at the NOS Events Center in San Bernardino, California and Black Hippy will be headlining. Mobb Deep dropped their debut album, Juvenile Hell, in 1993. Their last proper album, Blood Money, was released in 2006. The pair released the Black Cocaine EP in 2011.