PRO ERA was once expected to become the next great New York rap dynasty raw talent, powerful lyricism, and a movement that felt bigger than hip-hop. Joey Bada$$, Capital Steez, CJ Fly, Kirk Knight, Powers Pleasant… the roster was stacked, the energy was real, and the underground believed a new golden era was coming. But after the tragic loss of Capital Steez, everything changed. Members drifted into solo careers, momentum slowed down, the collective’s vision became unclear, and the industry shifted away from lyrical rap leaving fans wondering what really happened. Could PRO ERA have become one of hip-hop’s greatest collectives? Or were they always meant to burn bright and fade out? 📌 Love the episode? Show some love, follow, comment, and share! Let’s crush that 1,000 ⭐️ goal on Spotify together! 📧 Contact: [email protected]

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