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Pras

American rapper and singerWikipedia

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Sep 16, 2026

ZopharHOST
3:37
Welcome to the Game Week Five pod of the FPL Wire.
ZopharHOST
3:41
I'm your host Zofar, and I'm joined by my co-hosts, Late Riser and Pras.
ZopharHOST
3:46
Some big scores around this week, guys.
ZopharHOST
3:48
103 for you, Pras.
PrasHOST
3:50
Big variance week, man.
PrasHOST
3:51
Like, I can't-- I don't even feel good celebrating because for, for some managers it was just such a brutal swing, and of course we'll come to LR.

8 MINS LATER

LateriserHOST
12:08
I asked you about it, and you said it's a really good watch.
LateriserHOST
12:11
So, saw that show, really, really enjoyed it as well.
speaker_16SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
25:11
I'm here to-
Wyclef JeanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
25:13
Wyclef Jean, Jean Forte, Pras well.
Wyclef JeanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
25:21
Know what I mean? The streets are gettin' a little crazy.
Wyclef JeanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
25:24
Look a, look a, look a, look a, look a, look a, look a here.
Clara AmfoHOST
7:42
But the first night he brought out gigs and he brought out the Fugees of Lauren and Wyclef.
Clara AmfoHOST
7:48
They're not speaking to Pras at the moment, you know, money issues.
Clara AmfoHOST
7:52
So that happened.
Clara AmfoHOST
7:53
And then, yeah, the second night when I went, he brought out Santha and he brought out Dave.
AzHOST
9:07
So again, it's only one or two points in it between them over six weeks, which is nothing.
AzHOST
9:11
I was talking to Pras about it earlier, and he was like, over six weeks, one to two points is just very nice.
AndyHOST
9:16
Yeah.
AndyHOST
9:16
Negligible.
JohnnyHOST
1:35
Um, I'm joined by James and Luke here.
JohnnyHOST
1:37
Pras is away in, in Egypt looking at the pyramids, um, and seeing what Mo Salah's up to perhaps.
JohnnyHOST
1:42
Um, [lip smack] but yes, so I'm in charge today, so that's why the intro was, uh, terribly done, but we'll move on anyway.
JohnnyHOST
1:49
Um, Luke, you're here most weeks, so nice to have you back again.
FPL NightmareHOST
25:29
Can I really embrace being the new Nightmare? Because...
FPL NightmareHOST
25:34
But then is it, is it really a test in that way when Solio itself is telling me to free hit here and take a te- extra 10 projected points? You know, I ask Pras, "Oh yeah, 10 points." I ask Andy, Big Andy, "Oh yeah, this sounds like a good week." Johnny from Solio, "This sounds like a great week." You know, they're all saying this is the sort of time to free hit, and I'm gonna rule it out because a couple of players might get a, a couple of tweaks.
FPL NightmareHOST
26:03
Because the king might pass away and the, the w- you know, we get a double game week.
FPL NightmareHOST
26:08
I'm gonna rule it out for this, for...
NateHOST
9:26
And I think the next day-
RichPANELIST
9:27
Was, was, was Pras there?
NateHOST
9:29
No, I think Pras is still in prison.
RichPANELIST
9:30
Yeah.
RichPANELIST
9:31
Yeah, yeah, okay, yeah.
RichPANELIST
9:32
That's right.
NateHOST
9:32
Yeah, Pras is still in prison for some fraud thing.
RichPANELIST
9:35
Mm.
Dan NewmanHOST
75:42
I'm going to let you listen and draw your own conclusions.
speaker_17NARRATOR
75:45
Grammy-winning rapper Pras Mikkel, co-founder of the iconic hip-hop group The Fugees, was sentenced to 14 years in federal prison for orchestrating a scheme that illegally injected $900,000 in foreign money into Barack Obama's presidential re-election campaign.
speaker_17NARRATOR
76:01
Mikkel secretly took money from a shady Malaysian billionaire and used fake American donors to sneak the money back into Barack Obama's 2012 presidential campaign, which broke the law because foreigners are not allowed to give money to U.S. elections.
speaker_17NARRATOR
76:15
Mikkel, who's 52, was convicted in April 2023 on 10 felony counts, including conspiracy to defraud the United States, money laundering, and acting as an unregistered foreign agent.
RobHOST
41:11
Yeah
Jason LeeHOST
41:11
... bring in Pras from the Fugees to do a partnership like this.
Jason LeeHOST
41:14
You're gonna-
RobHOST
41:15
Yeah
speaker_0HOST
4:56
A song so well written that another artist could turn it into a global phenomenon two decades later, reintroduce it to an entirely new generation who would never have found it otherwise.
speaker_0HOST
5:11
In the late 90s, Dolly Parton turned up again in pop culture when Pras, Maya and Old Dirty Bastard took Islands in the Stream, Dolly's 1983 duet with Kenny Rogers, and turned its familiar melody and chorus into Ghetto Superstar.
speaker_0HOST
5:28
Music is a way of crossing distance, culture and time itself.
speaker_0HOST
5:33
Reggae, amapiano and house remixes have quietly reintroduced some of these old country classics to a dance floor that would never have willingly listened to country music.

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