Jim Jones worst/best moment was swaggering out the basment door in Rap City in 2007, looking all puffed up, but embarrassed at the same time....With Buck and 50 grinning like vultures, Buck was howling laughing in the background lol
Jim Jones on the Rap Radar podcast - Talks Cam, Jay, Max B, childhood
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Mikael Blowpiff
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they all are lololol
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Am I the only one who thinks Elliot Wilson is the worst mr me too, always trying to play catch up cuz Hip Hop magazines are dead type guy?
He was late to the blog game, even with Interscope backing couldn't dominate. Now he's late to the podcast game.
He was late to the blog game, even with Interscope backing couldn't dominate. Now he's late to the podcast game.
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Nice...
the fukk he couldn'tDrake being a half white Jew that cacs find safe a major reason for this universal appeal
NigerianDonDada
FFOE
Good interview. Still remember copping On My Way To Church & Harlem Diary Of A Summer 
Than watching him blow up with Ballin. Good times 
Miss that era
Than watching him blow up with Ballin. Good times Miss that erafinally got around to listening to this this morning..this was a great interview.
i get the feeling Jim feels the people kind of turned on him over the Max and Cam situations and it annoys him but never gave much detail.
but other than that he's matured while admitting he's prone to shyt because of his emotions but is happy to be more successful than he or anybody ever thought he wold be because of what could have been and all that.
The Kitchen is a step in the right direction for him too when it comes to music.
sounds like he wants to stick to what he's good at and what made people like him..that reflective, eastcoast hustler stuff.
interesting on why he fell back on the Byrdgang thing and switched it up to the Vamp Life stuff.
you can tell he isn't interested in signing anyone now and probably feels "burned" so to speak of after what happened when he had two potential stars on his hand so he seems to have taken a more advisory role w/ guys like Zoey Dollaz, Neek, Dave East, Al-Doe.
surprised they never asked him about Stack.
i get the feeling Jim feels the people kind of turned on him over the Max and Cam situations and it annoys him but never gave much detail.
but other than that he's matured while admitting he's prone to shyt because of his emotions but is happy to be more successful than he or anybody ever thought he wold be because of what could have been and all that.
The Kitchen is a step in the right direction for him too when it comes to music.
sounds like he wants to stick to what he's good at and what made people like him..that reflective, eastcoast hustler stuff.
interesting on why he fell back on the Byrdgang thing and switched it up to the Vamp Life stuff.
you can tell he isn't interested in signing anyone now and probably feels "burned" so to speak of after what happened when he had two potential stars on his hand so he seems to have taken a more advisory role w/ guys like Zoey Dollaz, Neek, Dave East, Al-Doe.
surprised they never asked him about Stack.
Name A Rapper That I Ain't Influence
yeah rapper in they right mind in NYC could say NAS didn't have some impact on them....
i think if anything Jim and Cam were just very insulted and HURT that NAS somebody they highly admired would diss them
but i really never took the on air "diss" of Cam as a diss..i just felt it was constructive criticism...
i agreed with Nas...cam was capable of putting out better material as an artist....it just that he was using the "swag and fashion" as a gimmick when in reality Cam was a damn good writer...as shown from his Children of the Corn legacy...
but as far as Jim jONES no disrespect.. he SHOULD HAVE NEVER BEEN ALLOWED TO RAP AT ALL
suprised they never asked him about the RUTGER "MMA FIGHT" that his "buddy" Cam ran from....
