Valentine’s Day is the perfect time for intimate expressions of affection and what better way to convey deep feelings than the Hip-Hop lyrics of foul-mouthed rappers?
Jim Jones might have some explaining to do. According to a lawsuit, the Harlem rapper launched his Vampire Life clothing line and created mixtapes using money that was supposed to be used to produce a movie and create its corresponding soundtrack.
Jim Jones is very mindful of his position in the game and the success he’s achieved in his career. But he also know how far he’s come, and that warranted the release of a new track aptly titled “Awareness” that pretty much details it all.
Birthdays make for the utmost reason for celebration and in the city of Los Angeles, you can expect that tenfold. Rap-A-Lot Records CEO, Jas Prince took to L.A.’s Supperclub Tuesday night (Oct. 29) to usher in another year of living and the stars soon followed.
As always, Harlem is Jim Jones‘ playground in the visual for “Go DJ,” a track that originally appeared on the Dipset rapper’s Vampire Life 3 mixtape.
Jim Jones had a bad night because he was flying high, down the highway. The Harlem rapper was arrested early this morning (Oct. 2) for driving under the influence; authorities believe he was high on weed.
Jim Jones has liberated a few new tunes in recent weeks, and today, he returns with another titled “Drink From The Bottle,” featuring Charlie Rock.
Jim Jones isn’t trying to get left out in the cold during this summer music season. The Dipset Capo drops “Get Money,” his own version of Daft Punk and Pharrell’s chart topper “Get Lucky.”
No one ever said the Vampire Life didn’t involve friction with the police. Jim Jones was arrested in front his home in New Jersey today for disorderly conduct, HipHop DX reports.
Jim Jones takes a sample of Dr. Dre’s “The Next Episode” and gets busy on this new record called “Green Light Go.”
The Dipset’s Capo, Jim Jones, follows up his remix (or re-vamp, get it?) of Kendrick Lamar‘s “Poetic Justice,” with this remix of Miguel’s “Do You.”
Jim Jones is loyal to his Dipset crew, and put that dedication on display by way of an editorial for Sohh.com. Jones listed his top five favorite rappers on the site, alongside an explanation behind why he chose each artist.