Jim Jones’ solo albums reflect his evolution from Dipset enforcer to Harlem rap icon. Standout projects highlight his lyrical ...

It is clear Jim Jones isn’t easily impressed. When asked about The Clipse’s new music he made it clear he wasn’t a fan. As spotted on HipHopDX Jim Jones was making his rounds at the 2025 BET ...

In 2004, Jones released his solo debut studio album titled On My Way to Church. That same year, he dropped his first single, Certified Gangstas.

Jim Jones Rejects Comparisons That His Career Is Like Nas’ by Challenging Fans to Pull Up the Billboard Numbers, So We Did C. Vernon Coleman II Published: June 20, 2025 ...

Jim Jones Defends Himself Against Nas Comparison: ‘Pull Up My Billboard Entries’ The Harlem rapper talked about a viral video of a college student saying he's more a Jones fan than of Nas.

For what it’s worth, as long as Jim Jones and Chrissy are happy together in the arrangement that they have, their “marriage status” is really none of our business. But here we are.

Styles P went off after a host on the “No Funny S###” podcast suggested that Jim Jones could take him in a Verzuz clash, dismissing the idea outright. “Me and Jim ain’t in the same league ...

It turns out Jim wasn't trolling at all. "U can hit me up but I'm def serious," Jim Jones immediately replied. "I'm a brand new artist out here. Jomo got the best album of the year so far.

He continued: “Me and Jim ain’t in the same league. Me and Jim don’t do the same things. I am a bar master. I am a lyrical technician. I been on joints with some of the best MCs in the world ...

Written by Weso Published on May 5, 2025 Source: Johnny Nunez / Getty In a recent interview, Dipset rapper Jim Jones reaffirmed his belief that Drake is the greatest rapper of all time.

American rapper Jim Jones appeared for an interview on Way Up With Angela Yee on Thursday. He opened up about his relationship with Kanye West and their recent reported fallout.

Jim Jones is back like he never left. Jim Jones and Kanye West are back in the headlines together again. The culture is buzzing. The Harlem capo truly knows how to turn the pettiest insult into art.