Still, it’s his official solo studio LPs that best reflect his growth from a hustler-turned-rapper to a respected voice of ...

Jim Jones challenges Shannon Sharpe's fitness claims after a bold debate on "Nightcap" sparked by Jones' comments about rapper Nas.

Jim Jones is making headlines for his recent remarks about Nas, calling into question the rap icon’s cultural relevance and long-term impact. In a string of interviews, the Harlem native ...

Jim Jones claimed Nas hasn’t been this talked about since his JAY-Z feud and says he made the Queens rapper “more viral than ever.” Speaking on the “Bag Fuel” podcast with DJ Clue, Esso ...

Benzino has had enough of the viral debate involving Jim Jones and Nas, calling out the "stupid idiots" buying into it. On Thursday (June 26), the former Source co-owner took to Instagram to post ...

Jim Jones has stirred controversy over comments about Nas and allegedly pressing Funk Flex at Summer Jam 2025.

Shannon Sharpe and Jim Jones turned a rap debate into a personal feud on “Nightcap,” clashing over Nas.

Jim Jones is standing on business regarding his bold claim that he’s rapping better than Nas these days.

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.

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 the comparisons that his career is comparable to Nas' and he's got a point.

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.