Video Young Jeezy - R.I.P. ft. 2 Chainz

Trinidad James – All Gold Everything (Remix) Ft. Young Jeezy, T.I. & 2 Chainz (Official Video)

Trinidad James recruits the ATL vets for his hit single “All Gold Everything.” 2 Chainz, Young Jeezy & T.I. help their fellow Atlanta MC keep his single spinning with this remix. Yaris Sanchez is back in another music video, lol Long Live Yaris. Shout out to Motion Family for the dope visuals.

Young Jeezy Signs Tone Trump

Philadelphia rapper Tone Trump has become the latest signee to Young Jeezy's Corporate Thugz Entertainment. Tone has been previously affiliated with G-Unit, his own imprint, Top Notch Entertainment, and now joins Slick Pulla, USDA and Freddie Gibbs at CTE.

"CTE WELCOMES TONE TRUMP TO THE FAMILY #ITSTHAWORLD," Jeezy announced via Twitter.

The signing caps what has been a notable 2012 thus far for Trump. The rapper recently released the track "Get Got" with Jae Millz and Freeway.

DJ Drama Discusses "We In This B**ch"

DJ Drama opened up about putting together an all-star collabo featuring the biggest names in Atlanta hip hop. The new release of T.I., Ludacris, Future and Young Jeezy's "We In This B*tch" music video has generated a tremendous amount of buzz; and Drama says the track was a moment for the city.

"It's always the people that make the decision [on how good something is], but I definitely knew I had something special," Drama told SOHH, "And even the way the record came together, you know, it had no other choice but to be special. From me getting the beats from Kane [Beatz], which took about a year, to the idea of the hook coming to me and giving it to Future, with the space that he's in right now. And then me getting Tip, Jeezy and Luda on one record, what it means to Atlanta and me repping for the city and me making that vision. It definitely is a special record and I'm glad to be a part of it. It's exciting, especially for what it means to the culture."

Young Jeezy Announces Project

Atlanta rapper Young Jeezy has announced that he is working on an upcoming CTE compilation, tentatively-titled It’s The World. The rapper dropped the news during an interview on Hot 93.7's Jenny Boom Boom of Hartford, Connecticut.

“It’s The World, it’s basically I’m just bringing my crew to the forefront,” Jeezy explained. “It’s been a long time coming, CTE World. I’m proud to announce that. The music is incredible for one and everybody knows Gangsta Gibbs is in a great place right now as far as what he do. And I’m just bringing the rest of the crew along for the ride man. It’s gonna be a CTE World summer.”

Jeezy also spoke on the success of TM103: Hustlerz Ambition.

“It was long overdue. You know what I mean. I always was confident in the music, but you know it’s a lot of business things that go on behind the scenes and I’m a businessman so my money gotta be right,” said Jeezy. “I can’t just do anything. And when the record sales came out I was always confident, but I felt like the people that ride with me and for me they just stood up. Like ‘We rockin’ with Jeezy. Everything else cool and we get it, but we love this dude right here man.’ And they believe in me so we gonna keep pushing man.”

Jeezy Recalls Losing His Voice

Young Jeezy revealed in an interview with WPGC that part of why his music career was stalled for a few years is that he damaged his voice. Prior to releasing his TM103: Hustlerz Ambition album in late 2011, Jeezy says he lost his voice for almost a year.

“I tore my vocal cords…I had polyps on it, and I basically tore it because I was doing a lot of yelling at my shows,” Jeezy explained. “It kind of took me off my grind for like a year, because I couldn’t speak for seven months. I had surgery, and then it took another three months for me to learn how to speak again.”

“That ain’t what you wanna do in front of your homeboys when you’re trying to warm up and get your voice back,” Jeezy added. “So it was a little difficult, but I kind of thugged my way through it…and it worked out for me.”

Young Jeezy & Ne-Yo On Conan

2 Chainz Discusses Young Jeezy

Rapper 2 Chainz offered his perspective on MTV's Hottest MCs list and their omission of his fellow Atlanta native Young Jeezy. 2 Chainz told DJ Self that fans may be in the process of adjusting to Jeezy after his long hiatus and change in style.

“When Jeezy first came out, there was so much swag in his music. Now, he’s rapping. But at first, it was like his lifestyle,” he said. “The dude came from a kitchen. He’s really a d-boy. A lot of people really didn’t understand it, you couldn’t even understand the slang unless you had something to do with the trap. Unless you’re from Atlanta. We thought he was the illest n***a around for being able to explain the story on them beats like that. But everyone else took a minute.” A

“So now that he’s rapping and this is his third album, it took so long, I think people are not just taking the time to digest that joint, because it’s a well put-together project and I was surprised about it because he put out a lot of mixtapes that had good music on it as well,” he added

Alley Boy Blasts Jeezy & T.I.

Alley Boy isn't done dissing Young Jeezy and T.I.. The Atlanta rap star previously had harsh words for his ATLien hip hop stars in both a freestyle and in interviews, having blasted both men on his song "I Want In." In a recent interview, Alley Boy discussed the track.

"The whole record...it was what it was," he told 107.9. "People know what time it is. I said what I said and I meant it. It was some situation between them two cats...but people know what it is."

"It was some situation that happened...with the boy Tip about a video," he continued. "I don't want to get too deep into that...but it made me look at dude like a coward."

"In a way, middle finger to both of them," he added.

Alley Boy Blasts Jeezy & T.I.

Alley Boy isn't done dissing Young Jeezy and T.I.. The Atlanta rap star previously had harsh words for his ATLien hip hop stars in both a freestyle and in interviews, having blasted both men on his song "I Want In." In a recent interview, Alley Boy discussed the track.

"The whole record...it was what it was," he told 107.9. "People know what time it is. I said what I said and I meant it. It was some situation between them two cats...but people know what it is."

"It was some situation that happened...with the boy Tip about a video," he continued. "I don't want to get too deep into that...but it made me look at dude like a coward."

"In a way, middle finger to both of them," he added.

Young Jeezy – OJ Ft. Fabolous & Jadakiss (Video Snippet)

Young Jeezy | "OJ" feat. Fabolous x Jadakiss (Official Teaser) from By Any Means T.V. on Vimeo.

Jeezy Shares Twitter Tragedy

Rapper Young Jeezy revealed a shocker to DJ Vlad in a recent interview. The Atlanta rap star shared that a friend of his had died over--of all things--a Twitter beef. Jeezy opened up about how serious trivial things like social networking sites can become.

"I just lost a homeboy over twitter beef so I don’t think it’s a joke, not at all. R.I.P to Kev; He was a good kid," Jeezy shared. "I lost my homeboy and I had to be in the hospital; I left the club and came to the hospital. I had to sit there with his mother and that’s why I tell you, to y’all this sh*t is questions but to me, this sh*t is real. I sat in the room with his mother and brother; the nurse walked in and said “Ma’am, I’m sorry but you lost your son to multiple gun shot wounds to the chest” and she walked out and left her to deal with that. I had to sit there with her and comfort her."

"I also attended the funeral and this was three weeks ago, so my thing is 'I get it!'" he added. "Everybody got an ego and everybody is tough but I feel like this sh*t is meant for networking. My thing is these kids got to know they can’t take this sh*t and make it a negative. They can’t be f*cking killing each other over words. I feel bad I had to sit there and bury him with his brother. It kind of hurt me because three weeks prior to that we were all hanging, smoking and having a good time."

"It’s just crazy to see what these kids are doing today over some internet sh*t," he added. "It almost made me want to not be on twitter no more and it’s probably why I haven’t just been on it because I’m like, 'Damn, what the f*ck is going on?' I understand everybody is tough these days; tough economic times make sh*t really frustrating for people but it’s one thing to have an argument in your neighborhood but when you start beefing on f*cking twitter and people start dying, that’s when you know we got a problem."

Jeezy Embraces His Female Fans

Young Jeezy has long been a trap-rap superstar, with dope boys seeming to gravitate towards his tales of slanging and his penchant for thug anthems. But the Atlanta rap star revealed that his fanbase has diversified over the years, and there are more women coming to his shows now than ever.

"The weirdest thing was, I went on stage and when I first started, my core audience was just real street n*ggas and as I went on, ladies started to come to my shows and after awhile, it was a lot of ladies pushing their way to the front because normally n*ggas would be in the front," Jeezy says. "Before I hit the stage, I look around and see ten pairs of panties on the stage."

"I'm just looking like 'Damn, I ain't do no R&B sh*t,'" he added. "I thought it was weird at first. I'm cool with it now, but the first time it happened, I thought 'Yo, what the f*ck?' I thought it was dope because that's the sh*t you see on TV, like the Five Heartbeats and all that sh*t."

Young Jeezy - A Hustlerz Ambition (Documentary) + Link To Album

Young Jeezy ­ TM 103 Hustlerz Ambition (Explicit Deluxe Album)
iTunes: http://idj.to/103dlxit
Amazon: http://idj.to/103dlxam

Young Jeezy ­ TM 103 Hustlerz Ambition (Explicit Standard Album)
iTunes: http://idj.to/tm103it
Amazon: http://idj.to/tm103am

Music video by Young Jeezy performing A Hustlerz Ambition (Documentary). ©: The Island Def Jam Music Group

Young Jeezy - A Hustlerz Ambition (Documentary)

Young Jeezy ­ TM 103 Hustlerz Ambition (Explicit Deluxe Album)
iTunes: http://idj.to/103dlxit
Amazon: http://idj.to/103dlxam

Young Jeezy ­ TM 103 Hustlerz Ambition (Explicit Standard Album)
iTunes: http://idj.to/tm103it
Amazon: http://idj.to/tm103am

Music video by Young Jeezy performing A Hustlerz Ambition (Documentary). ©: The Island Def Jam Music Group

Rick Ross Talks Beefs

Rick Ross was more than happy to discuss his recent feuds with fellow rappers Young Jeezy and Kreayshawn. In a recent interview, the Miami superstar took some shots at both artists and their histories of beefing with him. He was frank and direct regarding the incident with Kreayshawn at the Video Music Awards.

"I mean, you gotta understand, this is pretty much what it was. It never was really a big deal to me," Ross told Funkmaster Flex. "She never got the memo that you can get on Twitter, you can get on blogs and you can say whatever you want to say -- but when she didn't get the memo, people that usually do that to me usually don't go to the awards where I'm gonna be at. They usually fall back...Usually when you do that, you don't be in the same room as I am. I just so happened to walk around the corner [at the VMAs show] and I was about to do an interview and I saw her face, so I just kind of introduced myself from a far. If this is what you were looking for, I got that for you. I went on enjoying my night."

As far as Jeezy?

"You gotta understand, when you talk about this street life and being one hundred and being solid, it's certain things that you just bring to a person," Ross added. "That's what I was expecting. And that never happened. However homie feel, that's him. Just all the way being real -- we were just at the BET Awards, and I sat in the front row, and he performed. If it's any pressure, handle it right then."

DJ Khaled On Rick Ross Vs. Jeezy

DJ Khaled shared his take on the beef between Rick Ross and Young Jeezy that nabbed headlines last summer and left lingering rumors that the two rap superstars aren't on the best of terms.

According to Khaled, its all much ado about nothing. But he didn't elaborate on the specifics.

"First of all, I don't condone problems. I represent that love and making good music," explained Khaled. "Them two guys, they don't have problems. ...They don't have problems. People just try to make things into a problem."