Below is the lyrics to the song Beautiful; Jeezy feat. Game, and Rick Ross. One of my favorite songs off Jeezy's new album, Seen It All: The Autobiography. 
This is also from Jeezy's upcoming album, Seen It All:The Autobiography, which drops next week Tuesday. Fuck the World; Jeey feat. August Alsina. A nice lay-back love rap song.
This is one of the songs off Jeezy's fifth album, Seen It All: The Autobiography, which is set to drop next week Tuesday; September 2nd. Been Getting Money; Jeezy feat. Akon.
This is the new fad in Hip Hop; once one song gets hot in the streets, every rapper makes their own version of it. The latest hot song everyone is remixing is Bobby Shmurda's Hot Nigga. Check out Jeezy's version below. Jeezy is promoting his Seen It All album, which drops on September 2nd.
Young Jeezy, or Jeezy is he is now called, has been getting that serious dough since way before he got into the music industry...so you know he is caked-up. I'd like to dedicate this post to showcase some of Jeezy's favorite cars. He owns a black Rolls Royce Ghost ($250,000), a white Bentley Mulsanne ($300,000), a black Ferrari California ($220,000), a white Lamborghini Murcielago ($400,000), and a black Cadillac Escalade $80,000).
Jeezy's fifth album, Seen It All is scheduled for a September 2nd release date, and the album cover-art just hit the Internet. It has people shouting ILLUMINATI because of the all-seeing-eye (which is the supposed logo of the secret society that everyone seems to know so much about). Jeezy has come forward to set things straight. 
“I mean, I wanted to do a crest. I kind of was getting some of the feedback, the Illuminati. Let me say this first and foremost, do not get art and creativity confused with ignorance. I am a hard-working, God-fearing man. I have no idea what an Illuminati is and really don’t give a damn. It has nothing to do with me. I just wanted to do something different and something bigger. That was just my vision. It’s kind of a dark album, so I just wanted to have that kind of mystique about it. Something you wanted to keep as a collector’s edition. Even when Pac—not to compare—but when Pac did Makaveli and he put himself on that cross, that’s how he felt. He felt like it was him against the world, him against all odds. He put himself in that mind state. That’s just how I feel. I feel like I’m bigger than the music. I feel like I’m a leader. I can do that. I don’t wanna stand in front of a Lamborghini and give you another picture of me [with] five chains on. That’s wack for me. I’m nine years in the game, ten years in the game, I’m trying to push the envelope a little bit. But I’ll tell you this, the album cover is whatever, but when you open that album and play that album then we ain’t gon’ have this conversation. That music is A-1, you heard me? All that.”
Jeezy just released the title track of his upcoming fifth album, Seen It All, which features Jay Z. Nice beat, nice background sound, and dope verses from the both of them.
Jeezy's last album was in 2011 (TM103), and he has been having some issues at Def Jam with getting a release date for his fifth album. But it seems things are aligning now, as he recently revealed the title of his up coming fifth studio album. He told Diddy's Revolt TV that his new album would be called Seen It All. Check out his words below. 
"I gave you Thug Motivation 101, I gave you The Inspiration, The Recession, I gave you 103, and I feel like through all that, I been through a lot and I feel like I seen it all. That’s why I named my new album Seen It All."
"Guys like Jeezy and Ross, they kinda like made gangsta rap into something different. They took it to a whole 'nother level which is great but they just made it something different, more commercialized and that's cool. [The Jeezy and Ross truce?] That's cool. It's good for business with them. You know what I mean, whatever works -- it's good for the rap game. [Did I see it happening?] Personally? Nah. Not while I was there - especially with all of the fighting. I didn't know they'd ever do a record together. But it's rap, man, everybody makeup and do things together." ("The Breakfast Club")