Showing posts with label young jeezy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label young jeezy. Show all posts

Jeezy Facing Death Suit

It's stuff like this we pray against every time we wake up in the morning. Jeezy had a concert with Wiz Khalifa in California back in 2014, and sadly someone got shot and killed at the show. According to TMZ, the family of the concert promoter that was killed that night have slammed a death suit on Jeezy.


This is a serious case, cos multiple witnesses have come forward to say that the killer looked like Jeezy. One of the witnesses even picked Jeezy out of a line up. That is not a good look at all.

 The name of the slain concert promoter was Eric Johnson, and he was short 5 times backstage of the Wiz Khalifa and Jeezy concert back in August of 2014. Jeezy has not spoken on the issue so far. 

Young Jeezy Has Words for his Critics and Fans






I can't believe it has been ten years since Young Jeezy's major label debut album, Lets Get It: Thug Motivation 101. Stuff like this makes me know I ain't young no more, cos I remember when this album dropped, like it was yesterday. I was in my last year at the University back then. Anyway, enough about me. Jeezy's first album, TM101 is about two be a decade old, and in the 10 year celebration, Jeezy decided to pen this letter to his fans and critics. He put up this letter on his Instagram page some hours ago. By the way, his first album was released July 26th, 2005.


Check out his words below. 


Young Jeezy has a milestone concert coming up to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of his debut album, Thug Motivation 101. But while there’s many who refer to Jeezy’s music as Trap Music — the man who made “trappers” hot in hip-hop feels his music is way deeper than the simple label. On Instagram, Jizzle wrote a personal later to the world about his music and message.


Read the full letter below…
"They say you have your whole life to make your first album, and they might be right.
Some call it poetry, others call it the ghetto gospel, but the industry calls it “trap music.” Go figure. Either way it’s the voice of the streets, and we all know that when the streets talk, we listen.

Official First Week Sales of Jeezy's "Seen it All: The Autobiography" Album







After a full week in stores, Jeezy's fifth album, "Seen It All: The Autobiography" sold 121,190 copies. I had earlier predicted it would sell between 140-170k first week...I guess I was a lil bit off with this one. This is Jeezy's lowest first week sales out of the total 5 albums he has released so far in his career. His last album, TM103 sold 233,000 copies first week when it was released in December of 2011.


New Music: 1/4 Block (Jeezy)





Young Jeezy's fifth album, Seen It All: The Autobiography drops officially tomorrow. This is the first track off the album...1/4 Block.









Download the song here: 1/4 Block

New Music: Beez Like (Jeezy feat. Lil Boosie)

Nice...I like how Jeezy is harmonizing on the hook of this song. This is one of the tracks off Young Jeezy's fifth album, Seen It All: The Autobiobraphy, which drops next week Tuesday...September 2nd. Beez Like; Jeezy feat. Lil Boosie.














Download the song here: Beez Like

Pics of Young Jeezy's Cars (2014)

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).










Check out the pics of the cars in the order I have named them below.





New Music: Beautiful (Young Jeezy feat. Game, Rick Ross)

Once i heard Young Jeezy on Rick Ross's Mastermind album, I knew they had done a swap, and that Ross would also be on Jeezy's new album. This is another leak from Jeezy's upcoming fifth album, Seen It All: The Autobiography, which drops September 2nd. Check out Beautiful below...I love how Game and Jeezy handled the hook.







Download the song here Beautiful

Young Jeezy's 'Seen It All: The Autobiography' Tracklist

Jeezy is about to drop his fifth album, Seen It All: The Autobiography, and the tracklist just hit the Internet. Two singles have been released from the album, Me OK, and Seen It All, which features Jay Z. The album is set to be released via CTE World/Def Jam Recordings on September 2nd. 
















Check out the tracklist after the cut.


Jeezy Speaks on Controversial Album Cover for 'Seen It All'

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. 














During his recent interview Power 99 Philly radio station, he was asked about the Illuminati-themed album cover, and he said...




“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.”

Nice explanation, but Jeezy obviously wanted something to get people talking about his album, and it is working. Controversy always sells. 

Young Jeezy Speaks on Freddie Gibbs Fall Out

It is not new to the music industry, or any industry for that matter, that bosses and employees fall out sometimes. But it was a bit of a surprise with this two, cos it seemed they got along well. So, when Freddie Gibbs started throwing shots and making beef songs aimed at Jeezy, people were shocked. Gibbs was with CTE for about a year (between 2011 and 2012), but when things weren't working the way he and Jeezy had hoped, they had to cut ties. 




During Jeezy's recent interview with The Truth, he said he went all the way for Freddie Gibbs, but thing just didn't pop off. He also felt they ended their business ties amicably, and was shocked when Gibbs started making diss records directed at him. 




"I put him on a song with Eminem. I put him on a song with T.I. I put him on numerous mixtapes that I had. I took him on tour. Took him around the world. I spent money on videos that he didn't use cause he didn't like em. And it wasn't his money. So, at the end of the day my whole thing was to him was 'I took you to every label in the game. They don't wanna sign you. I don't have no reason--I love you. ... I So, at the end of the day when I called him up I was like 'Yo, I can't really spend my money on you. I got family, other sh*t I gotta take care of. So, I'll help you all I can, but I can't fund it anymore.' Cool. Conversation went well. We got off the conversation it was straight, love. I hear diss records. What I'm supposed to do? I'm not replying to that. Nigga, we getting money...At the end of the day we all tried. It didn't work. That shit happens in business all the time." ("The Truth")


Hmm! So sad their working relationship had to end on a sad note.  

Young Jeezy Speaks on 5th Album, 'Seen It All'

Young Jeezy has always been a unique type of gangster rapper; I guess that's what has kept him in the game for so long. Instead of just glorifying the street life in his raps, he has always been sort of like a Hood Motivational speaker. That's why he has the Thug Motivational album series. During his recent interview on Atlanta radio station, Hot 107.9, Jeezy said his up coming album, Seen It All, would be like a Bible for the people.





“This is gonna be your bible, this is gonna be your manual. I’m not gonna tell you that everything gonna be okay, that everything’s gonna be alright, but the moral of the story is never quit, never let up. A win is a win. That’s what this album is about.”






And there you have it...the real secret to success...'Never Quit.' Wherever you want to be, if you don't quit, one day you will get there; it's inevitable. 

Sales of All Young Jeezy's Albums

Since Jeezy announced the title of his fifth album (Seen It All) today, I have decided to put up the sale of all his past albums. Young Jeezy dropped his first album, Let's Get It: Thug Motivation 101 that was released in 2005, to the last one, TM 103 that was released in 2011.






Let's Get It: Thug Motivation 101 (2005)- 1,100,000

The Inspiration (2006)- 1,000,000

The Recession (2008)- 800,000

TM:103 Hustlerz Ambition (2011)- 700,000

Jeezy Reveals Title of Up Coming 5th Album...Seen It All

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 InspirationThe 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."




He already dropped the first single off the album, Me Ok, yesterday. 

New Music: Me Ok (Young Jeezy)

Haha! This is the JAM for now men! Young Jeezy goes in on this 'Me Ok' song. You know Jeezy never disappoints with the flow, and he always has something to talk about. Beat by Drumma Boy.





Download the song here- http://soundowl.com/track/6q5x/young-jeezy-me-ok-prod-by-drumma-boy

Young Jeezy Puts Atlanta Penthouse Up For Sales

Young Jeezy, or Jeezy as he is now known, just put up his downtown Atlanta Penthouse up for sale. The 3,140 square-foot spot is going for $1.1 million. It has 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, 20 foot ceilings, ultra-modern decor, a closet, panoramic view, and a private elevator.




Check out some pics of the penthouse below-







Who Is The King Of The South?

T.I came in the game as the self-proclaimed King Of The South, and he finally got the title like 3 years later. Now that it is clear he is not as hot as he once was, and no longer claims the title, who is The King Of The South?




Rick Ross? Young Jeezy? Lil Wayne? 2 Chainz? Mehn! I don't know, but T.I definitely is no longer the King. Lil Wayne has never been the type to worry about a status like that. I think the only thing Wayne would be happy with is if people say he is better than his idol, Jay Z. I would have given it to Ross, but a lot of people don't like him right now. I do think the reasons why don't like him is very childish...like for real? Someone was a C.O at 19 for just a year, and got into the rap game when he 30 years old, and people still can't get over that fact? People don't know that Jay Z was actually friends' with Rick Ross years before he signed him, and once Jay became president of Def Jam, Ross was one of the first artists he signed to Def Jam.





I think that would leave us left with Young Jeezy, because i don't think 2 Chainz embodies what it takes to be the king of a region. The streets love Jeezy, and he also has a success rap career, so I would give the crown to Jeezy. I think Jeezy is currently The King Of The South. What do you think?










Mariah Carey Ends Up Hospitalized After Nasty Fall

Mariah Carey is currently promoting her yet to be released 13th album (The Art of Letting Go). She dropped the video for the first single (Beautiful) with Miguel 2 months ago. A couple of days ago, she was shooting the video for the remix which features Young Jeezy when she had a nasty fall on set. 






Let Nick Cannon narrate the story-

She’s such a trouper man, she definitely took a big fall. She was on a marble surface, she was in this beautiful gown, but she couldn’t maneuver properly. She went to reach out for Young Jeezy [and] kinda lost her [balance]. She was kinda sitting down but she fell off these platforms  and kinda dislocated her shoulder because it was right on the concrete. She chipped her shoulder and dislocated it and she cracked a rib. I dove and tried to help her. Young Jeezy was like ‘Yo! Are you alright?’ because she was reaching for him and he was right there and she was like ‘Yo! Just pop it back in and keep shooting.’ I was like ‘What? No, you stay down’. We got her to the hospital and the whole time she was on the phone with

Rick Ross vs Young Jeezy

Rick Ross and Young Jeezy are similar rappers in a way, in that they are both from the south, and both rap about hustling in the streets. Whether it is doing the whole street-gang hustle motivation thing (Young Jeezy) or talking about being a boss controlling the cocaine flow in the streets (Rick Ross), they both do gangster rap. Three years ago, Rick Ross released one of the biggest songs of his career (B.M.F), and Young Jeezy felt he didn't have the right to claim affiliation to B.M.F (Black Mafia Family)... which Young Jeezy had been affiliated with earlier in his rap career. The drug cartel (B.M.F) was dismantled in 2005 when the DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration) indicted most of its members. Even Jeezy was brought in for questioning at a time, but he was let off the hoke. The ring leader's name, Big Meech is what Rick Ross shouts out repeatedly on the B.M.F song.







So, Young Jeezy felt Rick Ross had no right shouting out the name of the crew, and he dropped a diss aimed at Ross, using the same beat as Rick Ross's Blowing Money Fast (BMF) song. Check out some lyrics from the (Death Before Dishonour) track below-

How you blowin money fast you don’t know the crew
oh you part of the fans shit i never knew...

...God damn ho you got them massive titties
might as well roll with me to magic city
call it magic city cause my whole city magic
talkin that magic powder yeah my whole city have it





The two have had a cold war since then, and even their fans keep going at each other online. Every article i see about Ross, there are a million Jeezy fans there trashing Ross...and vice versa. I am on the fence with the whole beef, but I would just like to compare the two artists' weaknesses and strengths. I think this will clear up some misconceptions with the fans.





Album Sales
Young Jeezy wins here...or does he? All Jeezy's albums, except from the last one went platinum, and Ross has no platinum selling album. Well, that is what most Jeezy fans use to shoot down Ross fans. But although Jeezy's first three albums went plat, his album sales have been dropping since his second album, and his fourth album is at 683k sold (not platinum). Rick Ross on the other hand has never sold a million copies with any album, but has been consistent with his sales. Peep the sales of his 5 albums- Port Of Miami- 857,000; Trilla- 700,000; Deeper Than Rap- 500,000; Teflon Don- 724,000; God Forgives I Don't- 500,000. Ross may not be a platinum selling rapper, but he definitely is consistent with selling Gold (500k copies) with all his albums.




Realness
We know Jeezy wins here. Young Jeezy has always been connected to the streets through his music, and real street niggers vouch for him. In 2009, Ross denied being a Correctional Officer in the past, and when the world found out, he lost his street credibility. But what people have to note is that Ross was a C.O at age 19, and didn't get his Def Jam record deal till he was 29. That's a long time, and a lot could have gone down in those years. I'm noot saying I think Rick Ross really knows the the real Noreaga, but he most have been doing something to get money one way or the other all those years. And Rick Ross has never claimed to be a street hustler who did the nickles & dimes hustle, but more of a boss who made major moves. Regardless of all I just said, Young Jeezy still wins in this department.





Success In Present Times
Rick Ross wins here, hands down. Okay, how do I mean? Obviously, all Jeezy's albums have sold more than all Ross's album, but we can't use that to determine their level of success in life. It's really the record labels that make the bulk of the money from record sales; most artists make about 35 cents on every CD sold...that's chop change. Jeezy is struggling to get his label off the ground, but Rick Ross's MMG has produced 2 successful artists in the last 3 years. Meek Mill's Dreams & Nightmares has sold 360k copies to date, and it debuted at number 2 position on Billboard when it dropped in August of 2012. Wale has released two commercially successful albums on MMG, and his latest, The Gifted was at number one spot on Billboard last week, selling 158k copies first week. Asides from having MMG, Rick Ross has different endorsement deals, and businesses he is into that makes him more successful than Jeezy.





Relevance in Present Times
Rick Ross wins here too. Although, i think Ross's last two albums have been subpar, and not as good as his first three, he is still, at this moment more relevant than Young Jeezy. Jeezy keeps it creative and versatile, while Ross keeps using the same type of beat and the same rap style on must of his recent music. I think this might lead to his downfall in the future if he doesn't switch up his flow. Although, out of the lot, he still makes some beautiful music. That's why, right now, he is still more relevant than Jeezy. Jay-Z and Nas are more or less the gods of hip hop right now, and they used him on their latest albums...Nas had him on Life Is Good (2012), and Jay-Z had him on the recently released Magna Carta Holy Grail album.




Rap Skills
This is hard to decide on, cos different people like different things, but I think Jeezy currently has an edge over Ross in this department. Ross has been redundant with the same lazy flow for a couple of years now, and it wont help his career in the very near future.


So, lets sum it up...

Album sales- A tie
Realness- Jeezy wins
Success- Ross wins
Relevance- Ross wins
Rap Skills- Jeezy wins


It all comes down to a tie...lets all just be happy. lol!

The Many Enemies Of Rick Ross

Yes, he was a correctional officer...yes, maybe he didn't sell that amount of cocaine he claims in his songs, yes, he is using someone else's name; but he definitely must be doing something right for him to still be around and be successful. The amount of enemies he has is really a testament to his success. If he wasn't successful, Freeway Ricky Ross would definitely not be taking him to court for the use of his name. If he was a broke rapper, 50 Cent wouldn't even have time to tweet about him every now and then. Regarding the fact that an attempt on Rick Ross's life was made on his birthday, Monday January 27, I would like to take time to examine his enemies.











His number one enemy right now is Freeway Ricky Ross, who Rick Ross got his name from. It is not unusual for rappers to adapt names of ex drug lords, or dead gangsters. 50 Cent borrowed his from a notorious thief of the 80s; Nore, Yo Gotti, Scarface, etc all use borrowed names. I think Freeway Ricky Ross has a genuine reason to go after Ross the rapper for using his name, but he is making it seem like Rick Ross used his name, and Poof! Money started falling out the sky. If that's the case, then Freeway of the old Rocafella Records would also be rich, because he also used Freeway Ricky Ross's name and identity. And for those that don't know the deal, Freeway Ricky Ross is an ex-drug lord from the 80s who is suing Rick Ross for using his name and identity to become a successful rapper.






Young Jeezy is another one of Rick Ross's enemies. But his case is just out of pure envy. Sorry to all the Young Jeezy fans out there, but this is the truth. What caused the beef? Ross made a song titled BMF (Blowing Money Fast), which also stands for Black Mafia Family. In the song, Ross shouted out Big Meach, the head of BMF. Jeezy had been associated with the Black Mafia Family in the past, and felt Ross had no right making a song about them, so he dropped his own version, dissing Rick Ross on it. And the funny thing is that, in the long run, Big Meach himself, and some other members of BMF said they had no problem with Ross shouting out- "I think I'm Big Meech..." They even went ahead to say that it was Jeezy they really had a problem with.





50 Cent is another enemy of Ross. Okay, maybe Ross started this by throwing some lines at 50 back in 2009 on his Mafia Music song. Ross claimed that 50 Cent looked at him somehow at an award show; maybe that is too childish to go at someone, but if you are dealing with 50, it definitely ain't childish. Remember 50 kicked Game out of G-Unit cos, during an unplanned for interview, Game was asked if he would like to work with Jadakiss and Nas in the future, and he said he would love to. He was also the one that started beefing with Fat Joe and Jadakiss cos they innocently made a song with Jarule. In fact, 50 has been known to start up trouble where there seemed to be none, so he really shouldn't be offended if someone goes at him. So, he and Ross went back and forth. 50 came with the comedy thing, and exposing Ross's past, Ross just stuck to making good music, and we know how that turned out.







The Gangsters Disciple are on Ross's ass right now cos they feel he doesn't have the right to say some things in his songs based on the life he lives, and cos they feel he used their star-like logo in his Black Bahmitzvah mixtape that is similar to their logo. There are videos on Youtube where they warn him not to come to North Carolina, or suffer the consequences. They want him to make some payments and so so, but I think that is not even a good enough reason for extortion.





And the last but not the list on the list of Rick Ross enemies are the one million and one bloggers online. Men! The level of hate Ross gets from Jeezy and 50 Cent fans online is pretty alarming. Every Ross story usually have like 200 comments, and about 190 of the comments are hate comments.  But they are not really the issue right now, we are trying to find out who would hate Ross so much as to want him dead. I know Suge Knight is in a way associated with Freeway Ricky Ross, and he doesn't like Ross one bit. And I remember an interview where Freeway Ricky said that Suge had one time asked him if he could deal with the Rick Ross situation the gangsta way, and that he had to stop Suge from going on. My theory is this- Suge really has nothing working for him at this time and i think he definitely could have organized this... I mean, not with the intention of killing Ross, but of just scaring him...like sending a warning shot. Ross's Phantom didn't have any bullet holes in it, so it definitely was just a warning shot.






So, why do all these people hate Rick Ross so much- the answer is that it annoys them that he can be so successful doing what they feel is fake. Okay, let me examine this. Jeezy and 50 Cent fans always say this in all their attacks against Rick Ross- "How can Rick Ross be untop if none of his albums ever go plat?" That is a serious question, and I am going to use it against them. It is not possible for a gold selling rapper to have the kind of money Ross has. I am not saying he is as rich as 50 Cent...far from that. But he is currently worth $50 million, his Miami home cost him $5 million, he owns a Maybach 62, a Lamborghini Murcielago, Ferrari 458 Italia, 2 Rolls Royce Phantoms and a dozen other cars. Selling Gold definitely doesn't afford you the luxury of living this kind of life, so he definitely must be a real business man. He never really claimed to be a nickel and dime drug dealer, he always claimed to be a Boss.

Rick Ross Speaks On Confrontation With Young Jeezy


There has been bad-blood between Rick Ross and Young Jeezy since 2010...when Jeezy didn't like the fact that Ross made the song BMF (Blowing Money Fast/Black Mafia Family) when he wasn't affiliated with them. It's funny that that's what caused their beef, cos although Jeezy was affiliated with them in the past, the leader himself (Big Meech) said from behind bars that he didn't have a problem with Rick Ross shouting out his name on that song. In fact, he said he loved it. Anyway, at the BET Awards a couple of months back, Rick Ross and Young Jeezy came face to face, and the public heard that a fight almost broke out. No one has given the details since then, till now.







Read Rick Ross's narration of the day.


"This is nothing personal to me. At the BET Awards, it basically boiled down to me running across Young Jeezy, he had five security guards in front of him, five policeman behind him. When we crossed paths, I said what's up. As soon as he said what's up, I tried to choke him. His security guards held me up, whoever the big black dude is with the bumps on his face, he should give that dude something special for Christmas. He really should. It wasn't a big deal to me. I went and performed, it wasn't nothing personal.



"It's not personal, but if I see Young Jeezy again, will I try to choke him?" he continued. "I don't know. That's an option. If I seen 50 Cent, is it personal? Not at all. But it's an option. [It's personal] because there were certain lines that were already crossed." 

I guess he was just trying let Jeezy know that it ain't only on wax, you can get touched in real life too.