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Jim Jones was arrested last night after a huge brawl broke out during a casino party at the MGM Grand in Foxwoods, CT. Sources tell TMZ, an unidentified man initiated the assault and entourages from both sides jumped in after Jones retaliated in self defense. It took five cops and mace to subdue the rapper before he was taken into custody, and he’s since been released. Brawling!

Trav and Capo aren’t letting off the remakes anytime soon. For their new viral, they invite us back in the studio for their interpretation of Kirko Bangz “Drank In My Cup“. Of course, we prefer the original.

To accompany their recent take on The Throne’s track, Trav and Jomo let the cameras roll for an in-studio performance. Who needs a measurement converter? Pay attention.

Last week, Joell gave us a new joint featuring IFFY The Badman. Now, we get the new remix, featuring a verse from Capo.

Hustlers move in silence. And as Trav preps his PUSH project, he and Jomo keep the Vampire Life movement going with their version of The Throne’s opening track. Preach!

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Hey, Cam did it. Here is studio footage of Jomo and Pure adding their spin to Rihanna’s “Cockiness“, titled “Cock N Spit”. Hard title to swallow. Ha!

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It’s the ski mask way. Jomo and his entourage of gun-toting cowboys—and girls, bring forth a double-dose of clips on to the tube. Better not run into them in the streets, cuz.

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Jomo’s good with us ’round these parts. But when it comes to his last album, Capo, this was just all kinds of bad. For starters, his single “Perfect Day” didn’t live up its flawless title. Unlike Jim’s previous efforts, (particularly Harlem: Diary Of A Summer), Capo lacks continuity and cohesiveness. There’s jacked flows (“The Paper”, “Hockey Bag”), poor production (“Dope Boi”), and mediocre rhymes (you can take your pick on that one). Jim’s proven to be capable of holding down the Dip’s Set, it’s just that this album does nothing for his cosa nostra.

With a Rick Ross sample on deck, L.I.E. and Jim Jones both stunt like there ain’t no mañana for their new track. Put’cha bottles up.

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While Red Bull celebrated D-Will’s welcoming party in Manhattan last week, the New Jersey Nets player shot this promo featuring an unreleased track from Jim Jones called “My Wings”. We fly high!