Jim Jones Talks Dipset Break Up

[RickyRich]

https://www.instagram.com/p/BQWB59NDE3m/

Yo I just followed Cam last night, I knew something like this was about to pop off lmfao.

ima be watchin shit going to jokes

 

[Lurkristocrat]

Cam is an ass lmaoo

 

[Beta]

killa!

 

[macadonwoo]

Fuck Jim Jones , crying like a bitch ... Of course you rode for Killa ! That man gave you your career even though you untalented as fuck and unmarketable cause you look like a bum .

 

[BDBIID]

50 is Hip Hops greatest troll.

"Talking bout you got IBS nigga you got A-I-D-S

Why they call you Killa, fuck around brush yo teeth teeth bleeding

Nigga drink behind you have all kinds shit, fuck around show up 30 pounds lighter talkin bout ahhh man all I remember is I had a lil bit of Cam's Snapple"

 

[b0sjesmang]

https://www.instagram.com/p/BQUmHOnjBZJ/

the response was dope also

 

[beatboy1]

Of course Flex asked some good question. Problem is he wouldn't stop talking to let Jim fully answer. Damn

 

[Lefty_]

https://www.instagram.com/p/BQUmHOnjBZJ/

50 Cent and G-Unit had a bigger budget thus a bigger impact.

But imo Dipset >>> G-Unit

Hell yea.

Gettin it from the mud > Buildin in free agency.

So much organic dope shit came from dipset, Hell rell's freestyles, Jimmy's monologues, Heatmakerz lacin everything.

Dipset was hella innovative, and had young nigga swag. They was new money, all my lil homies loved em. I was always on some OG shit so I ain't really fuck wit it too tough, but you couldn't deny their impact.

 

[5 Grand]

I think Cam'ron is better at rapping than 50 but 50 (or his ghostwriter) was making hits. I seem to remember that 50 Cent had 5 songs in the top 10 when The Massacre and Documentary were out.

It makes you wonder how can somebody pen so many hits when they're on a major and as soon as they go independent you never hear from them again.

And its not just 50, Cam and Juelz had a couple of hits when they were on The Roc but when they went indie the hits dried up.

It makes you wonder if they were backed by ghostwriters to help them make the hits.

 

[usmarin3]

Jim and Cam just need to scrap it out and dap it up after that. Nobody died from their beef. That shit is repairable.

 

[macadonwoo]

I think Cam'ron is better at rapping than 50 but 50 (or his ghostwriter) was making hits. I seem to remember that 50 Cent had 5 songs in the top 10 when The Massacre and Documentary were out.

It makes you wonder how can somebody pen so many hits when they're on a major and as soon as they go independent you never hear from them again.

And its not just 50, Cam and Juelz had a couple of hits when they were on The Roc but when they went indie the hits dried up.

It makes you wonder if they were backed by ghostwriters to help them make the hits.

50 never had a ghost writer

 

[southsil4lil]

I think Cam'ron is better at rapping than 50 but 50 (or his ghostwriter) was making hits. I seem to remember that 50 Cent had 5 songs in the top 10 when The Massacre and Documentary were out.

It makes you wonder how can somebody pen so many hits when they're on a major and as soon as they go independent you never hear from them again.

And its not just 50, Cam and Juelz had a couple of hits when they were on The Roc but when they went indie the hits dried up.

It makes you wonder if they were backed by ghostwriters to help them make the hits.

50 never had a ghost writer

Niggas can't be throwing out allegations like that with no proof

 

[J-GUTTA]

I think Cam'ron is better at rapping than 50 but 50 (or his ghostwriter) was making hits. I seem to remember that 50 Cent had 5 songs in the top 10 when The Massacre and Documentary were out.

It makes you wonder how can somebody pen so many hits when they're on a major and as soon as they go independent you never hear from them again.

And its not just 50, Cam and Juelz had a couple of hits when they were on The Roc but when they went indie the hits dried up.

It makes you wonder if they were backed by ghostwriters to help them make the hits.

Man the Hip Hop/Rap audience isn't the same. Shit from 2003 to 2004 the whole feel of music changed. IMO not for the better.

 

[The Recipe]

Jim and Cam just need to scrap it out and dap it up after that. Nobody died from their beef. That shit is repairable.

This is usually true with street shit but family shit is much deeper, people close to you fuck you over the most. Betrayal is hard as fuck to just get over or look past.

 

[RickyRich]

Jim and Cam just need to scrap it out and dap it up after that. Nobody died from their beef. That shit is repairable.

This is usually true with street shit but family shit is much deeper, people close to you fuck you over the most. Betrayal is hard as fuck to just get over or look past.

They tried to repire it but that shyt aint wrk

 

[Angeles1son85]

the convo between 50 and camron was funny as fuk

 

[StillFaggyAF]

Good interview

Shout out all my rubianos

 

[RickyRich]

the convo between 50 and camron was funny as fuk

I died wen kept sayin curtis . Cam a fool foreal lol

 

[5 Grand]

I think Cam'ron is better at rapping than 50 but 50 (or his ghostwriter) was making hits. I seem to remember that 50 Cent had 5 songs in the top 10 when The Massacre and Documentary were out.

It makes you wonder how can somebody pen so many hits when they're on a major and as soon as they go independent you never hear from them again.

And its not just 50, Cam and Juelz had a couple of hits when they were on The Roc but when they went indie the hits dried up.

It makes you wonder if they were backed by ghostwriters to help them make the hits.

50 never had a ghost writer

Well how did he go from 5 songs in the top 10 to zero songs in the top 10?

I can't say for sure that 50 had ghostwriters, but he had been around for a while before GRODT with no hits. He was with Jam Master Jay. Then when he signed with Interscope he had huge hits and huge success, then when he broke ties with Eminem and Dre the hits came to a screeching halt.

I could see that he had a smaller budget but his songwriting ability should remain the same.

Ditto for Cam.

Makes you wonder who really wrote all those hits?

Edit. I think major labels force their artists to use ghostwriters. And it works and makes sense.

 

[EmM HoLLa.]

I think Cam'ron is better at rapping than 50 but 50 (or his ghostwriter) was making hits. I seem to remember that 50 Cent had 5 songs in the top 10 when The Massacre and Documentary were out.

It makes you wonder how can somebody pen so many hits when they're on a major and as soon as they go independent you never hear from them again.

And its not just 50, Cam and Juelz had a couple of hits when they were on The Roc but when they went indie the hits dried up.

It makes you wonder if they were backed by ghostwriters to help them make the hits.

It's the machine... They get the music to the appropriate outlets.. The marketing.. The rollout.. When you're indie it doesn't feel as big.. That extra sauce is what gets the masses to gravitate toward you, your music, and your movement..

It isn't the only way to be successful.. But if you want to get to Drake status.. You need that machine..