SOHH NYC

Written By SOHH Reckless

"I come in the studio, I get sky high, I fall asleep- fall into a drug-induced sleep, and wake up with a whole song."-- Jim Jones

Too bad this only worked for him once.

Then, Jimmy pulled a Hov move and claimed that he doesn't write down any of his music. Well we know this-- Max B was taking care of that. We're guessing that nowadays someone else is.

Say word? All of a sudden you spit all your rhymes from off the top? Riiiiiiiiiiiight.

"There definitely is a hip-hop police. They feel we're making too much money, as being young, black individuals, and young minorities and we possess too much power, and they feel that they want to interrupt that. I don't see why they don't do that for the rock-n-roll artists or the country artists or ... the church artists for that matter."

You don't see why they don't? Well that was a dumb question, because he had already addressed it in the preceding sentence: "young minorities." Not only does he not pay attention to what comes out of his own mouth, but it's "gospel" artists. Not "church" artists. And why would the police care about Kirk Franklin and Fred Hammond?

I'm coming down on the boy Jimmy, but I have to give it to him: he HAS improved with his speaking skills as far as not trying to use too many "big words" mixed with his hood ebonics. Sentences like "I was trying to figure out a predicament" and "I'm is still panning out a decipherment" didn't come up anywhere in this interview like I thought it would.

And speaking of Max B, how does he feel about his biggest former contributor?

"Um, where is he at? Is he alive? [Laughs] What he get [for his shows in Connecticut] like $2,500 a show? Come on, man. Don't appease me man. He's a twerp. I put him on my shelf. I own him, I own everything he does. So, yall won't be seeing him ever put an album in stores. Not right now. Maybe when I retire we'll work on his album, ya dig?"

Damn. He caught one at the end of the interview. Come on, dog. Don't appease me man. Don't appease me.