June 15th, 2008
Archive: Young Jeezy
June 13th, 2008
Young Jeezy Might Be Through
Testimony offered yesterday in the federal government’s cocaine-conspiracy case against alleged Black Mafia Family member Fleming “Ill” Daniels revealed a stunning allegation: According to a witness, Atlanta hip-hop superstar Jay “Young Jeezy” Jenkins received kilos of cocaine from BMF.
Simms testified that his job was to unload BMF’s cocaine from limos outfitted with secret compartments. He said he piled as many as 100 “bricks” of cocaine at a time inside the basement of one of BMF’s stash houses, an ultra-modern Buckhead mansion nicknamed “Space Mountain.” And he said that on one occasion, in the fall of 2004, he was ordered by high-ranking BMF members Chad “J-Bo” Brown and Martez “Tito” Byrth to set aside multi-kilo cocaine “shipments” for two customers. Simms said the customers picked up the coke from him at Space Mountain.
When asked by assistant U.S. Attorney Robert McBurney who the customers were, Simms gave two names: William “Doc” Marshall, a high-level BMF co-conspirator who testified earlier in the trial, and “Jeezy.”
“Young Jeezy the rapper?” McBurney asked.
“Yes,” Simms answered.
I hope not, but Jeezy might be the next BMF associate up in court. A few months back the Feds indicted Bleu Davinci another rapper associate with BMF of selling two keys of coke.
I guess Jeezy was telling the truth when he said he’s Mr. 17.5!
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May 16th, 2008
Young Jeezy Takes The #8 Spot
He can dominate the show on a posse cut with some of his most mic-savvy peers, then successfully facilitate requests from mainstream mainstays like Mariah Carey and Usher, who call him to sanctify their #1 albums and songs with his seamless street swagger. Young Jeezy is at his pinnacle. Don’t misconstrue the ranking: He’s #8 with a bullet. We fully expect the Atlanta hustler to rank higher next time. After the release of USDA’s LP Cold Summer in mid-2007, Mr. 17.5 shut down publicly to work on his top-secret third album and “count all that money.”
Atlanta artists took the first three spots so far, who’s next on the list, Ludacris? The crazy thing is, everyone they picked so far made the list last year!
10. T.I.
9. Andre 3000 (Without a singles)
8. Young Jeezy
Are they taking anyone else in consideration? My ni&&as Style P and Freeway both made dope albums!
What up with people like Bun B?
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December 5th, 2007
New Joints
T.I. ft. Rick Ross Young Jeezy - Stay At Tha Top
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Birdman ft. Lil Wayne & Fat Joe - Make Way
