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Jim Jones is going at Jay-Z in a new interview.Jones told Sohh:

“He’s pretty much on top and he been in the game [too long], he messin’ up my grind right now. He keep comin’ out and takin’ this money, like that’s my money right there, old head. I need that paper, man. Every time you come out, you mess it up for brothers like me. We need in. That’s why I do things like put out albums in one week.”

You know what I’ve noticed about you cats? I’ve noticed that y’all are all down with your moms. I read the interview with your mom in Don Diva; she was dropping some gangsta-ass nuggets.
She showed me my hustle, my grind. She was my mother, my father, my friend, my girlfriend—she is everything to me. You know, coming up, watching her lifestyle and how fast she was living and how much she still loved me and my sisters…she been through some hell fire shit. Shit is very cliché at this point, but it’s so real—what I’ve been through and seen through my mommas eyes, and the pain I’ve felt due to the ups and downs of the game. It’s like, Whew! That was that time of disco lights, camera, action and everything that goes along with getting money off cocaine. Cocaine was the drug of choice [back then]—just like how I’m hooked on this weed right now. And we could never talk bad about that time or about people using it ’cause that was the social drug. The flip side is when you get hooked on a strong drug like that everything slowly starts to deteriorate and you really start to see what life is about.

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“At this point in my career, I don’t feel like I have anything to prove,” “I make, good meaningful music. Even though some people don’t get the big picture — they only see the frame.”

T.I. is charged with possession of unregistered machine guns and silencers, and possession of firearms by a convicted felon.The $2 millions were provided by his label company Atlantic Records.
T.I. told the crowd waiting outside the court:

“I want to thank all the fans for their support,”
“Free T.I.” signs — as he left the federal courthouse in downtown Atlanta, according to The Associated Press.”Due to the severity of the situation, I can’t say much more.” He added, “I want to get all of this behind me.”