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Friday, October 27, 2006 | 5:27pm
Throwing Rocks At The Throne – Jones & Dash Take Aim At Hov
 Jim Jones, taking Cam’s approach before releasing his album, has put out a new dis record going at Hip Hop impresario Jay-Z. Now that’s to be somewhat expected…the unexpected part comes from Dame Dash’s co-signing of the track. The track is called “Kingdom Done†and features a rapping Jones with Dash providing adlibs and [...]
 
Jim Jones, taking Cam’s approach before releasing his album, has put out a new dis record going at Hip Hop impresario Jay-Z. Now that’s to be somewhat expected…the unexpected part comes from Dame Dash’s co-signing of the track. The track is called “Kingdom Done†and features a rapping Jones with Dash providing adlibs and boasting comments.
Click here to hear Jones’ track:
“Kingdom Done” Jim Jones feat. Dame Dash
Earlier this week a track off of Jay-Z’s comeback LP, Kingdom Come, entitled “Lost Ones†was leaked to the internet. On the track, it is highly believed that the first verse is talking about his current relationship with Dame Dash. In particular to Dash’s alleged comments that he “made Hov.†Jay also spits about possible factors that lead to the split in addition to issues that came up in his relationship with Beyoncé and dealing with the loss of one of his nephews to an auto accident.
Click here to hear Jay’s track:
Jim Jones, “Hustler’s P.O.M.E. (Product Of My Environment)” in stores November 7.
Jay-Z, “Kingdom Come” in stores November 21.
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I guess you don’t know you made it until you have someone to beef with. Rap is dripping with wackness now a days. I’m switching to Country. The boy bands are poised to make a comeback anyway.
Damn, that is harsh Country? I guess I can see why Timbaland does pop. I’m not against beef, it helps rap, but how is Dame Dash going to say anything.
Yeh I definately dont think beef helps hip hop. its one of the main things wrong with hip hop. Its not like it was back in the day when people used to battle over “who’s the best”, now a days its either fabricated to sale albums or it gets personal and someone gets hurt. Jim Jones finally got himself a hit and now he’s looking for the next marketing move to gain himself more exposure. Whatever
Yeah it may be marketing, but it helps push some people to levels they may no other wise reach.
^like…who?