To date, Yung Joc was the only person saying that he was off of Bad Boy and we were unable to confirm it with Bad Boy. Apparently, no one else was, either. Or, at least, if they did, it didn't cross our radar. So, we've continued to cover him in lieu of that.
However, according to a press release issued by Polo Grounds Music, Joc has signed a deal with Polo Grounds/MCA, joining acts like Pitbull, Yo Gotti, Hurricane Chris and Nina Sky.
As such, our coverage of Joc will now cease. He had a great run at Bad Boy - "It's Goin' Down" was one of the biggest hits of 2006 - and we wish him the best in his future endeavors.
Check out the music video below for "285 Shawty" by Yung Joc featuring T.O. Green and Doeshun. It might actually be by Green and featuring Joc, but the video is labeled as it being a Yung Joc track and it was posted on his Twitter.
On Twitte Yung Joc posted a free download link for "Drip" by Joc featuring Lil' Wayne. You can listen to it below. Click the arrow pointing downward, on the right side of the box, to download.
On Twitter, Yung Joc shared a free download link for "Vote 4 Me" by JC and featuring Joc. Check it out below. Click the arrow pointing downward, on the right side of the box, to download.
A trio of seemingly unfinished Yung Joc songs have appeared online, titled "Meet Me in the Back," "Please Believe" and "With the Lights On." "Please Believe" is an extended (by a couple of minutes) version of "Please Believe It" by Yung Joc, which we first mentioned in September of 2008.
In the embedded player below you can listen to the remix to Chronic Records' "Make You Hate Me" featuring Yung Joc. According to their ReverbNation page, the rappers featured on the track along with Joc are Remedy, Alyric and Los.
Kane & Abel have a new song out titled "Big Shot," featuring Yung Joc on the chorus. Kane & Abel is a rap duo featuring twin brothers, formerly signed to No Limit Records. A Twitter profile purporting to be them mentions the song with Joc and plans to release an album in May.