On
his Twitter, Yung Joc is offering a
free download of "In My Own Lane" featuring Lil Twist and Lil JJ.
RL of the group Next has a new remix of his song "In The Club Like" that features a verse from Yung Joc.
On
Yung Joc's Twitter, the rapper offered a
free download link for Montana Da Mac's "I Don't Care," which features Joc alongside Lil Dunte.
Below, check out the music video for Montana Da Mac's "Money to Throw," featuring Yung Joc.
Warning: The video includes a brief scene of nudity. Don't ask me why, as it doesn't really add to the video or make any sense to include it. Yet, it's there.
In an
interview with HipHopWired, Yung Joc revealed that he has closed his "new deal as an artist." He didn't indicate who the deal was with. Though he appears to be off of Bad Boy completely, I am waiting for someone other than Joc or Joc's camp to confirm this, because we cease our coverage of him.
Via
Cyrus Langhorne.
A new track by TLC member T-Boz has hit the internet featuring Yung Joc and Too Short. It's called "Get It Get It" and call outs on the track indicate it was produced by Bangladesh.
Yung Joc is featured on a new single from RL (of the group Next) called "We in the Club."
In an
interview with BallerStatus.com, Yung Joc revealed that he has been released from Bad Boy Records/Block Entertainment.
BallerStatus.com: So what's going on with the whole label situation for you?
Yung Joc: I just got my release and one of the terms of the release was a defamation clause, so honestly, I can't really talk about it too much. I've been released, severed the business ties. May God bless them and their regime, but I'm doing my own thing now. ...
BallerStatus.com: Could you see yourself working with those guys again sometime in the future?
Yung Joc: Definitely. That's what the game is about man. You join forces, you disperse and somewhere down the line, it happens again. Either you bump heads or you join heads. You really just never know with it. I'm not going to yes, but I'm not going to say no. There could come a time when we all get over this and say "haha" and get a drink or two. It's all about how you go into things sometimes too; the level of respect is different. I felt as I grew as an artist, the level of respect for me as an artist dropped some between me and that regime. As a businessman and CEO, when I started becoming more successful, either I was seen as a threat or it just wasn't respected.
I have requested some form of confirmation from Bad Boy.
In the chopped up video clip included below, Yung Joc performs a medley of tracks at an Iowa City event recorded by
Thisis50.
In the clip below, Yung Joc is
interviewed by ThisIs50. He talks about why he
gave the "Grind Flu" album away for free, his future projects and more. He gives the impression that he has already been released from Bad Boy and/or Block Entertainment. "Due to the terms of my release, I can't even talk about the brother," he said when asked about Diddy. "God bless him." I'm seeking further confirmation on this story.
