Banana Network has some snippets from New Joc City (all the way at the bottom).
Via
boyzndahood at BadBoyForever.com.
Yung Joc's second single (and video) will be "I Know You See It."
Via
ggleezy on BadBoyForever.com.
"It's Going Down" is #3 on the 106 & Park top 10 today.
Incase you haven't seen it yet:
Watching right now, he's in at 4, which is his peak position. 13 days on the charts now. Keep it up...
Edit: They asked Lil' Jon what his favorite recent 106 & Park video was and he said Yung Joc and then he said E-40.
The
Atlantic Records site has posted the following tracklisting:
1. New Joc City - Intro
2. It's Goin' Down
3. He Stayed In Trouble - Interlude
4. Do Ya Bad
5. Don't Play Wit It
6. Excuse Me Officer - Interlude
7. Dope Boy Magic
8. Patron
9. Flip Flop
10. I'm Him
11. Hear Me Coming
12. I Know You See It
13. Yung N**** - Interlude
14. 1st Time
15. Knock It Out
16. Picture Perfect
It says that it will be an Enhanced CD. It also mentions that there are vocals from A.D. "Griff" Griffin, Big Gee, Boyz N Da Hood, Brandy "Ms. B" Hambrick, Cheri Dennis, Corey "Black Owned C Bone" Andrews, Marques Houston, Nicholas "Play Boy Nick" Smith and Rodell Lewis. We would have to assume this is incomplete since Yung Joc had said that
Lil' Wayne will be on the album.
Via
boyzndahood at BadBoyForever.com.
WordofSouth.com has an interview with Yung Joc:
WordofSouth.com: Now, let's talk a little bit about Bad Boy South. How excited were you to meet Diddy for the first time?
Yung Joc: When I met Diddy man, it was a real cool situation. Dude had the stiff face on like, "Who is this new cat coming from the South." I don't know what he was thinking really. He might have thought like, "Here is this new dude, he think he hot right now and I know he wanna get on." But, that's not what he was speaking, that's just how he was looking. I felt like he was doing that for a reason. You gotta see where folks are coming from, before you actually let them know that they're good. It's just like with a female, when you first get with them, you can't just smile all day, you gotta make it look like you gotta work for something, you know what I mean. It was a real cool situation though, because I had always wanted to meet him, especially looking at TV shows like "Making Da Band." When I met him, I was like, "Ay man, I'm just letting it be known that I dedicated to what I do and I'm really serious about my career."
WordofSouth.com: So, you're not going to get any cheesecake and stuff like that huh?
Yung Joc: I mean, it ain't about that. On some look out s***, if you need me to go, I'll do it.
Via
Torontosfynest at BadBoyForever.com.
You can listen to "Patron" by Yung Joc featuring Short Dawg. This is a cut from the "New Joc City" album, out June 6.
