Rapper Young Jeezy has officially reached Gold certification by the RIAA for his album, TM103: Hustlerz Ambition.

In just a little over a month since his release, Jeezy managed to ship 500,000 copies. Not too shabby for a rapper who they claimed fell off and had no buzz.

Jeezy also just announced his 25 City North American tour, starting March 3rd. Check out the tour dates at here.

Also check out my TM103: Hustlerz Ambition album review.

Tyga basically puts together all the hottest freestyles from Wale, Fabolous, Meek Mill, Young Jeezy & T.I. done for his smash Rack City single, and make it the official remix.

Young Jeezy continues with his onslaught of freestyle, this time he brings Freddie Gibbs to tackle Drake’s The Motto instrumental.

Young Jeezy continues to drop new remixes to everything that’s got some heat to it, his latest remix is Future’s Same Damn Time single.

T.I. & Young Jeezy remixes B.o.B’s Strange Clouds single which originally featured Lil Wayne. Being that these two hinted at maybe dropping a collaboration LP, don’t be surprised if the remix numerous singles throughout the year.

Even with a new successful album out Jeezy isn’t slowing down, here he is with another freestyle; this time he adds some bars to French Montana’s ‘Shot Caller’.

A few months ago, Young Jeezy hinted at the possibility of linking up with Tip for a collabo effort, and during a recent interview T.I. bolstered the rumor even more.

“Jeezy and I, we have discussed doing a collaborative album. Right now, we’re both focused on putting Atlanta back on top where we once knew it to be,” T.I. explained.

“In my absence, I’ve seen the city take a backseat, if you will, to other areas and other regions. I’m not trying to sleight nobody’s efforts or nobody’s contributions to the game, but I know what my city represents and I know what my city’s capable of. And if I feel like we’re not living up to our full potential, I’m going to gather all the cats who I know who supposed to ride for the town like I ride and we gon’ get it back right. So that’s what we focused on right now. After we do that, then we can focus on anything else. But first is first.” (Los Angeles Leakers)

Back in October, Snowman touched on the possibility of getting together with T.I. for a Watch The Throne type of effort.

“Me and Tip actually were together and we [talked] about it,” he said. “We’ve just hit the ground running and been doing so many records that I don’t think it’s impossible. And we’ve known each other [long] enough to put something like that together, and I definitely think that the city would need it, because it would be a good look. And it would be an amazing album release party, by the way.” (Billboard)

I could definitely fux with a joint album from TIP and Jeezy, could you?

source: sohh.com

50 Cent and T.I., and Young Jeezy get added to the remix of Up by LoveRance.

This is the CDQ version….

Young Jeezy is a little late to the Rack City freestyle party but we’ll take it.

The numbers are in, and it seems that Young Jeezy’s TM:103: Hustlerz Ambition sold 232,938 units in his first week, taking the number one spot on the Billboard Rap/R&B charts and number 3 spot on the Top 200.

Common moved 69,000 units for his album, The Dreamer/The Believer, in its first week, landing at the number 17 spot, while Drake pushed 131,000 more copies of his Take Care LP, boosting him up to No. 5 on the charts.

Jeezy surpassed expectations for his album sales, which were at 200,000, despite lengthy delays. This is his third highest selling LP, following his 2008 release Recession, which debuted at number one, selling 260,000 units.

And to think he did with no radio single either.

Congrats to Jeezy!

Video directed by Parris.

Young Jeezy sits down with Young Jeezy Funkmaster Flex to talk about his highly anticipated collaboration with Jay-Z and Andre 3000 on “I Do”, The reason behind all the push backs, the sort-of-kinda beef with Rick Ross, “A Hustlerz Ambition” documentary and more.

Another hot one off Young Jeezy’s upcoming TM103 album which drops December 20th. It’s called OJ and features Fabolous & Jadakiss, some Flex bombs on it but it’s still good. The CDQ version is available.

Thoughts?

Here’s the tracklist to Young Jeezy’s highly anticipated album TM103: Hustlerz Ambition, features include Eminem, T.I., Snoop Dogg, Jay-Z and more.

1. Waiting (Prod. By Lil Lody)
2. What I Do (Just Like That) (Prod. By Drumma Boy)
3. O.J. Ft. Jadakiss & Fabolous (Prod. By Lil Lody)
4. Nothing (Prod. By Lil Lody)
5. Way Too Gone Ft. Future (Prod. By Mike Will)
6. Supafreak Ft. 2 Chainz (Prod. By D. Rich)
7. All We Do (Prod. By Midnight Black)
8. Leave You Alone Ft. Ne-Yo (Prod. By Warren G)
9. Everythang (Prod. By Lil Lody)
10. Trapped Ft. Jill Scott (Prod. By J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League)
11. F.A.M.E. (Fake Ass Muthafuckas Envy) Ft. T.I. (Prod. By J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League)
12. I Do Ft. Jay-Z & Andre 3000 (Prod. By M16)
13. Higher Learning Ft. Snoop Dogg, Devin The Dude & Mitchelle’l (Prod. By Lil C)
14. This One’s For You Ft. Trick Daddy (Prod. By Lil Lody)

Bonus:

1. Talk 2 Me Ft. Freddie Gibbs & Eminem (Prod. By Drumma Boy & Travis Barker)

Some more new Young Jeezy, this one is called “Just Like That (This Is What I Do)” produced by Drumma Boy. From TM103 dropping 12/20.

This one bangs.

Another big collaboration off Jeezy’s TM103 featuring Freddie Gibbs with a verse and Eminem on the hook of “Talk To Me”….

Produced by Drumma Boy.

Here’s one of the more anticipated joint off Jeezy’s new album Thug Motivation 103: Hustlerz Ambition. I’ts titled “I Do” and features Jay-Z & Andre 3000. A feature from Andre is like a UFO sighting, you have to take pictures because you never know when it’s going to happen again, check it out.

Thug Motivation 103: Hustlerz Ambition in stores on December 20th.

Future is joined by Big Boi and Jeezy on a remix to “Ain’t No Way Around It”….

2 Chainz & Young Jeezy get on the official Travis Porter ”You Dont Know” remix.

Young Jeezy hops on Chubbie Baby and Future’s record ‘Word To My Muva’.

Young Jeezy adds a verse to DJ Drama’s ‘Aint No Way Around It’ from his album Third Power. Produced by Mike Will.

This “Warning” record is so hot right now it had to get a second remix, on this version Uncle Murda is joined by Mariah Carey, 50 Cent & Young Jeezy….Wow!

New freestyle from Young Jezzy over Jay-Z and Kanye West’s ‘Niggas In Paris’.

Tone Trump drops a new single called “Afghan” featuring Young Jeezy produced by A-ONE. Tone Trump’s new project The New Fresh Prince coming soon.

Young Jeezy proved bars to the 7 hottest tracks in Hip Hop at the moment, check all 7 of the G-Mixes. TM103 drops December 20th.

Download:Young Jeezy – Warning (Remix)

Download: Young Jeezy – Tony Montana (Remix)

Download: Young Jeezy – She Will (Remix)

Download: Young Jeezy – Dance (A$$) (Remix)

Download: Young Jeezy – Headlines (Remix)

Download: Young Jeezy – Yall Done Hear Me Tho (Remix)

Download: Young Jeezy – Whole Thang (Remix)

Only 24 hours after announcing his album release date, Young Jeezy wastes no time in bring us some new music. This one is called .38 and is produced by Lil Lody. The album will come with a DVD narrated by Samuel L Jackson. That should be interesting.

The official video for Young Jeezy’s “Chickens No Flour” from that street certified The Real Is Back 2mixtape out now. Produced by Lil Lody and directed by Daniel Czernilofsky.

Slick Pulla enlists Young Jeezy & Grands for “Ape Shit ” single, off of Slick Pulla’s upcoming Uday Hussein mixtape that is scheduled to drop next month.

Young Jeezy drops off his newest single “F.A.M.E.” with a fresh out of the slammer verse from T.I. and produced by J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League.

Thoughts?

Young Jeezy drops his new joint “Trump” featuring Birdman, off that The Real Is Back 2 project coming soon.

Directed by Decatur Dan.

Young Jeezy and Freddie Gibbs team up again for another joint, this one is called “Rough” off Jeezy’s “The Real Is Back 2″ project.

Produced by Lil Lody.

A new leak from Young Jeezy called “Gotta See This” featuring Freddie Gibbs & JW, from his “The Real Is Back 2″ mixtape dropping soon. Produced by Lil Lody.

Pusha T liberates a new joint called “Amen” featuring Kanye West & Young Jeezy, from his Fear Of God EP will be out on August 23rd.

Produced by Shawty Redd.

Well it’s about damn time, Def Jam just announced that Young Jeezy’s TM103 will be seeing the light of day on 9/20.  It was exactly 6 years ago that the TM101 album gave birth to a new era of Trap Rap, and sent Jeezy into instant super stardom. It’s funny because I used to think Jeezy was a horrible rapper when I first heard him on “So Icey” with Gucci Mane. Now he’s one of my favorite artists from the 2000s. Just like all his mixtape projects he released over the passed 2 years I’m sure TM103 will deliver.

It’s about damn time, here is the official single for that TM103 album called “Shake Life”. TM103 season has begun.

Produced by Lil Lody.

Something new from that DJ Khaled “We The Best Forever” album, it’s called “Money” and features Young Jeezy & Ludacris. I can’t even front this one bangs, mos def iPod worthy.

DJ Haze – Just Like CPT, featuring Compton Buck & Young Jeezy. Off DJ Haze’s The Color Purple mixtape.

Some brand new Jeezy, it’s called “Stripes (Run D MC)” and features Freddie Gibbs. This one is hot, could be a street hit.

Thoughts?

The final version Killer Mike’s “Go Out On The Town” featuring Young Jeezy, from Mike’s PL3DGE album is due out May 17th.

Alley Boy new joint called “Pocket Full Of Money” featuring Young Jeezy, produced by Streetrunner.The first single off Alley Boy’s Atlantic Records debut.

Here is the the CDQ version to Young Jeezy’s new joint Ballin’ featuring Lil Wayne. The beat was originally produced by Lex Luger but Jeezy had the beat remade by Lil Lody, not sure what’s the reason.

Thoughts?

A unfinished joint from Young Jeezy & Lil Wayne called Ballin’ produced by Lex Luger. It’s a Weezy verse and a Jeezy Hook. These Lex Luger beats are all starting to sound the same to me, this guys has his own personal brand of Hip Hop right now and everyone wants a piece of the 19 year producer’s sound.

Young Jeezy disappeared for a couple of weeks but he’s back with another remix, this time over Wiz Khalifa’s “Homicide” off that Cabin Fever mixtape. Where is that TM103 though yow?

Young Jeezy disappeared for couple weeks but he’s a back at it again with the remix to “Pull Out The Fye”.

Tity Boi (worse rap name ever) remixes his Lex Luger produced street banger “Kitchen” with Young Jeezy & Pusha T, he couldn’t have pick two better candidates. His new project Codiene Cowboy is set to drop on February 22nd.

Thoughts?

Trick Daddy recruits Young Jeezy foe his new joint “Leave These Streets Alone,” I’m seeing allot of Jeezy joints and features but where’s that Thug Motivation 103 album though?

Thoughts?

More new music from Young Jeezy, this is actually a verse from a Killer Mike song called “Go Out On The Town”. He went H.A.M. on this verse.

Directed By: Decatur Dan and Young Jeezy
Director Of Photography: Chad Tennies

It’s definitely Young Jeezy season right now, here  is a new one called “My House” from a upcoming Tapemasters Inc. mixtape entitled The Motivator. Check it out.

Young Jeezy brings it on the G-Mix to “Hustle Hard” of Ace Hood’s latest single. Put together Jeezy and Weezy and you got yourself one killer remix.

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More new music from USDA and Young Jeezy, this one goes by the name “CTE Or Nothin” produced by Djat Cas.

Trae Tha Truth adds a verse to Young Jeezy’s “Rap Game” single from Jeezy’s  The Last Laugh mixtape.

Young Jeezy adds a verse to Mo Pain’s “Meet Me In The Tunnel” joint, so consider this the G-Mix.

Remix to Lloyd’s “Lay It Down” featuring Young Jeezy & R. Kelly. The track was produced by Polow Da Don.

Young Jeezy kept the streets fed with 3 official mixtapes (Trap Or Die 2 (By Any Means Necessary, 1,000 Grams Vol 1, and The Last Laugh) last year, I think it’s time for that “Thug Motivation 103“  run. To start off the new year and get you ready for that TM103 here’s some from Jeezy called “The Lick” featuring USDA (Young Jeezy, 211, Boo Rossini, Slick Pulla). Check it out.

I told you guys from the very beginning of this thing that it was going to have legs and most you said it’s done, and here we are 6 months later and it’s still going. A few weeks back Young Jeezy was in Miami with a bunch of Crips (CTE) and Jeezy called out Ross more or less saying “Where’s Your Favorite Rapper At?”

About 2 weeks after that Rick Ross responded to the video saying Jeezy played himself.

Says Rick Ross:

“I got to see the footage of him walking on South Beach, down Collins Ave…[Tim: it got a little crazy out there.] Yeah, he played himself. You gotta come cross the bridge to Carol City, Lil’ Haiti, that’s where you get your issues. I mean, Washington Ave? Give me a break…..what’s crazy about that, you can see on that same footage, when they asked about my name, they still don’t really have a direct answer. And that ain’t gangster at all. If you really have an issue put it on the table and handle it like a G. Walking down Collins Ave…You played yourself, you’ll get that took from you.”

In his “Man of the Year” cover issue of The Source magazine, Ross discredits the way Jeezy handled the whole situation as not being G.

Has the phone call between you and Young Jeezy take place yet?

Nah. That hasn’t happened. It’s nothing I’m looking forward to.

You guys have worked together before. It seemed the camaraderie between you two was genuine. The last summer he put out his own “B.M.F.” freestyle, but told me personally it wasn’t abbot you. Did you feel disrespected?

I’m not sure what was going on. [the freestyle] was most definitely [disrespectful], whatever it was. Then the explanations seemed sideways, less than G.

What’s more surprising; a diss records by somebody you were cool with or by somebody you don’t know?’

It’s most definitely when we always touching distance from each other. I’m tight here. It’s not like I’m in Miami and you in New York. We see each other. That’s the only issue I had. It was sideways. So i made a record, “Summer’s Mine” just to [let him know], if we gonna play that sport, let’s put it on the table like men. If it was just a freestyle that the world took the wrong way, leave it alone. That’s how I took it.

An added twist is that you and Jeezy are both on Def Jam. Did you ever get a call from L.A Reid saying “Hey, let’s not let this get out of hand?”

Nah. I don’t accept those kinda calls. I think they know that would have been an exercise in futility. Whatever it’s gonna be, it’s gonna be. If we gonna get money, we gonna get money. If it’s pressure, just put it on the table. I feel no way. I had nothing but love for the homie, but if me getting money in the streets or making music offended you, I can’t help that.

Thoughts on the situation?

Young Jeezy drops a verse for Wiz Khalifa’s smash single Black & Yellow, Wiz is crazy if he’s not working on a official remix for this joint.

Download:Young Jeezy – Black & Yellow

Young Jeezy – Sleep When I Die, this is the untagged version.

Download:Young Jeezy – Sleep When I Die

Young Jeezy is most definitely mixtape artist of the year, first he drops Trap Or Die 2 which became a instant classic like the original, then 1,000 Grams which was tough, followed by the Last Laugh just two weeks ago. Now here is another Jeezy joint called the History Of Young Jeezy that takes you on a journey from early Jeezy to the present superstar. Hosted by Bigga Rankin.

Download:Young Jeezy – History Of Young Jeezy

Here’s another one from the late Pimp C titled “Dickies” featuring Young Jeezy and Bun B, The Naked soul of Sweet Jones drops next Tuesday.

Download:Pimp C – Dickies (feat. Young Jeezy & Bun B)

Here’s a exclusive new mixtape from Young Jeezy called “The Last Laugh” with features from Slick Pulla, Shawty Redd and Yo Gotti.

Download:Young Jeezy – The Last Laugh

The official music video for Birdman’s “My Jewel” featuring Young Jeezy and Bun B, the record is set to be on Birdman’s new album Bigger Than Life, coming soon.  This is the only Birdman joint I’ve ever willingly added to my iPod, I fux with it ever since I heard it on Jeezy’s Trap Or Die 2 mixtape.

Directed by David Rousseau.

Yet another one from Jeezy this one titled “Amen” produced by Shawty Redd.

Download:Young Jeezy – Amen (prod. Shawty Redd)

Another leak from Young Jeezy titled “Rap Game” which isn’t from M103 either.

Download:Young Jeezy – Rap Game

Young Powder freestyle minus the DJ over Kanye’s Power beat, off the the 1000 Grams mixtape.

Download:Young Jeezy – Powder

Young Jeezy – 1000 Grams Vol 1, new mixtape from Young Jeezy hosted by DJ Scream, listen and download it.

All exclusives on this one…

Download:Young Jeezy – 1000 Grams Vol 1 (Hosted By DJ Scream)

MTV got Jeezy on the phone to speak on yesterday’s “Death Before Dishonor (B.M.F. Freestyle)”.

It’s not a diss. First of all, I’m not gonna get nothing out of dissing that guy. That’s one. What am I gonna get out of dissing him? I think sometimes people can read into things too deep. They trippin’ man. They crazy out there. Basically, if homie takes that as a diss, he’s insecure, and anybody else out there who does, they are insecure.

When it comes to that [Black Mafia Family] situation, I’m gonna talk about it a little flyer anyway. I happen to know that situation very well.

On the “you don’t know the crew” bars specifically:

That’s for real. That’s for anybody. I got niggas in prison behind that shit. I feel that if you speaking on shit, you gotta at least know who you talking about. That’s like niggas speaking on Cash Money: If he ain’t never been a part of Cash Money, [then] I’mma speak it better if I’m a part of Cash Money. To me, [BMF] was real. I know all the members. Who else would say a line like that, but me? I’m one of the few people who can say that, so I said it. That’s real life, though. You gotta know the crew, baby. I thought that was the purpose of the game: to get on records and talk your shit, right?

Subliminals, for what? What’s understood ain’t gotta be said. I didn’t think people would take the record like that. I did it like I would have any Shawty Lo record, any Rocko record, whoever. I got on [Ross' beat] and did it like how I do it, the best way I know how. I don’t know if because the BMF situation is for real for me that everybody is like, “Ooh. Oh, shot.” Twitter is a muthafucka, by the way.

He said that the “Real BMF” track was recorded before Ross’ BMF was released. After Ross’ blew up, he decided not to use it for TM103, so he just put it out there.

The subliminal beef between Young Jeezy and the Officer continues, I was waiting to see when Jeezy was gonna hop on that B.M.F. record and surely enough here it is. There’s a couple slick lines in there too , check em out below. This joint if from his new mixtape, 1000 Grams, dropping Thursday @ 1:03pm. I like that….

How you Blowin’ Money Fast? You don’t know the crew/
Oh, you part of the fam? Shit, I never knew/

Here’s what the cop had to say to MTV about Young Jeezy’s “The Real Blowin Money Fast”

I really don’t know what the thought process was behind it. It confused me that it was called “The Real Blowin’ Money Fast”. I would have called it “The Black Mafia Family”, if it’s the real BMF.

You may have to ask him. Other than that, we still reppin’, we still riding, and [my] record is getting love everywhere, so it’s all good.

Download:Young Jeezy – Death Before Dishonor (B.M.F. Freestyle)

New music from Yo Gotti titled Cocaine Muzik featuring Young Jeezy, from Yo Gotti’s Cocaine Muzik 4.5 m mixtape now available on Mixtapes.tv.

Download:Yo Gotti – Cocaine Muzik (feat. Young Jeezy, Rick Ross & The Clipse)

Below is the audio of what Jeezy said.

New joint from Young Jeezy titled Jizzle featuring Lil Jon, produced by Shawty Redd & D.Rich. This joint could have definitely done without Lil Jon screaming all over it. TM103 now dropping September 28th. Also above is the XXL September 2010 cover which he’s splitting with Shyne for XXL 13th Anniversary issue.

Download:Young Jeezy – Jizzle (feat. Lil Jon)

Shyne will be splitting XXL’s September cover (their 13th Anniversary issue) with Young Jeezy. In his interview with XXL he discusses the Club New York shooting and its aftermath. He speaks on Diddy distancing himself from the rapper and the situation during the criminal trial.

Excerpt:

“You can always say, ‘Man, that ain’t the way to handle the situation,’ ” he told XXL. “Sure, I know in my soul that the situation was supposed to be handled in a different way. But it ain’t really a matter of disappointment or letdown, ’cause I never really … I grew up never having sh–, never having anybody. So I never was that dude to depend on a mother—-er. Obviously, the actions is not something that you condone or that you’re happy with. Not at all.”

Continue Reading:Shyne Blames 1999 Shooting On ‘Survival Instincts’

Remix to Young Jeezy’s All White Everything featuring Yo Gotti, the music video is coming soon.

Download:Young Jeezy – All White Everything Remix (feat. Yo Gotti)

Drake premiered this on the BET Awards 2010 during his performance when he brought out Young Jeezy and here is the full CDQ version.

Download:Young Jeezy feat. Drake – Lose My Mind Remix

The officer can make songs about feeling like Big Meech but Young Jeezy got the man himself on the phone from the pen for his own, sanctioned namesake banger.

Download:Young Jeezy ft. Big Meech – B.M.F. (The Real Blowin Money Fast)

New Young Jeezy single titled All White Everything from TM103.

Download:Young Jeezy – All White Everything

Here’s the remix to Trappin Ain’t Dead with a verse from Bun B.

Download:Young Jeezy – Trappin Ain’t Dead (Remix) (feat. Bun B)

Young Jeezy & Boo Rossini remixes Drake & Nipsey’s Killer, check it out.

Download:Young Jeezy & Boo Rossini – Killers (Remix)

Here is another joint from Drake titled Unforgettable featuring Mr. Trap or Die himself Young Jeezy, the song samples Aaliyah’s At Your Best. This is a radio rip expect the CDQ before the weekend is over. Updated CDQ version is now up.

Who said Jeezy fell off?

Produced by Noah “40? Shebib.

Download:Drake ft. Young Jeezy – Unforgettable

Pusha T spoke to VIBE about the “Ill’in” bars off Trap Or Die II, track #9.

VIBE: Judging from the response on the Internet, the one line from the song that plenty of people heard is, “Tell Hova don’t pass the crown so soon, Unless he got a crown for every writer in the room/There’s too many spirits on these ghostwritten tunes, So you can’t crown the heir until you séance the room.” Can you clarify exactly what you meant by that?

Pusha T: I actually wrote my verse [around the time] “D.O.A.” dropped. I just feel like there are a lot of new artists in the game that still have to prove themselves. You hear so much talk about who’s next and who’s up next and who’s the man and so on and so forth. In all fairness, I feel like Jay-Z is still relevant. He’s still the rapper. He’s the crown-holder right now. But, you know, he cosigns plenty of artists all the time, so I just wanted to tell him not to pass the crown too soon because we don’t know enough about these artists yet. We need to do checks on them first and see what they’re all about. Obviously, ghostwriting is a very big thing going on, too. So we gotta see who the man is behind all of these joints if that’s what’s going on.