Jim Jones has had a hell of a run in the rap game and he's using the knowledge he's gained to give back to the aspiring rappers. The rapper announced that he's launching a consultant firm for artists.
Jones is undoubtedly a vet in the rap game with over 20 years in the game and now, he's offering to help provide some guidance for younger artists who have a budget and take their careers seriously. He took to Instagram to announce his plans to launch a consultant firm. The rapper listed off things that he's done in his illustrious career from serving as an executive at Diplomat Records to maintaining relevancy in the game for all these years.
"Wit all the knowledge I’ve acquired over the years of being successful in this industry wit all the artist I helped put in positions to make they dreams come true as far as being a rapper n makin more money then they thought they ever would," he wrote. "How to keep the money after u make it just a few of the many traits I’ve gained though out my career. I’m now startin my own consultant firm stay tuned for more details. This is what I really love to do help others n make it count."
Peep Jim Jones' post below.
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