Jim Jones' has been on a role for the past few months. As Dipset got back together for their RapCaviar Live reunion, it seemed like every member of the crew had something up their sleeve. Jim Jones dropped off his incredible new project, Wasted Talent, in April. The project proved exactly why he's one of the hottest rappers in the game as he adapted to the evolution of hip hop and blurred the lines of regional sounds while keeping Harlem on his back. Today, he debuts his latest video for his song "Gotta Play The Game" with YFN Lucci.
Jim Jones and YFN Lucci take their rags to riches anthem and bring it to life in the new video for "Gotta Play The Game." The two rappers shut down the VIP section with all of their homies while blowing cash in the air. The song is already a massive single and the visuals take the song to another level.
As Jim Jones continues to promote his latest project, he's expected to reunite with the rest of Dipset for the "Dipset Forever" tour. It's expected to kick off on June 21st before concluding on August 18th. However, Juelz Santana's recent legal troubles might prevent him from embarking on the tour with the rest of his crew.
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