On the “Intro” to Jadakiss’ sophomore effort, Kiss Of Death, he marks his return as the people’s champion “back by popular demand of the hood.”  And while that mandate was not due to his misguided solo-debut, Kiss The Game Goodbye, as even its powerful singles “Knock Yourself Out” and the celebratory “We Gone Make [cont.]

 In terms of sheer anticipation, Jada “Mwaah” Kiss ‘ buzz is at an apex. While fellow Lox members, Sheek and Styles, flashed improved flows and lyrics on Lox’s sophomore strike, We Are The Streets, Jadakiss remained the group’s undisputed front man. However, thanks to pinch-hitting on a slew of dazzling collaborations, Jada had simply outgrown the [cont.]