Jeezy and his friends from the United States Department of Agriculture reunite for this potential TP103 single.

The artist formerly known as “Young Jeezy” will now be referred to only as “Jeezy”, as the rapper will celebrate his 33rd birthday this year. Whether hitting a midlife crisis, or perhaps he just read this article, Jeezy has made his name change official, as seen above on his forthcoming single artwork “Lose My Mind”. [cont.]

Here is the new Young Jeezy track which leaked earlier in the month featuring Keyshia Cole. The song first appeared on the mixtape Dirty South G’s Vol 14 but was littered with DJ tags. It now has leaked tag free, but still has speculation on where it will end up, if anywhere. Some rumors have [cont.]

57. According to OHHLA.com, 57 rappers have used or currently use the prefix Lil’, Little or Young (including all of the ridiculous spellings of this word) in their rap names. Keep in mind the site only tracks rappers who have actually released a real album. So the seemingly endless amount of mixtape and Myspace rappers [cont.]

Long beefing – but formerly friendly – Gucci Mane and Young Jeezy saw their respective camps get into an altercation at Atlanta, GA’s Walter’s Clothing, resulting in closure of the downtown area for a period of 30 minutes. Shots rang out around 4pm, however nobody was hit, after Gucci’s group walked into the store and [cont.]

Just in case you don’t have enough Khaled in your diet. Here’s more video action from Victory….. IN. STORES. NOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWW.

The latest from the Jeezy’s much anticipated Thug Motivation 103 is about alcohol-induced amnesia which of course leads to a menage a trois and shameless balling, ‘house stupid dumb big, my rooms got rooms” (The Recession was the LAST album). Cool song but it falls short compared to monster singles from previous efforts. Might also [cont.]

Shot on the Blueprint 3 tour this past week….

“It’s been a mufuckin’ minute niggas, how you been?” Ironically, the Hip Hop Frosty, Young Jeezy, decides to make his return during the last few days of Winter. The new track is called “Trap or Die 2 Reloaded” and is a departure from his usual formula as he spits three minutes of straight trap muzik, [cont.]

It is clearly evident that the economy is in dire straights.  With record breaking home foreclosures, unemployment rising, and not to mention fluctuating gas prices, it is obvious that things are bleak.  So this seems to have trickled into the hip-hop world by that now your favorite baller is even feeling the pinch.  This is reflected [cont.]

     In 2005, Boys N Da Hood signed to Bad Boy, and shortly thereafter, one member ventured solo, landing a deal with Def Jam. Two million record sales later, Young Jeezy is a household name, a pioneer of the “New South” movement, and closed out 2006 with the release of his second LP, The Inspiration. [cont.]

     As a founding member of Bad Boys’ Boyz In The Hood collective, Young Jeezy is the first from the crew to go solo, landing a deal with Def Jam after Jay-Z signed him to the label. Since the July release of his debut, we’ve seen Jeezy land rave reviews and chart topping singles, so [cont.]