Uploaded September 2020 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago
It's often heard that Young Thug lives in the studio, to the point where those in his inner circle have come to echo the statement like gospel. And while it's easy to write that off as a figure of speech, further proof continues to surface every day. In fact, it wouldn't be far-fetched to conclude that Young Thug is among the game's most versatile and straight-up feature hungry artists, period; even if the styles vary on paper, the chameleon-esque Thug will find a way to make it work.
Conversely, Jim Jones has been relatively steady in his style, culminating in the release of his impressive and tightly-constructed El Capo, one of 2019's quiet standout albums. The furthest thing from Thugger's outlandish and animated delivery, Jones' punchy New York flow speaks to traditionalism in many senses. And yet over the weekend, a new video report from Our Generation Music indicated that the pair collaborating on some new music, not to mention engaging in a little Call Of Duty during the downtime.
From the sound of it, the song in question is set to be an emotionally-driven banger, backed by reverberated and melancholic guitar chords. Though Jones' presence is not felt within the song, given how it has been set up so far, it seems fair to suggest that he'll be operating deeper into Thugger's musical world than his own.
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#jimjones
It's often heard that Young Thug lives in the studio, to the point where those in his inner circle have come to echo the statement like gospel. And while it's easy to write that off as a figure of speech, further proof continues to surface every day. In fact, it wouldn't be far-fetched to conclude that Young Thug is among the game's most versatile and straight-up feature hungry artists, period; even if the styles vary on paper, the chameleon-esque Thug will find a way to make it work.
Conversely, Jim Jones has been relatively steady in his style, culminating in the release of his impressive and tightly-constructed El Capo, one of 2019's quiet standout albums. The furthest thing from Thugger's outlandish and animated delivery, Jones' punchy New York flow speaks to traditionalism in many senses. And yet over the weekend, a new video report from Our Generation Music indicated that the pair collaborating on some new music, not to mention engaging in a little Call Of Duty during the downtime.
From the sound of it, the song in question is set to be an emotionally-driven banger, backed by reverberated and melancholic guitar chords. Though Jones' presence is not felt within the song, given how it has been set up so far, it seems fair to suggest that he'll be operating deeper into Thugger's musical world than his own.
#youngthug
#jimjones

![Kanye West Says God Wanted Him To Interrupt Taylor Swift
According to Kanye West, God is to blame for him rushing the stage after Taylor Swift won Best Female Video at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards.
During the first part of his conversation with Nick Cannon on Cannons Class, Kanye said a bunch of things that are headline-worthy. One thing that could not be missed was the fact that he explained his infamous moment with Taylor Swift at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards, which sparked a decade-long feud between the two artists.
As he detailed his relationship with a higher being, the business mogul noted that the only reason he jumped on stage and interrupted Taylor Swift was because of God.
He wants me to say this now, started Kanye. If God didnt want me to run on stage and say Beyoncé had the best video, he wouldnt have sat me in the front row. I would have been sitting in the back.
He wouldnt have made it the first award, he continued. And he wouldnt have made it so ridiculous! I had never heard of [Taylor Swift] before that. And Single Ladies is one of the greatest videos of all time. And I was only drinking Hennessy because I didnt wanna go to the award show because it was a setup. Kanye West Says God Wanted Him To Interrupt Taylor Swift](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/oXQxI0OyMS4/mqdefault.jpg)








