Jim Jones has become so inspired by his alleged squabble with fellow rapper Freddie Gibbs, that he's working on a studio album named after the scene of the infamous occurrence.
The New York native came to blows with Gibbs on Tuesday night at a Miami restaurant called "Prime 112." Now, according to Hitmaka (formerly Yung Berg), he and Jones are working on a collaborative album that will share that namesake. Hitmaka made the announcement in a since-deleted tweet and said the album will include features from Jeremih, Ty Dolla Sign, Benny The Butcher, Conway The Machine, Pleasure P, and more that he could not mention.
"Jim Jones & Hitmaka ALBUM 'Prime 112'" he wrote. "Feats – Jeremih, Ty$, Steff London, Benny The Butcher, Conway, Trav, Pleasure P, Ball Greezy, Tink, & A FEW MORE HAVE CANT TALK ABOUT."
Despite the title, which was previously Hotter Than Summer, Hitmaka made sure to distance himself from the drama between Gibbs and Jones. When a Twitter user accused Hitmaka of taking shots at Freddie Gibbs, he denied the accusation and said the album has no disses on it.
"No I'm not that's my n****," Hitmaka responded. "Don't none of this s*** got anything to do with me AT ALL I'm just making songs and ain't 1 diss on the project. So let that go."
Keep it locked for more information about the developing story involving Jim Jones and Freddie Gibbs.
