Written By: Big C Rising Brooklyn rapper J.I. releases his ferocious new single, Riot. The explosive track, which finds the 20-year-old at his most defiant, directed by J.I. and Derek Dreamfilms. We catch the buzzing MC in his element of ski masks, gleaming necklaces, motorcycles, dance moves, and casual threats. In between the shots of J.I. and his flexing friends, we see flashes of rioters pushing toward the camera. However, it’s clear who’s already won the battle for turf

Written By: Big C From the streets of Brooklyn and a pursuit within the Latin market, Puerto Rican breed J.I. is becoming the big man on campus. With a knack to create music which resonates as a street disciple, his growth is being tested from trolls looking for his spot. In the brand new video Murda, J.I reminds people he isn't one to mess with and will remain the prince of NY. Under the direction of Austin McCraken we find J.I. on the late night shift with his squad roaming

Written By: Mike Double G Track list Grade = 60% or 3 ⭐️ Deluxe Tracks Whoopty (Latin Mix) [Feat. Anuel AA & Ozuna] ✅ Lil Freak (Featt. DreamDoll) ❌ Hit UP ⭐️ Whoopty NYC (Feat. French Montana & Rowdy Rebel) ⭐️ Original Tracks Politics ⭐️ Set ✅ “BOP” ✅ Whoopty ✅ I’m Lit (Feat. French Montana) ⭐️ Goin’ Up ❌ Real One ❌ Outro (Blessing) ❌ CJ is a 24 year old rapper of Puerto Rican descent. Coming from Staten Island he is another young artist from New York who is capitalizing on

J.I. the prince has created a staple for himself in the street of NYC. Since first stepping on the scene, his heartbreak and thuggish nature resonated with his friends and within the industry. Now fans are blessed with the latest installment of Hood Life Krisis Vol. 3. The seven track project has only one feature with A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie on R&B Sh*t. J.I. says: Another ghetto love story with a plot twist. His Latin roots have brought a variety of connections like Myke Tow

Written By: Jacob Widsa Expressions of pain and guilt aren’t easy to get across, especially in a music landscape that regards them as cliché. That said, a prodigious songwriter with a sincere voice can still get the feelings across. And in Excuse my Pain, J.I. expresses his remorse with unprecedented vitriol and force. Accompanied by an unrelenting beat, the 19-year-old rapper’s lyrics demand his listener’s attention. And in the video, Scarface-inspired visuals create a mood

How many times have you had to switch out your old girl for a new girl. Dealing with this recurring situation, J.I. pens a lyrical track entitled Letter 2 U. While the streets create a baddie, being a hopeless romantic keeps J.I. 's heart cold with diamonds, necklaces, and rings. The 19 year old Brooklyn native links with director Kid Art to showcase that although the squad maybe entertaining, finding the right person to fully invest in him is the real challenge. Get your own

When you make a name for yourself, the haters, doubters, and bullies want to be your friend. Known for his relationship woes, J.I is starting to develop a cold heart with jewelry which keeps piling up. Teaming up with visual mastermind Kid Art, the brand new visual to 20K is a dawn of a new error. The creative interpretations of the Brooklyn native has the industry taking a lot of notice. Stay tuned because this kid has a story to tell. Watch the official video below and down

Heart stopper J.I. has figured out how to get attention and lock up the game. From the streets of Brooklyn to working with some of the biggest in the international media, pain never felt so good. Directed by Kid Art, J.I. is posted on the balcony defining the meaning of Love In The Club. With an emotion bridge carrying over the track, this yougin has his story to tell. Revisiting his latest project Welcome to GStarr Vol. 1, his debut album with the new record label is providi