J. Prince

"Can somebody please help buy me out this situation before I crash out?" the artist pleaded.

The music executive also criticized the prosecution for asking the question to "destroy" another man.

"If you’re 60 years old and you’re trying to be a street n***a, you failed," Mase said on 'It Is What It Is.'

"I must address the song where my name and Drake's name were mentioned," Prince said while sharing a pic of himself and Birdman with YoungBoy.

Wack 100 has accused J. Prince of clout chasing after the music executive posted a photo of him with Quality Control co-founder and CEO Pierre “P” Thomas.

J. Prince has shut down rumors that he was arrested for threatening Offset. During a Clubhouse session, Wack 100 claimed the Rap A Lot founder was in custody.

Wack 100 has chimed in on J. Prince’s beef with Offset and Cardi B, and accused the Rap-A-Lot Records founder of lying in a series of posts.

J. Prince accused Offset of spreading lies and hiding behind Takeoff's mother, saying, "You act like you're a part of a family that don't really f*ck with you."

J. Prince recently mentioned both Quavo and Offset during an appearance on 'Million Dollaz Worth of Game.' Offset has now addressed these remarks.

The song, taken from Drake and 21 Savage's 'Her Loss' collab album, is also making headlines for an apparent reference to Megan Thee Stallion.

Rap-A-Lot founder J. Prince has offered condolences and addressed Takeoff’s death in a shooting that went down in Houston, Texas earlier this week.

Megan Thee Stallion has responded to 1501 Certified Entertainment CEO Carl Crawford after he accused her of not actually being from Houston, Texas.

After trading shots earlier this month, J. Prince and Wack 100 have clashed again and this time it’s over the two accusing each other of being a “snitch.”

Larry Hoover Jr. and J. Prince sat down for an extended interview on 'Million Dollaz Worth of Game' in which they discussed Hoover Sr., Wack 100, and more.

Rap-a-Lot Records CEO J. Prince isn't shying away from expressing the issues he has with Wack 100, the longtime music manager for rappers like The Game.

Quavo has joined the growing list of artists and music impresarios, including Dame Dash and J. Prince to question the importance of the Grammys.

J. Prince took to Twitter to share some extensive thoughts about the Grammys' historical treatment of hip-hop following Kanye West losing his performance slot.

Rap-A-Lot Records founder J. Prince spoke out after four bounty hunters reportedly gunned down 31-year-old Walter Hutchins in Houston last week.