Whether he’s conjuring images of a luxurious bathroom on “We Gonna Make It,” ruminating on social issues on his 2004 hit “Why,” or illustrating a heartless “Bishop” from 1992’s Juice on Schoolboy Q’s track “Groovy Tony,” Jadakiss has always been as hard as it gets. He established himself as a rap legend in the mid-90s with his heartless, street-touching rhymes as a member of The LOX and on songs alongside rap greats like Notorious B.I.G., Jay-Z, Nas, DMX, and more. While his son earned a college degree, ‘Kiss has been dropping doctorate level bars for more than two decades. “He just graduated from Clark Atlanta in psychology.” “This is my 23-year-old son,” he proudly shares in his distinctive raspy voice, pointing to a young man behind him wearing a red hoodie. Jason “ Jadakiss” Phillips is two weeks away from releasing what’s arguably the best album of his career, but when he visits the VIBE office in Times Square, he has a different reason to celebrate.
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