In a groundbreaking release on November 22, J. Stone has unveiled his highly anticipated album, The Definition of Success. This latest addition to his impressive discography follows the success of 2019’s The Definition of Loyalty, 2020’s The Definition of Pain, and 2022’s The Definition of Sacrifice. Boasting 17 tracks, the album features collaborations with an array of talent, including Dom Kennedy, Bun B, Trae Tha Truth, Xzibit, Dave East, and more.
A standout track on the album is “Foundation,” produced by the renowned Hit-Boy, featuring B.H. and the late Nipsey Hussle. The track delivers posthumous verses from Hussle, offering profound insights into the journey of life and success.
Hussle’s words resonate with authenticity as he raps, “Look, first you got to pay dues / Then you got to make moves / And you know the game test you / You just gotta stay true.” The track serves as a poignant reminder of Hussle’s legacy and the enduring impact of his wisdom.
In a revealing interview with Bootleg Kev, J. Stone hinted at the possibility of more posthumous releases from Nipsey Hussle. “It’s so much music this nga done did, bro. Like you wouldn’t even imagine, bro. There’s st I haven’t even heard when I thought I heard everything,” Stone shared. He reassured fans that any future releases would uphold the high standards set by All Money In, ensuring that nothing subpar would see the light of day.
In a heartfelt moment during the interview, Stone also paid tribute to the late Pop Smoke, expressing the belief that more strategic handling of his music could have altered its reception. Regardless, Stone acknowledged the importance of Pop Smoke’s contributions to the industry at a crucial time.
As fans dive into The Definition of Success, they are not only treated to J. Stone’s artistic brilliance but also to the enduring spirit of Nipsey Hussle, whose impact continues to reverberate through the world of hip-hop.
Press play and experience the powerful collaboration on “Foundation” and the entirety of The Definition of Success—a testament to J. Stone’s dedication to preserving the legacies of fallen legends.
