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Eric Bellinger, and Ball Greezy for cross-regional smashes. 'Wasted Talent' finds the Harlem rapper reuniting with Diplomats cohorts Cam’ron and Juelz Santana over beats from the likes of The Heatmakerz, chopping it up with NY mainstays like Jadakiss and Trav, meshing styles with Southern stars like Yo Gotti and YFN Lucci, teaming with Lil Durk for the ferociously melodic highlight “Head Off”, and recruiting West Coasters Mozzy. Inspired by a quote from the end of the Robert De Niro film " A Bronx Tale", 'Wasted Talent' explores the way many of the movie’s themes, including coming of age in a poor neighborhood and struggling to maintain legitimacy when resisting the allure of the gangster life, intersect with the rapper’s life and career. “Never Did 3 Quarters” is the opening track on ' Wasted Talent', Jim Jones’ seventh solo studio album.

“Never Did 3 Quarters” is a quintessential rags-to-riches tale, with the Diplomats rapper urges his peers to remember the life lessons learned on the streets, even as they grow their fame and fortune. Paying tribute to legendary Harlem underworld figure Rich Porter, Jones parks his boat in a scenic bay, drinking D’usse and tooling around on his jet ski with a homie. Rocking a red bathrobe on a pristine yacht, Jones shows us how to live in “Never Did 3 Quarters,” his latest music video. Known for his gritty lyricism and energetic ad-libs, Jim Jones turned his rap fame into a business empire.