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Released September 4, 2008, "Pop Champagne" is providing urban music fans with an effervescent first taste of "Pray IV Reign," the eagerly-awaited major label album debut from the ground-breaking hip-hop impresario and artist Jim Jones.
In short, there's nothing here that's got quite as much radio-appeal as "We Fly High"–except maybe "Pop Champagne," which apparently belongs to Jim now (not Ron Browz) –but the fans that jumped on for that hit will probably feel more comfortable with this album than the one it actually appeared on.
Released September 4, 2008, "Pop Champagne" is providing urban music fans with an effervescent first taste of "Pray IV Reign," the eagerly-awaited major label album debut from the ground-breaking hip-hop impresario and artist Jim Jones.
We're not exactly sure how this became Jim Jones featuring Ron Browz as opposed to vice versa, but we can't be mad at a video that features Tone Wop.
