Finesse2Tymes recently dropped a quick music video titled “2FithyRicky” where he directly calls out J. Prince and his son J. Prince Jr., claiming they haven’t released him from his contract with Mob Ties Records.
Lately, Finesse has been venting on social media, touching on various issues within the hip-hop world. While many of those posts revolve around smaller feuds and online back-and-forth, this situation feels more serious, as it centers on his career and business dealings.
In his message, the Memphis rapper specifically calls out Prince Jr., the CEO of Mob Ties, making it clear that he wants out of his current deal and is looking for a more profitable situation.
For context, J. Prince Jr. launched Mob Ties in 2017, following the legacy of Rap-A-Lot Records founded by his father. In 2022, the label secured a distribution partnership with Atlantic Records and Bread Gang Entertainment, the imprint led by Moneybagg Yo. Beyond music, Prince Jr. has also expanded into fashion with the Mob Ties streetwear brand and runs Young Empire Music Group.
Under the Mob Ties/Atlantic/Bread Gang partnership, Finesse2Tymes has released his music in recent years. Now, it remains to be seen whether J. Prince Jr. will respond with understanding—or push back against the rapper’s demands.
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