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    Jim Jones (Capo) pulls up to Hot 97's Mornings with Mero and drops gems about NYC's old club culture, getting banned from every venue in the city, and the real story behind the "hip-hop police" unit that used to follow rappers everywhere. From getting his license plates tracked to cops banging on his door at 6 AM โ€” this is the untold history of NYC's rap era. Plus: Jim talks about his album The Landlord, the brotherhood between the Mornings with Mero crew, why "day twos" can take you further than your day ones, and a special message for Fabolous. ๐Ÿ”ฅ Topics in this episode: Being banned from all NYC venues for a year The hip-hop police unit that started as a gang unit Getting followed across the George Washington Bridge Club stories from The Tunnel, Speed, Exit & more His new album The Landlord and upcoming music The power of a "rich brotherhood" Day ones vs. day twos ๐Ÿ“ Listen on Hot 97 โ€” Mornings with Mero SUBSCRIBE: https://hot97.nyc/subscribe GET MORE: https://hot97.nyc/getmore #HOT97 #JimJones #Hot97 #MorningsWithMero #HipHopPolice #NYCClubCulture #TheLandlord #Capo #NYCRap
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