J Stone & PacMan Team Up On New Project "Ground Zero"

All Money In's J. Stone & Pacman link up for a new tape.

BYAron A.Jun 10, 20202.5K Views

The West Coast's dealt with the major losses of two pivotal people in Los Angeles in the span of the year. Kobe Bryant at the beginning of 2020, and Nipsey Hussle in 2019. Nipsey's death left a gaping hole in hip-hop but the people around him vowed to keep his memory alive. All Money In's J Stone and Pacman have been putting in work on their respective careers and most recently, teamed up for a brand new tape. The two just dropped off their new collaborative tape, Ground Zero earlier today. With thirteen tracks in total, the two rappers connect with artists like Killa Twan, GI Joe OMG, CJ Mac, and Kurupt for the tracklist.

Check out J Stone and Pacman's brand new collaborative project Ground Zero below.

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