J. Prince Salutes French Montana After Getting YBN Almighty Jay's Chain Back

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 202240.2K Views

Rap-A-Lot Records CEO J Prince attends 2010 VH1 Hip Hop Honors at Hammerstein Ballroom on June 3, 2010 in New York, New York.

YBN Almighty Jay's Rap-A-Lot chain is back in J. Prince's possession after making an open call to his New York folks.

YBN Almighty Jay was hospitalized earlier this month after getting viciously jumped in New York City. The rapper was robbed of his Rap-A-Lot chain which prompted J. Prince to make an open call to all his New York connections to help track down the perpetrators. Although he was criticized by a few people for calling on NY figures to help him out, it looks like it worked out for him after all, possibly with the help of French Montana.

J. Prince has successfully obtained YBN Almighty Jay's Rap-A-Lot chain back. He took to Instagram to reveal the news while saluting French Montana and Hasan Harris, who was one the people who expressed his disappointment in J. Prince's initial post.

"The homies from the Bronx, KT, @hocus45th and @frenchmontana kept it real with me and my son @jprincejr," Prince wrote on Instagram. "I welcome these brothers to our #MobTiesmovement and look forward to us doing business in the future together," he added. "To @ybnalmightyjay I’ll be returning your jewelry soon Lil homie."

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Hasan Harris took to Instagram to explain that he and French Montana helped in trying to get YBN Almighty Jay's chain back.

"I made it my business to go get the chain and give it back because it was the right thing to do!!!..shout out to the French connection @frenchmontana and my brother @int.ktfor bringing some bosses together to settle their issues Like Men... you put on with this one bro .. big," he wrote.

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