With his upcoming Safe 2 Say: RELOADED project hosted by RESPECT’s own Jabari “DJ First Class” Carter on the way, Jonathan decides to drop off a loosie for us. Throughout the record, he gives us detailed look inside his world and his mindset. There’s a number of memorable bars in DND  that makes it clear to see that the Chicago artist has some lyrical dope.

“You write nice but yo stroke left so yo paint smearing.”
“The proposition is simple, X all the competition so if anyone talking jazzy, just know I got Stockton’s vision,” he raps.

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@JONVTHVNSTEWVRT has some things to get off his chest on "Do Not Disturb" powered by @mymixtapez https://t.co/82QqYCiQ4k

— First Class 🏁 (@1DJFirstClass) January 23, 2018

This remake of “Do Not Disturb” is only the beginning — and it’s clear that Jonathan is carving out his own lane with tunnel vision intact. You can stream or download via MyMixtapez or the BMBB website here. Lend your ears below and let us know what you think!

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It is without a doubt that the city of Chicago, IL does a phenomenal job at breeding dope artists. With this in mind, Jonathan Stewart aka JFK (Just F**kin Kill) is what you’d call LIVING PROOF of this assertion.

In regards to his latest visual “Gone Till November,” the Chicago artist lets it be known that he and his label (Billionaire Minds Build Brands) are here for the taking and he’s applying pressure at all costs until the end. It’s easy to reach this conclusion by giving your ear to verse two as Jay F raps “Billionaire minded until my death so if they sentence me/ the stone cold fact is that you f**kers cannot get rid of me.”

JFK teams up with Crishonne Givens & Lost Souls Films in the streets of Nashville, TN for his latest effort. Although it isn’t anything too visually complex, the simplicity and tenacity is quite effective. Moreover, the quality of the visual itself borders on cinematic, with well-drawn camera movements and some nice, non-corny use of slow motion.

Jonathan Stewart is clearly on tunnel vision mode this year and he doesn’t seem to be slowing down any time soon. Feel free to stream and purchase his highly anticipated project Safe 2 Say here.

Check out “Gone Till November” above and let us know what you think!

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