Jim Jones’ career has been filled with surprises. In the late 1990s, he looked like Cam’Ron’s gofer. But by 2006, he had unleashed “We Fly High”—a top 5 smash that elevated him to star status. Just a year later, Jones’ Dipset crew had fallen apart as a result of a rift between Jones and Cam’Ron. With his forth solo album, Pray IV Reign (Byrd Gang/Columbia), in stores, VIBE found Joseph Jones, 32, at his Midtown Manhattan recording studio smoking blunts, Twittering, and contemplating his next move. One Eyed Willie sat down to chat about his favorite rappers, his impending retirement, and, once again, the possibility of a Dipset reunion.

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