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• ' Released: February 24, 2009 • ' Released: July 29, 2009 Jealous Ones Still Envy 2 (J.O.S.E. 2) is the ninth solo by American rapper, and is a sequel to his platinum-selling album (2001). It is also the third album in his series. After several delays, the album was released on October 6, 2009. The album's production was done by,,,, and, and features guest contributions from rappers,,, and and R&B singers, and.

The album garnered a mixed reception from critics who felt it borrowed too much from current hip-hop trends to regain both commercial success and relevancy for Joe. Jealous Ones Still Envy 2 debuted at number 73 on the and spawned two: ' and '. Contents • • • • • • • • Background [ ] On February 26, 2009, Virgin Records announced that this album would be released on April 7. It was later delayed to May 19, late June, and September 22, before Joe announced on his feed that the album would be released on October 6. Fat Joe explained to XXL on May 22 that he delayed the album due to a lack of promotion. The day of the label's announcement, Fat Joe held a listening party for the album. Prior to the release of the album on October 6, rival, issued a number of viral videos poking fun at the album as it was about to be released.

Fat Joe replied with messages via his Twitter page, saying; '50 is sick that my album is so hot. That real music! Not that wack stuff him and his clowns are making.' Singles [ ] The first single was ' featuring; Fat Joe commented that his marriage inspired this song. Japanese V3 Level 2.iso. 'One' peaked at number 74 on the Billboard R&B chart.

The second single is ' featuring and. Critical reception [ ] Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating RapReviews 6/10 Jealous Ones Still Envy 2 received mixed reviews from who found Joe trying too hard to recapture 's commercial success while appealing to a younger hip-hop audience. Mariel Concepcion of praised the production for being energetic and versatile for Joe to rap over, saying that 'the Bronx-bred rapper again proves that he's got a knack for infectious beats.' Malcolm of said that despite some tracks feeling dull and monotonous, he praised Joe for maintaining his New York roots while mixing it with his newfound Miami influence through his performance, concluding that 'Sequels rarely live up to the original, and J.O.S.E.

2 is no exception. But, in the end, with his string of hits, Fat Joe still remains one to envy.' 's David Jeffries said that the album follows the same formula as J.O.S.E., noticing the tracks' high-end production and star-worthy featured artists saying, 'The track list is right-sized and the rhymes are amusing the whole way through, making the title the only thing left to gripe about.' Steve 'Flash' Juon of RapReviews was mixed towards the album, noting that Joe goes back and forth delivering sub-standard lyrics over production that's commercially tasteful, saying that, 'I suppose Joe can't be blamed for trying to stay trendy so he doesn't become irrelevant, but in working hard to combat his complacency he's gone the opposite direction and become the one thing no rapper should ever be - the old dude in the room everybody's snickering at because he thinks he's being cool when he's not.' Andres Tardio of said that despite tracks like 'Congratulations', 'One' and 'Joey Don't Do It' having eclectic production and sharp lyricism, the album falters with an overabundance of over anonymous club tracks, saying that, 'Though J.O.S.E. 2 shines when Joe is not chasing formulaic records, the cookie cutter style he often uses makes this album lose its impact.'