Harlem’s Own Chuck Cash Calls Out Jim Jones For Being An Old YN On “Move Up”

Harlem is heating up again—and this time, it’s Chuck Cash bringing the fire. In his new track “Move Up,” Chuck doesn’t hold back, calling out Dipset veteran Jim Jones over what seems to be a personal and professional fallout. The drama centers around Chuck’s decision not to sign with Jim’s label, Vamp Life, and from the looks of it, there’s real tension behind the bars.

In the song and accompanying visuals, Chuck Cash goes straight at Jim making it clear he’s not biting his tongue. Chuck called him out for being from The Bronx and being an old YN. One of the most talked-about moments comes when Chuck drops screenshots of text messages between him and Jones, where he questions why Jim didn’t address the issue face-to-face. Instead of a diplomatic reply, Jim allegedly responded by calling him a “lil boy,” adding fuel to the already blazing fire.

The track has the streets talking. Is Chuck Cash airing out business that should’ve stayed private? Or is he standing on principle in a game that’s built on respect?

Either way, “Move Up” isn’t just a diss—it’s a statement. And Chuck’s making sure his voice is heard loud and clear, straight from Harlem to the industry’s doorstep.