DJ King Flow interviews John Jiggs for Mixtape Addict 47.

French DJ King Flow has revealed the playlist and guest lineup for his latest weekly programme, Mixtape Addict, which features an exclusive interview with the esteemed John Jigg$ (John Jiggs). Scientific Sound Asia, a key player in the Asian music scene, operates as a radio station, event organiser, and DJ agency, reaching audiences worldwide.

DJ King Flow, a gifted musician from France, began his musical journey at the age of 14 and has since made a notable impact on the music industry. Acclaimed for his engaging mixtapes, he has achieved international recognition and respect. His passion for rap music drives his artistic vision, motivating him to push the boundaries of the genre and gain acclaim within the music sphere.

Recognised for his cutting-edge music production techniques, DJ King Flow is at the forefront of innovations in sound mixing and fusion. His collaborations with prominent artists such as Ras Kass, Torae, Juicy J, Tragedy Khadafi, O.C., and Khujo Goodie of Goodie Mob highlight his talent and versatility in seamlessly blending various rap styles.

Through his music, DJ King Flow bridges diverse cultures, fostering strong connections with his audience. His tracks skillfully weave together his passion for the genre's roots, conveying emotions, stories, and personal experiences. His dedication to honing his craft and his relentless pursuit of musical excellence position him as a trailblazer in the industry, inspiring and influencing aspiring artists and hip-hop enthusiasts globally.

Since the start of his career in 2012, DJ King Flow has focused on building connections across cities such as New York, Dallas, Providence, Miami, and Seattle, among others. Together with his esteemed partner Young Amsterdam, they have nurtured a vibrant rap community that transcends local boundaries. This ambitious initiative has involved extensive travel throughout the United States to establish networks and promote collaborations that extend beyond geographical limits.

In 2015, DJ King Flow launched the Mixtape Addict hip-hop radio show, which quickly gained popularity on radio stations around the world. By 2019, the team began touring France, Canada, and New York with the Mixtape Addict Report. This groundbreaking video interview series featured discussions with prominent figures in rap and leading hip-hop artists, marking a significant milestone in delivering hip-hop news to an international audience.

Interview Guest: John Jigg$.

This week's interview guest is John Jigg$, a seasoned hip-hop artist, songwriter, and entrepreneur originally from Long Island, New York, and now based in Atlanta, Georgia. With over a decade in the music industry, John has built a reputation as a versatile and dynamic figure within the hip-hop community, known for his lyrical sharpness, authentic storytelling, and relentless work ethic.

Throughout his career, John Jigg$ has collaborated with a wide range of notable artists, including Benny the Butcher, Ras Kass, PMD of EPMD, Smif-N-Wessun, Keith Murray, and Grand Daddy IU. His collaborations and solo projects have earned him respect across both the underground and broader hip-hop scenes.

His discography reflects his commitment to excellence, with standout releases such as "Twin Cannons" (2017), "Teflon John" with Italian producer Cuns (2018), and "Jigganometry" (2020). His more recent projects, including "JJ’s Revenge" (2024) and "Teflonious Monk" (2025), showcase his continuous artistic growth, blending gritty street narratives with a refined, soulful sound.

Beyond recording, John has performed extensively across the United States and Europe, building a strong and loyal fan base through his high-energy live shows and genuine connection with audiences. His entrepreneurial spirit is evident through his work with Mxnxpxly Music, where he plays a vital role in mentoring emerging artists and contributing to the development of the hip-hop community.

John Jigg$'s music is available on all major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and Bandcamp. For those looking to stay updated on his latest projects and performances, he is also active on Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube, where he shares insights into his creative journey and upcoming ventures.

We are excited to welcome John Jigg$ to the show this week, offering an opportunity to delve deeper into his inspiring career, creative process, and ongoing contributions to hip-hop culture.

Mixtape Addict 47 by DJ King Flow opens with John Jigg$ establishing a sharp and confident tone through Teflonious Monk, Vladimir and Look At You, blending intellectual wordplay with rugged Boom Bap foundations. The chemistry between Jigg$ and Butterknife Haircuts gives the opening stretch a distinctive texture, before Changes brings Shabaam Sahdeeq and DJ King Flow into the mix with reflective energy rooted in classic East Coast tradition.

The mood hardens as Rick Hyde steps in with What More Can I Say, followed by Casablanca The Gawd’s uncompromising Blind Fury. Raz Fresco and Futurewave inject a cerebral edge on Cyanide, while Minimal Effort from Rick Hyde and Benny The Butcher raises the street intensity with grim realism and cold delivery. HDXMM keep the pressure high on Soul Assassins, reinforcing the episode’s underground backbone.

DJ King Flow’s collaborations with Imam T.H.U.G and Lex Lakaiser on Win Or Lose and Money reconnect the session to traditional drum-led Boom Bap, before Ken C pays homage to classic production aesthetics on Premo Feel. Obleak deepens the cultural focus on Diggin In The Graves, shifting attention toward hip hop craftsmanship and legacy. Shah Leezy and Ezekiel Jordan maintain the grit on OTGRS Shit, while Chaundon adds smooth contrast with Creme Fraiche. Skyzoo and Chuck D then bring seasoned authority and lyrical purpose through Courtesy Call.

The closing stretch highlights collective energy and legacy, with No Bluffin uniting Young Amsterdam, Grea8Gawd and Marz Money, followed by the cold intensity of Hypothermie from Napoleon Da Legend and DJ Djel. Tragedy Khadafi and Imam T.H.U.G deepen the reflective tone on True Confessions, before hip hop history closes the musical arc through You Can’t Stop The Reign. Verse 177 Freestyle keeps the raw energy alive, and DJ King Flow’s interview with John Jigg$ brings the episode full circle, grounding the session in craft, discipline and underground authenticity.

DJ King Flow Mixtape Addict episode 47.

John Jigg$ & Butterknife Haircuts - Teflonious Monk

John Jigg$ & Butterknife Haircuts - Vladimir

John Jigg$ - Look At You

Shabaam Sahdeeq, John Jigg$ & DJ King Flow - Changes

Rick Hyde - What More Can I Say

Casablanca The Gawd - Blind Fury

Raz Fresco & Futurewave - Cyanide

Rick Hyde & Benny The Butcher - Minimal Effort

HDXMM (Honey Dinero & Murda Megz) - Soul Assassins

Imam T.H.U.G & DJ King Flow - Win Or Lose

Lex Lakaiser & DJ King Flow - Money

Ken-C - Premo Feel

Obleak - Diggin In The Graves

Shah Leezy & Ezekiel Jordan - OTGRS Shit

Chaundon (Finian St Omer) - Creme Fraiche

Skyzoo & Chuck D - Courtesy Call

Young Amsterdam, Grea8Gawd & Marz Money - No Bluffin

Napoleon Da Legend & DJ Djel - Hypothermie

Tragedy Khadafi & Imam T.H.U.G - True Confessions

Shaq & The Notorious B.I.G. - You Can't Stop The Reign

4-Ize - Verse 177 Freestyle (Prod BeatsByJBlack)

DJ King Flow - Interview With John Jigg$

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