Since emerging onto the hip hop scene in 2010, JID has built up a reputation for being a rapper that's impossible to box in. With a myriad of flows at his disposal and an impressive arsenal of projects under his belt, the Atlanta spitter (and EarthGang affiliate) has become associated with the city's emergence of talented spitters. With The Forever Story being JID's third studio album, has he been able to break away from just being an impressive spitter into someone diverse enough to create lasting songs? Or is this just a lot of words thrown at the wall to see what sticks? Listen to the fellas discuss it and then leave your thoughts in the comment section!

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