Jeezy disses Def Jam on Twitter, asks where’s L.A. Reid when you need him

Until the past couple of years, Young Jeezy was one of the most-consistent artists in the game. When he signed with Def Jam, Young Jeezy released his first two albums on the heels of each other. The Recession followed up two years after the release of the sophomore Young Jeezy album.

Several delays came before Young Jeezy released Thug Motivation 103: Hustlerz Ambition. Once the album finally came, Young Jeezy was met with critical acclaim for the new project. It was expected of Young Jeezy to return with another album in 2012, although no official announcement was made.

Now, it’s apparent that 2012 and now 2013 will go by without Young Jeezy, who now simply goes by Jeezy, releasing an album. It turns out, Jeezy is just as disappointed as the fans, as he has worked two years on a new album. He took his frustrations to Twitter where he called Def Jam out for their sloppiness.