Juelz Santana Says He Will Drop 2 Mixtapes And An Album In 2012

Posted by Unknown Monday, April 16, 2012

On the set of the, “Drank In My Cup Remix,” Juelz Santana told BoyEazy that he will be dropping two mixtapes and an album this year. Juelz Santana’s last album dropped in 2005. Will 2012 be the year of Juelz Santana’s return?

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