i think he might have shown up more on the charts if he was on a different label, rough ryders ain't really about jins style, it is more rugged pure rap. i think jin needed more polished producers to kind of fit his faster style, he killed it on freestyle friday and the cd was kinda tite, but i just think if he was on a more universal label that put out a little bit of everything he might have blown, maybe a good rap/r&b mix with a poppy r&b singer would have sold with his fast flow over a party track or somethin