Jim Jones Says He's Sober for First Time in 33 Years, Feels 'Pure'

After 33 years, Jim Jones has decided to embrace sober living.

The Dipset member recently connected with Ye and hit the streets of Tokyo, where he celebrated his smoke-free sobriety.

In an Instagram Reel, Capo started by saying that he tried to make some calls to friends in America, but they were "sleep," before joking that there would be "extra work" for everybody upon his return to the states.

The rapper continued with revealing why he was feeling so alert.

"I ain’t gon’ lie, I ain’t smoke in five days. I’ve been around here bouncing like a kid, like I’m in high school. I definitely got this high school feeling,” Jones said. “My body ain’t feel this pure in a minute. I was in the club dancing last night for like 45 minutes straight, sweating. I’m out."

But the Bronx native may be lighting up soon, as he explained in the caption of the video.

He wrote, "I ain’t been sober in 33 years this sh!t feel gooood can’t lie.

"but I need tht HT soon i a land lol im addicted lol but at least I know when it’s time for business im disciplined to stop cold Turkey for Whts important
Japan ... is n was a vibe till next time arigato."

Jones, a marijuana connoisseur, spoke to Forbes last year and explained how his feelings toward smoking have evolved.

"When you're young, weed is weed," he said. "As you get older, you start learning about the different tastes of weed, different benefits, start figuring out what weed works for you as opposed to what weed doesn't work for you, what weed gets you sleepy, what weed keeps you up … Sometimes, you finally find your favorite, and then it gets discontinued."