If nothing else, Yung Joc should be commended for translating the violent, cocaine-coated subgenre of trap music into radio-friendly pop music fair. Sure, rappers such as T.I. and Young Jeezy are pop by virtue of their sheer popularity, but they're not pop in a stylistic sense: their songs are more roughhewed and, unlike Joc's, their lyrics don't exhort people to meet them at the mall. Saying that the ATL native is able to meet mainstream audiences half way isn't to say that he's no...  [+]