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Jim Jones, Maino, Deion Sanders Visit Young Dolph Museum in NYC, Denver; More Pop-Ups To Come

January 30, 2023

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The late Young Dolph‘s life and times have expertly been curated through a traveling pop-up museum appropriately tilted DolphLand, attracting rap peers and NFL legends like Jim Jones and Deion Sanders, who visited the Young Dolph Museum in NYC and Denver recently.

TMZ Hip Hop was able to obtain video of the Dipset Capo during his visit at the NYC edition of DolphLand as he examined a toy car exhibit that replicated Dolph’s jaw-dropping fleet of vehicles.

Key Glock was on hand to greet both Jim Jones and Maino, and more of NYC’s finest contributions to hip-hop, like DJ Clue and Dave East, also turned out to support.

Visitors also took in an exquisite bust statue of Dolph, as well as portraits of his Paper Route Empire artists, and the Memphis rapper’s album covers such as Role Model and Gelato.

Dolph’s musical stock has been rising as well. Last week, the Recording Industry of America (RIAA) dropped 10 new Platinum and Gold awards onto his estate.

On December 21, 2022, Young Dolph’s estate, along with his record label, Paper Route Empire, and the Trap Music Museum announced the “DOLPHLAND Pop-Up Museum Tour” would kick off early this year.

The first dates were from January 13-15 in New York City. Other locations set to experience oung Dolph’s impact include Los Angeles, Chicago, Atlanta and Dallas. A press release stated that the museum tour “will display original curated art and personal items that reflect Young Dolph’s unforgettable lyricism, personality, entrepreneurial spirit, philanthropy and historic moments from his legendary career”.

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NFL legend and newly appointed University of Colorado head coach Deion Sanders has been keeping Dolph’s name vibrant since his November 2021 murder. He paid his respects by visiting the DolphLand in Denver, Colorado and hung out with Kenny Munney.

“Had a great time at @dolphlandmuseum TODAY! @kennymuney Rest in Peach my brother @youngdolph #CoachPrime Love y’all 2 Life and thank all y’all for being a blessing to me and my kids”, Coach Prime captioned his shared Instagram post of his visit.