Lowkey blessed the internet with my new favorite song. Which is just a bit of reinforcement of why Jay-Z is the greatest Rapper ALIVE!!!!
Jay-Z Feat Mary J Blige – You’re All Welcome
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Lowkey blessed the internet with my new favorite song. Which is just a bit of reinforcement of why Jay-Z is the greatest Rapper ALIVE!!!!
Jay-Z Feat Mary J Blige – You’re All Welcome
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[audio:http://blogxilla.com/blog3/wp-content/uploads/2008/02/uhtn%20your%20welcome.mp3]
Jigga’s new Video for his 3rd single off his album American Gangster. It features The Lovely Zoe Kravitz. But I didn’t think he would actually do a video for this song being that it’s about a dope fiend. I swear this man is a Genius!!! Listen to the words and you’ll see he’s talking about a fiend.
Jigga is making serious paper making moves. Not only is he going on tour, He’s also thinking about opening up his own label:
Now we hear Jay has been huddling with Warner Music Group head Lyor Cohen, to talk about starting his own label – tentatively called the Carter Music Group.
“The reason Jay left Def Jam was less about money than about freedom,” an insider tell us. “He didn’t want to come to the office every day. And he had so many outside projects – his chain of 4-0/40 clubs and the hotel he’s building in Chelsea. But he wouldn’t mind having a small label for the talent he discovers. He might just put out three or four records a year. He’d let somebody else do the heavy lifting.” NY Daily News
More Business Moves – (more…)
Jigga is making serious paper making moves. Not only is he going on tour, He’s also thinking about opening up his own label:
Now we hear Jay has been huddling with Warner Music Group head Lyor Cohen, to talk about starting his own label – tentatively called the Carter Music Group.
“The reason Jay left Def Jam was less about money than about freedom,” an insider tell us. “He didn’t want to come to the office every day. And he had so many outside projects – his chain of 4-0/40 clubs and the hotel he’s building in Chelsea. But he wouldn’t mind having a small label for the talent he discovers. He might just put out three or four records a year. He’d let somebody else do the heavy lifting.” NY Daily News
More Business Moves – (more…)
Jigga is making serious paper making moves. Not only is he going on tour, He’s also thinking about opening up his own label:
Now we hear Jay has been huddling with Warner Music Group head Lyor Cohen, to talk about starting his own label – tentatively called the Carter Music Group.
“The reason Jay left Def Jam was less about money than about freedom,” an insider tell us. “He didn’t want to come to the office every day. And he had so many outside projects – his chain of 4-0/40 clubs and the hotel he’s building in Chelsea. But he wouldn’t mind having a small label for the talent he discovers. He might just put out three or four records a year. He’d let somebody else do the heavy lifting.” NY Daily News
More Business Moves – (more…)
Jigga is making serious paper making moves. Not only is he going on tour, He’s also thinking about opening up his own label:
Now we hear Jay has been huddling with Warner Music Group head Lyor Cohen, to talk about starting his own label – tentatively called the Carter Music Group.
“The reason Jay left Def Jam was less about money than about freedom,” an insider tell us. “He didn’t want to come to the office every day. And he had so many outside projects – his chain of 4-0/40 clubs and the hotel he’s building in Chelsea. But he wouldn’t mind having a small label for the talent he discovers. He might just put out three or four records a year. He’d let somebody else do the heavy lifting.” NY Daily News
More Business Moves – (more…)
Jigga is making serious paper making moves. Not only is he going on tour, He’s also thinking about opening up his own label:
Now we hear Jay has been huddling with Warner Music Group head Lyor Cohen, to talk about starting his own label – tentatively called the Carter Music Group.
“The reason Jay left Def Jam was less about money than about freedom,” an insider tell us. “He didn’t want to come to the office every day. And he had so many outside projects – his chain of 4-0/40 clubs and the hotel he’s building in Chelsea. But he wouldn’t mind having a small label for the talent he discovers. He might just put out three or four records a year. He’d let somebody else do the heavy lifting.” NY Daily News
More Business Moves – (more…)
