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Showing posts with label interview. Show all posts
Showing posts with label interview. Show all posts
Sunday, 26 September 2010
Jay-Z & Warren Buffet Discuss Success At The 400 Forbes Summit
via Forbes
Sunday, 15 August 2010
Young Jeezy’s Speaks On “Thug Motivation 103
Young Jeezy talks about his career and TM103...looking forward to the album!
Tuesday, 13 July 2010
Thursday, 14 January 2010
Jay-Z Addresses Freemason/Illuminati Rumors &Jay-Z Speaks On Birdman Saying Lil Wayne Is More Lyrical & Makes More Money
“I think I need to remind people I’m from Marcy Projects. You can’t get into those prestigious clubs. I can’t even get into the golf club in Palm Springs.” (In response to Illuminati and Freemason rumors)
“This rap music and the competitive by nature, nothing really surprises me anymore but I’ll honestly say, that was one that was like a shocker. When you from a certain place, cut from a certain cloth, there’s certain things that’s just off limits. When you cross that line, it puts you in a different box.” I think people are running out of ideas and it’s all marketing at this point.(In response to Beanie Segal disses)
- Jay-Z
full interview
The Director Of, “On To The Next One,” Speaks
Jay-Z Speaks On Birdman Saying Lil Wayne Is More Lyrical & Makes More MoneyWatch when Jay talks about the money part, this is priceless, this moment Vs the 'men lie women lie, numbers don't', its a tie...lol
“African-Americans were very rarely considered pop culture,” he says from behind o
ne of his color-blind podiums. “When Whitney became pop, she did a lot of things that were
not necessarily her. Look at her first album” — she looks like an African goddess — “versus
her second” — a black Olivia Newton-John — “and you’ll see what she did. Michael Jackson, same thing. He put Jheri curls in his hair. Those were the things they had to do to be loved by the masses.” But Jay-Z didn’t do anything but keep being himself, he say
s. “The masses came to him.” Full Story: “Why Jay-Z Is Everything We’re Not,” @ Esquire
“Rap for me is like making movies, telling stories, and getting the emotions of the songs through in just as deep a way. And I grew up in rap and movies the same way. I recently watched Once Upon a Time in America (1984) on a plane. Back in the day, Noodles”—played by Robert De Niro— “was my man. But when he rapes that girl, I couldn’t sit through it anymore. You come to realize that actions have consequences.” -Jay- Z
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pics and articlesvia vibe, realtalkny, hot97 , interview magazine& esquire
Tuesday, 13 October 2009
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