Disciplined InSight
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Shifting gears.
So in Heaven, has Jay finally come clean with his spiritual beliefs? From what I'm getting in the song from the first verse he still rocks with NGE/5 Percenter path from the lyrical architects of the past 80's i.e. Rakim, Kane and rolling with Jaz-O, but at the same time he's a freethinker/agnostic...
Jay rocking the 5 Percenter chain.
So in Heaven, has Jay finally come clean with his spiritual beliefs? From what I'm getting in the song from the first verse he still rocks with NGE/5 Percenter path from the lyrical architects of the past 80's i.e. Rakim, Kane and rolling with Jaz-O, but at the same time he's a freethinker/agnostic...
Jay rocking the 5 Percenter chain.
StoneColdMikey
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yeah i think he just agnostic.
Disciplined InSight;6048256 said:Shifting gears.
So in Heaven, has Jay finally come clean with his spiritual beliefs? From what I'm getting in the song from the first verse he still rocks with NGE/5 Percenter path from the lyrical architects of the past 80's i.e. Rakim, Kane and rolling with Jaz-O, but at the same time he's a freethinker/agnostic...
Jay rocking the 5 Percenter chain.
Dudes rock Rosaries who are nowhere near Catholic.
Jay-z's also wore MANY shirts w/ both Christian depictions, and satanic...
If yall havent realized yet, he likes to troll re: religion and "iluminati". That chain dont mean shyt.
Infamous.H_G_C
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DNB1;6049741 said:
"when I was talking instagram, last thing you wanted was ya picture snapped"
Jay-Z and Kanye West argued over who would get "Holy Grail" and "Oceans" during their "Watch The Throne" stage.
We learned through Jay-Z's Twitter spree that the Frank Ocean-featured "Oceans" song was actually two years old. Now, in an upcoming interview from Hov and BBC Radio 1's Zane Lowe, we learn that "Holy Grail" is also an older track, and that Jay-Z and Kanye West argued over the two tracks, as to whose album they should live on.
While the two rappers were recording their joint album, Watch The Throne, in August of 2011, they decided that following the collaborative effort, they'd each work on their respective solo projects. So, with the album wrapping up, Hov recorded his intro track, "Holy Grail," and "Oceans."
"We had this whole plan when me and Kanye did [the] Watch The Throne album that we would go right into our solos after that," Jay-Z recalled during the interview. "Soon as I thought we had wrapped up 'Watch The Throne', I made two records - I had 'Holy Grail' and 'Oceans'."
Hov continued, "[There were] no lyrics on 'Holy Grail' and I recorded 'Oceans' and I played those records for Kanye. And he was like, 'No those have to go on Watch The Throne, so we spent four days arguing about those records and I was explaining to him why it wasn't right for this project and I had a whole idea for making this album called 'Magna Carta'... 'Holy Grail' [part of] the name came after."
The argument went on for four days, however, it didn't turn nasty. As Jay described it, "four days, four days literally arguing... not like fighting. Well, there was some pushing at one point but not between us, just everyone else got a little excited."
Obviously Hov won the argument and the songs for himself, as both appear on his platinum-selling new album, Magna Carta Holy Grail.
We learned through Jay-Z's Twitter spree that the Frank Ocean-featured "Oceans" song was actually two years old. Now, in an upcoming interview from Hov and BBC Radio 1's Zane Lowe, we learn that "Holy Grail" is also an older track, and that Jay-Z and Kanye West argued over the two tracks, as to whose album they should live on.
While the two rappers were recording their joint album, Watch The Throne, in August of 2011, they decided that following the collaborative effort, they'd each work on their respective solo projects. So, with the album wrapping up, Hov recorded his intro track, "Holy Grail," and "Oceans."
"We had this whole plan when me and Kanye did [the] Watch The Throne album that we would go right into our solos after that," Jay-Z recalled during the interview. "Soon as I thought we had wrapped up 'Watch The Throne', I made two records - I had 'Holy Grail' and 'Oceans'."
Hov continued, "[There were] no lyrics on 'Holy Grail' and I recorded 'Oceans' and I played those records for Kanye. And he was like, 'No those have to go on Watch The Throne, so we spent four days arguing about those records and I was explaining to him why it wasn't right for this project and I had a whole idea for making this album called 'Magna Carta'... 'Holy Grail' [part of] the name came after."
The argument went on for four days, however, it didn't turn nasty. As Jay described it, "four days, four days literally arguing... not like fighting. Well, there was some pushing at one point but not between us, just everyone else got a little excited."
Obviously Hov won the argument and the songs for himself, as both appear on his platinum-selling new album, Magna Carta Holy Grail.
dontdiedontkillanyon
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BBC Radio 1 - Jay-Z. Zane Lowe. Part 1: Magna Carta Holy Grail
Zane chats to Jay-Z about the new album Magna Carta Holy Grail
Tomorrow we give you Part 2: Fame
Zane chats to Jay-Z about the new album Magna Carta Holy Grail
Tomorrow we give you Part 2: Fame
dalyricalbandit
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dontdiedontkillanyon;6050289 said:
wow he mentioned Cam
dontdiedontkillanyon
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rip.dilla;6048396 said:
He's definitely capitalising in his UK success - he's just announced he's doing a UK arena tour as well in October.
JDSTAYWITIT
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Dope interview
wu-tang4ever
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dontdiedontkillanyon;6050488 said:
you know when this will be in October?? went to the last gig for WTT in Manchester. Was amazing!
Elzo69Renaissance
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reddog271;6051023 said:
But the song is type wack tho...
StoneColdMikey
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so its a new b album coming out.
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