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Luis

@jordanyroc

Father. Dominican đŸ‡©đŸ‡Ž. Black. Latino. Music. Hip-Hop. Sports. Jay-Z, LeBron, BeyoncĂ©, Kendrick, J. Cole & Mahomes disrespect gets you blocked.

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What some people fail to realize when they compare all these other rappers to Hov, is that they don’t own the brands they promote. They’re just ambassadors for these companies. A recognizable face for them to market to a certain demographic. Jay either outright owns the company,

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Wayne, Drake, Nicki, all them niggas is Jay sons. Especially Wayne! No DNA testing needed. (I couldn’t help it đŸ€·đŸŸâ€â™‚ïž)

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I’ma say this shit ‘til the cows come home. There should be litigation about this kind of thing. People shouldn’t be provided with a platform to be able to lie and spread misinformation about you that’s potentially harmful to your character, business, or reputation. If someone

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I don’t understand Joe’s stubbornness when it comes to accepting other’s independence. As a man who fought major labels for his independence as a recording artist. His music career was hindered by it and he became the subject of ridicule because of it. He found success with his

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In 2019, De La Soul, after years of public disputes with Tom Silverman (owner of Tommy Boy Records) urged their fans to boycott the streaming of their back catalog because the label would be keeping 90% of the streaming revenue generated, leaving only the remaining 10% for the

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You can hear the pride in his voice when speaking about how amazing it is to see his friends flourishing in the fields that they’re passionate about, and all of the success that they’re experiencing.

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“Jay-Z is the keeper of the culture” - Scarface Example number 4,080 of someone in the music industry, sports, business, entertainment, etc. sharing a first hand account story of how Jay-Z helped them out. And it’s always them saying it. It’s never Jay taking credit for

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We’re living in times where showing love, respect, and appreciation for someone is frowned upon. You can’t even acknowledge someone’s greatness or accomplishments without getting called a “dick rider.” And if the person being celebrated is Jay-Z, it’s even worse. He’s public

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Every other month y’all get on here and talk about how Jay-Z was never the biggest, hottest, highest selling rapper, his music didn’t play in the south or overseas, etc. But somehow he’s always the bar. No one else’s name ever comes up in these discussions. Everyone is always

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I listened to the Freddie Gibbs & Alchemist’s “Alfredo 2.” Super underwhelming off the first spin. In fairness, I’ve only heard it once so far, so maybe it’ll grow on me if I live with it more. And idk if it’s just me, my taste, my standards, being too hard of a critic.

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You should be allowed to punch someone in the face one time and get away with it, depending on the situation. Just get one good shot in and go on about your day. This also applies to concerts, sporting events, entertainment, etc. Performers should be allowed to pick one fan