Sean, Jay-Z, Hova- no matter how you know him- everyone, including Oprah can agree that this man has changed the face of Hip-hop.
Jay-Z took Oprah on a tour of where he grew up in, Brooklyn and then sat down with Queen of talk to tell her what it meant to have her in his hometown.
“The fact that your standing in Marcy projects is over whelming- it’s a sense of journey”
Jay-Z opened up about the pain of his father leaving home when he was 11, a factor in his drug dealing by the age of 13.
Oprah: did you ever do drugs when you were dealing?
JZ: nope- good dealers don’t do drugs- I got that from Scarface.
While the Best Rapper Alive remained fairly candid- the one subject that was off limits- wife Beyonce.
When you live your life so in the public- you need to separate from it, you need an escape from it. That’s the one thing you feel like you’re home.
Any appearance from Jay-Z wouldn’t be complete without some music- and Oprah wanted a lesson.
“little boy from Brooklyn
-you don’t need the hand
- make lemon pie
Jay-Z’s new album “The Blue Print 3” is in stores and online now.
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