The saying, “only the strong survive,” is true indeed, because only those who make it to the end can tell the story. When it comes to 1990s rap, Jay-Z was among the few who survived. Along the way, he kept his business straight, so he came out a big winner.
In addition to his Roc Nation situation, Jay-Z also has TIDAL, his own streaming company. With his new album, 4:44, Jay-Z spoke on the importance of black ownership, among other things. Two months later, people are still obsessed with the album.
Jay-Z invited Elliott Wilson and B. Dot to his Los Angeles mansion for an interview with Rap Radar. The interview saw them discuss the conception of the 4:44 album and No I.D. coming in. He also spoke on black ownership, Tyler, The Creator, and TIDAL.
