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Flashback: Rapper Jay Z Shot His Own Brother, Stabbed Record Executive at Party, Sold Crack to Mothers

- Januari 29, 2018

Rapper Jay Z ripped President Trump during an interview with CNN’s Van Jones.

The far left rapper called President Trump a “super bug” and then went on to explain how black people don’t care about his economic success because, “It’s not about money at the end of the day.”

Jay Z is worth $810 million.

Maybe it’s time for him to spread the wealth around to some of the Democrat-controlled ghettos since money does not mean that much to him.

This is the same guy who shot his brother.

ABC 7 reported:

At age 12, Jay-Z shot his brother in the shoulder for stealing his ring and the world-renowned rapper and producer, who belonged to a gang, says that he thought he would “go to jail forever”.

Jay-Z, a 40-year-old Grammy-winning artist who has sold more than 50 million albums and is currently promoting his new memoir, “Decoded”, made his comments in a recent interview published in the UK newspaper The Guardian.

The rapper, whose real name is Shawn Carter and who is currently married to R&B artist Beyonce, grew up in New York City. He wrote about shooting his older brother Eric, a crack cocaine addict, in his song “You Must Love Me.”

“I went to someone’s crib, someone’s house, and got it. Guns were everywhere. You didn’t have to go far to get one. Just everywhere,” Jay-Z told The Guardian, adding that after he shot his brother, “I thought my life was over. I thought I’d go to jail for ever. It was terrible. I was a boy, a child. I was terrified.”

Jay Z rapped about selling crack to his mother but later explained it was “other” mothers.

President Trump was respectful in his blistering response to Jay Z.

Rapper Jay Z also got three years probation for stabbing record executive Lance “Un” Rivera at a party in 1999.

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