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| Jay-Z releases an album this year. |
The controversial agitator known only as The Guy Who Throws Shit To The Wall, isn't a fan of hip-hop music. On his website, he advocates "race stories" to equate to his readers that Blacks are violent and Whites are good.
Democrats are evil. Republicans are good.
Barack Obama is this. Barack Obama is that.
Yet, this formula hasn't really benefited the Republicans. The perennial loser Mitt Romney once said that this website was his favorite place to get his talking points.
Again, this guy is allegedly a closeted homosexual. Many liberal agitators want to find the reclusive agitator in a position where it could embarrass him or an event to drive his viewers away from the website.
Of course, they'll keep waiting, because the agitator never leaves a paper trail. But he'll slip and they'll be waiting on him.
Media mogul and rapper Jay-Z is in the news for being one of the biggest Obama supporters known. He and wife pop singer Beyonce are often targets of conservative ire because of some controversial theme.
Jay-Z and his labelmate Kanye West are often subjects of controversy. West and his girlfriend Kim Kardashian welcome their first child. West is accused of having an affair while Kardashian was pregnant.
Jay-Z and Beyonce traveled to Cuba this year and pissed off Latino Republicans. Senator Marco Rubio (R-Florida) is one of the country's most well known hipsters is a fan of the rapper. He was extremely livid over them going and demanded President Barack Obama answer to this.
Jay-Z launched back a couple of subliminal shots at Rubio, King Hippo and others for getting worked up over stupid shit.
Now I guess the rapper announced his latest album is going to be out in July.
Wall Street Journal reports that a curious TV ad aired near the end of the second quarter featuring Jay-Z in a studio, riffing with a cast of characters including producer Rick Rubin and artist Pharrell Williams. At one point, a member of the posse is shown taking notes on a tablet device. More than two minutes into the three-minute video Samsung Electronics Co.’s tagline flashes across the screen: “The Next Big Thing.”
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| He's known to be a big fan of Whitney Houston, Chaka Khan, and Lady Gaga. |
Samsung paid $5 apiece for the albums, according to a person familiar with the matter. It wasn’t immediately clear if Nielsen SoundScan will count Samsung’s purchases in its sales tallies.
The partnership could help Samsung compete with Apple Inc., which recently announced the launch of iTunes Radio – an online radio service bundled onto Apple devices that promises to offer listeners access to certain tracks before they’re available elsewhere.
For Jay-Z, the deal is a precious advertising opportunity and gives him $5 million in sales before the album is even released. The agreement signals the increasing importance of corporate sponsors to the music industry, which has seen sales tank over the past decade.
Jay-Z hinted at the partnership on Twitter two days ago with a photo of a Samsung smartphone displaying text telling fans to “tune in” to the game.
Neither Samsung nor Jay-Z could immediately be reached for comment.
Jay-Z is an enemy of the conservative media. They blamed him for being front and center when it came to Black, Hispanic and young voter turnout. Jay-Z often encouraged his fans at concerts to sign up to vote.
A theme Republicans hate: A bunch of pot smoking twenty somethings voting for that Black guy.
For the kookspiracy theorists out there: The oh so scary Illuminati is back in session. Be afraid. Be very afraid.
Jay-Z appears on Roc-A-Fella Records/Roc Nation, LLC.
Kanye West appears on Roc-A-Fella Records. Affiliated with G.O.O.D. Music Records.
Beyonce appears on Columbia Records/Sony Music Group.
Pharrell Williams of N.E.R.D. appears on Star Trak/Interscope Records.
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