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Sunday December 11
Tickets on sale Friday @ 10AM
Sunday December 11
Tickets on sale Friday @ 10AM
<>Kanye West & Jay-Z 'Watch The Throne'<> Ns in PARIS video on pg. 290
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Best Concert I ever been to...
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Does anyone have a picture of the concert stage / floor layout???
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Let's not get crazy.
Tickets prices are OD though.
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Let's not get crazy.
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Platinum plaque..
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Platinum plaque..
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Originally Posted by Prada G
Let's not get crazy.
Tickets prices are OD though.
THIS.. This was the only Jay concert i ever had the chance to go to and i passed on the tickets.. I figure hey i seen this man twice in concert (reasonable doubt/answer the call) this is worth a pass.. I'll go to his next and most likely final TOUR..
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Originally Posted by Prada G
Let's not get crazy.
Tickets prices are OD though.
THIS.. This was the only Jay concert i ever had the chance to go to and i passed on the tickets.. I figure hey i seen this man twice in concert (reasonable doubt/answer the call) this is worth a pass.. I'll go to his next and most likely final TOUR..
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How do you know what other concerts dude has been to though?Originally Posted by Prada G
Let's not get crazy.
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How do you know what other concerts dude has been to though?Originally Posted by Prada G
Let's not get crazy.
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Originally Posted by justforkickz
Fart Lauderdale legggo! My body is ready for "Paris" 3 xs
That's the one thing I'm not looking forward to. Not a fan of the song like that to make me wanna hear it back to back to back.
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Originally Posted by justforkickz
Fart Lauderdale legggo! My body is ready for "Paris" 3 xs
That's the one thing I'm not looking forward to. Not a fan of the song like that to make me wanna hear it back to back to back.
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How do you know this isn't the best concert he's been to?Originally Posted by Prada G
Let's not get crazy.
spot rusherz
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How do you know this isn't the best concert he's been to?Originally Posted by Prada G
Let's not get crazy.
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[h1]Jay-Z Vows To Be Hands-On Dad, In GQ[/h1][h2]Hov named King of the Year in mag's upcoming 'Men of the Year' issue.[/h2]
By Rob Markman
Jay-Z seems to excel at everything he tries. As a rapper, Jigga's track record is impeccable and his accomplishments as a businessman have kept Hov hovering around the top of various Forbes lists for almost 10 years now. But how will Jay, who seems to do so many things so well, fare at fatherhood? It's a topic the mogul tackles in a cover story in GQ magazine's "Men of the Year" issue.
"Providing — that's not love," Jay says. "Being there — that's more important. I mean, we see that. We see that with all these rich socialites. They're crying out for attention; they're hurting for love. I'm not being judgmental — I'm just making an observation," Jay, who was anointed the mag's King of the Year, tells writer Alex Pappademas. "They're crying out for the love that maybe they didn't get at home, and they got everything, all the material things that they need and want. So we know that's not the key."
The soon to be 42-year-old rapper graces the cover of the December issue, which hits newsstands on November 22, wearing a black suit, a matching skinny tie and sporting a grin. It's a familiar look for Jigga, but the feature story reveals someone new: Big Poppa Jay.
The Roc Nation boss' complex relationship with his absentee dad factors into his own views on becoming a papi, and it's a topic he tackled on his 2000 The Dynasty album ("Where Have You Been"), his '03 "retirement" LP The Black Album ("December 4" and "Moment of Clarity") and, most recently, on "New Day," a standout track off of his and Kanye West's Watch the Throne.
On "New Day," the duo rap hypothetically about fatherhood, except that now for Jay, life will imitate art. When the Throne wrote the song, Jay explains to GQ that he and wife Beyoncé were not yet expecting. The RZA-produced track finds Jay vowing not to do what was done to him as a child: "Promise to never leave him, even if his mama tweakin'/ 'Cause my dad left me and left me and I promise to never repeat him."
"My dad was such a good dad that when he left, he left a huge scar. He was my superhero," Jay says in the interview.
But does being a dad mean Jigga will lose his swag? Not in the least. While Jay does admit he will change diapers and strap the baby seat in the Maybach, the hip-hop icon also promises to play rap classics like Reasonable Doubt, Ready to Die and Illmatic for his kid — when the time is appropriate of course.
[h1]Jay-Z Vows To Be Hands-On Dad, In GQ[/h1][h2]Hov named King of the Year in mag's upcoming 'Men of the Year' issue.[/h2]
By Rob Markman
Jay-Z seems to excel at everything he tries. As a rapper, Jigga's track record is impeccable and his accomplishments as a businessman have kept Hov hovering around the top of various Forbes lists for almost 10 years now. But how will Jay, who seems to do so many things so well, fare at fatherhood? It's a topic the mogul tackles in a cover story in GQ magazine's "Men of the Year" issue.
"Providing — that's not love," Jay says. "Being there — that's more important. I mean, we see that. We see that with all these rich socialites. They're crying out for attention; they're hurting for love. I'm not being judgmental — I'm just making an observation," Jay, who was anointed the mag's King of the Year, tells writer Alex Pappademas. "They're crying out for the love that maybe they didn't get at home, and they got everything, all the material things that they need and want. So we know that's not the key."
The soon to be 42-year-old rapper graces the cover of the December issue, which hits newsstands on November 22, wearing a black suit, a matching skinny tie and sporting a grin. It's a familiar look for Jigga, but the feature story reveals someone new: Big Poppa Jay.
The Roc Nation boss' complex relationship with his absentee dad factors into his own views on becoming a papi, and it's a topic he tackled on his 2000 The Dynasty album ("Where Have You Been"), his '03 "retirement" LP The Black Album ("December 4" and "Moment of Clarity") and, most recently, on "New Day," a standout track off of his and Kanye West's Watch the Throne.
On "New Day," the duo rap hypothetically about fatherhood, except that now for Jay, life will imitate art. When the Throne wrote the song, Jay explains to GQ that he and wife Beyoncé were not yet expecting. The RZA-produced track finds Jay vowing not to do what was done to him as a child: "Promise to never leave him, even if his mama tweakin'/ 'Cause my dad left me and left me and I promise to never repeat him."
"My dad was such a good dad that when he left, he left a huge scar. He was my superhero," Jay says in the interview.
But does being a dad mean Jigga will lose his swag? Not in the least. While Jay does admit he will change diapers and strap the baby seat in the Maybach, the hip-hop icon also promises to play rap classics like Reasonable Doubt, Ready to Die and Illmatic for his kid — when the time is appropriate of course.
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Nov 14 2011 1:34 PM EST 5,187
[h1]Jay-Z Vows To Be Hands-On Dad, In GQ[/h1][h2]Hov named King of the Year in mag's upcoming 'Men of the Year' issue.[/h2]
By Rob Markman
Jay-Z seems to excel at everything he tries. As a rapper, Jigga's track record is impeccable and his accomplishments as a businessman have kept Hov hovering around the top of various Forbes lists for almost 10 years now. But how will Jay, who seems to do so many things so well, fare at fatherhood? It's a topic the mogul tackles in a cover story in GQ magazine's "Men of the Year" issue.
"Providing — that's not love," Jay says. "Being there — that's more important. I mean, we see that. We see that with all these rich socialites. They're crying out for attention; they're hurting for love. I'm not being judgmental — I'm just making an observation," Jay, who was anointed the mag's King of the Year, tells writer Alex Pappademas. "They're crying out for the love that maybe they didn't get at home, and they got everything, all the material things that they need and want. So we know that's not the key."
The soon to be 42-year-old rapper graces the cover of the December issue, which hits newsstands on November 22, wearing a black suit, a matching skinny tie and sporting a grin. It's a familiar look for Jigga, but the feature story reveals someone new: Big Poppa Jay.
The Roc Nation boss' complex relationship with his absentee dad factors into his own views on becoming a papi, and it's a topic he tackled on his 2000 The Dynasty album ("Where Have You Been"), his '03 "retirement" LP The Black Album ("December 4" and "Moment of Clarity") and, most recently, on "New Day," a standout track off of his and Kanye West's Watch the Throne.
On "New Day," the duo rap hypothetically about fatherhood, except that now for Jay, life will imitate art. When the Throne wrote the song, Jay explains to GQ that he and wife Beyoncé were not yet expecting. The RZA-produced track finds Jay vowing not to do what was done to him as a child: "Promise to never leave him, even if his mama tweakin'/ 'Cause my dad left me and left me and I promise to never repeat him."
"My dad was such a good dad that when he left, he left a huge scar. He was my superhero," Jay says in the interview.
But does being a dad mean Jigga will lose his swag? Not in the least. While Jay does admit he will change diapers and strap the baby seat in the Maybach, the hip-hop icon also promises to play rap classics like Reasonable Doubt, Ready to Die and Illmatic for his kid — when the time is appropriate of course.
[h1]Jay-Z Vows To Be Hands-On Dad, In GQ[/h1][h2]Hov named King of the Year in mag's upcoming 'Men of the Year' issue.[/h2]
By Rob Markman
Jay-Z seems to excel at everything he tries. As a rapper, Jigga's track record is impeccable and his accomplishments as a businessman have kept Hov hovering around the top of various Forbes lists for almost 10 years now. But how will Jay, who seems to do so many things so well, fare at fatherhood? It's a topic the mogul tackles in a cover story in GQ magazine's "Men of the Year" issue.
"Providing — that's not love," Jay says. "Being there — that's more important. I mean, we see that. We see that with all these rich socialites. They're crying out for attention; they're hurting for love. I'm not being judgmental — I'm just making an observation," Jay, who was anointed the mag's King of the Year, tells writer Alex Pappademas. "They're crying out for the love that maybe they didn't get at home, and they got everything, all the material things that they need and want. So we know that's not the key."
The soon to be 42-year-old rapper graces the cover of the December issue, which hits newsstands on November 22, wearing a black suit, a matching skinny tie and sporting a grin. It's a familiar look for Jigga, but the feature story reveals someone new: Big Poppa Jay.
The Roc Nation boss' complex relationship with his absentee dad factors into his own views on becoming a papi, and it's a topic he tackled on his 2000 The Dynasty album ("Where Have You Been"), his '03 "retirement" LP The Black Album ("December 4" and "Moment of Clarity") and, most recently, on "New Day," a standout track off of his and Kanye West's Watch the Throne.
On "New Day," the duo rap hypothetically about fatherhood, except that now for Jay, life will imitate art. When the Throne wrote the song, Jay explains to GQ that he and wife Beyoncé were not yet expecting. The RZA-produced track finds Jay vowing not to do what was done to him as a child: "Promise to never leave him, even if his mama tweakin'/ 'Cause my dad left me and left me and I promise to never repeat him."
"My dad was such a good dad that when he left, he left a huge scar. He was my superhero," Jay says in the interview.
But does being a dad mean Jigga will lose his swag? Not in the least. While Jay does admit he will change diapers and strap the baby seat in the Maybach, the hip-hop icon also promises to play rap classics like Reasonable Doubt, Ready to Die and Illmatic for his kid — when the time is appropriate of course.
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As the date gets closer, I wonder when will people start camping out for that jacket due to the HYPE being at an all time high since Kanye wore it. Also since it seems to be limited.
This is very different from camping out for sneakers, a whole different scene so I don't know when and how this will play out.
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As the date gets closer, I wonder when will people start camping out for that jacket due to the HYPE being at an all time high since Kanye wore it. Also since it seems to be limited.
This is very different from camping out for sneakers, a whole different scene so I don't know when and how this will play out.
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Why do they keep adding shows for LA?
Three is OD
i think.
I am going to the second show.
If anyone needs tickets to the third show the tickets go on sale friday but i got the code for early ticket buyers or something
the code for the third screening at the livenation site
is WTT
The presale will happen from nov 17th at 10 am to 10 pm
Three is OD
i think.
I am going to the second show.
If anyone needs tickets to the third show the tickets go on sale friday but i got the code for early ticket buyers or something
the code for the third screening at the livenation site
is WTT
The presale will happen from nov 17th at 10 am to 10 pm
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Why do they keep adding shows for LA?
Three is OD
i think.
I am going to the second show.
If anyone needs tickets to the third show the tickets go on sale friday but i got the code for early ticket buyers or something
the code for the third screening at the livenation site
is WTT
The presale will happen from nov 17th at 10 am to 10 pm
Three is OD
i think.
I am going to the second show.
If anyone needs tickets to the third show the tickets go on sale friday but i got the code for early ticket buyers or something
the code for the third screening at the livenation site
is WTT
The presale will happen from nov 17th at 10 am to 10 pm