Jay-ZFeatures
The Best Hip-Hop of 2007From Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five to a dope album named Desire, hip-hop showed growth in 2007. [11 December 2007] Too Young to Let Go: Jay-Z, Medicare, and YouJay-Z's evolution into the bridge between hip-hop and mainstream popular culture has been a long one, but his nostalgic turn worked to make him a figure whose mythos will likely endure into the old age of a generation. [19 November 2007] Columns
Jay-Z: The Journey of an IconWe can debate this greatest rapper business from now until the end of time. Let's just say Jay-Z is the greatest hip-hop icon ever, and call it a day. [29 September 2009] (more Write Black at You) Reviews
Jay-Z: The Blueprint 3A frustrating attempt at experimentation with flashes of brilliance, mediocrity, and wackness, The Blueprint 3 falls short of breaking Jay-Z's curse of following up a great album with something lackluster. [8 September 2009]
Jay-Z: American GangsterAmerican Gangster may never be seen as Jay-Z's defining moment, but it marks his comeback far more effectively than Kingdom Come ever even tried to. [9 November 2007]
Jay-Z: Kingdom ComeJay-Z has pulled off the world's best example of "shooting oneself in the foot": making a really really good record about how that particular record is the best ever. [22 November 2006] Blogs
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