Jay-Z just released the video for "4:44 ," which is the title track from his album of the same name, and fans of Beyoncé are less than impressed. The eight-minute-long collage of spliced videos from both black culture and his personal life, including footage of Blue Ivy, who raps on the album. Members of the Bey Hive are vexed by Jay-Z's focus on his infidelity and are questioning both his contrition and the potential aspersions it could cast on Beyoncé. I'm going to delete this, but I always ...
Jay-Z just released the video for "4:44 ," which is the title track from his album of the same name, and fans of Beyoncé are less than impressed. The eight-minute-long collage of spliced videos from both black culture and his personal life, including footage of Blue Ivy, who raps on the album. Members of the Bey Hive are vexed by Jay-Z's focus on his infidelity and are questioning both his contrition and the potential aspersions it could cast on Beyoncé. I'm going to delete this, but I always ...
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