Jay-Z Covers NME
Back again, Jiggaman’s mug takes the front display of London’s New Musical Express magazine. Read the article after the jump.
Michael Stipe of REM has told NME that he is “thrilled” that Jay-Z chose to include lyrics by his band on his latest album ‘Magna Carta Holy Grail’. Speaking to NME as part of this week’s cover feature on the US rapper, Stipe discussed his relationship with Jay-Z and his reaction to words from his song ‘Losing My Religion’ appearing on his new song ‘Heaven’. “I’ve known Jay for a long time, he’s super cool, super grounded, super smart and super talented,” says Stipe in the magazine, available digitally and on newsstands from today (July 17). “I’ve always had the deepest respect for him, and his music and choices. We’re thrilled (for our lyrics) to be included, it’s a really great honour.
King of pop culture??
I think eminem has that crown and has since the early 2000s
seein everything this guy has done and yuall still denyin him ………as the goat …….
Haha they crown Jay “the king of Pop”! Hilarious! Nas, King of Hip Hop!
@ edgar man read between the lines , can’t you the guy is everywhere ……… hova=goat ….
I don’t run rap no more , I run the map ………………..
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[…] Holy Grail. And to find out how he became the Superman of pop culture. Here’s an excerpt from REM’s Michael Stipe, whose lyrics were used by Jay on the […]