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Jay-Z’s Connections with Diddy and Other Industry Figures
The friendship and business relationship between Jay-Z and Diddy dates back decades, during which time the two have collaborated on various projects and frequently appeared at industry events together. While Jay-Z has largely maintained a reputation for keeping his distance from scandals, critics argue that his close association with Diddy might raise questions.
On Monday (Oct. 7), in an interview on the American Nu Network YouTube channel, Dash reflected on the project, which was released in 2002 and paired two of the biggest names in music at the time.
Dame Dash opened up about his relationship with Aaliyah while on the That's F***ed Up podcast, which led to questions about R. Kelly.
Dame reacted to being asked if he thinks R. Kelly should be in jail, and Dame explained, "I think he’s where he belongs. I know Aaliyah, so I know what he did. I can’t be objective about that. You know what I’m saying? But he definitely seemed like he needed some help."
Vlad asked Beanie Sigel if he remembers how the beef between Roc-A-Fella and The Lox started. Beanie explained that there were subliminal shots being thrown from both sides. He went on to point out the remix of R. Kelly's "Fiesta," which featured The Lox, as a catalyst in the beef.
Jaguar Wright speaks on R. Kelly, Dame Dash, and Jay Z love triangle and Jay Z making money off Biggie's death.
Dame dated R&B singer Aaliyah from 2000 to 2001, six years after she was infamously married to R. Kelly at the age of 15, so his feelings about Kelly may run deeper than we think.
Many people who have collaborated with the disgraced singer in the past have joined the #MuteRKelly movement, meanwhile, others assured that they been hopped on the wave decades ago when his pedophilia was made public knowledge.
"Guilty Until Proven Innocent" is the third and final single from rapper Jay-Z's 2000 album The Dynasty: Roc La Familia. It features production by Rockwilder and a chorus sung by R. Kelly.
Jay z close friend was Executive Producer of the Documentary Surviving R Kelly
Kelly, finally, has been found guilty—not of assault or rape, but of one count of racketeering and eight counts of violating the Mann Act, an anti-human-trafficking law. Federal prosecutors built a case against Kelly that emphasized the network of associates that helped him corral victims and move them across state lines for sex.
Kelly was kicked off the Best of Both Worlds Tour, his joint outing with Jay-Z, after a dispute between the two performers at New York's Madison Square Garden. During his performance, R. Kelly abruptly left the stage, claiming he saw two people in the audience with guns.
R. Kelly filed a $75 million lawsuit against Jay-Z and his Marcy Projects production company, accusing the rapper of “sabotaging” the pair's abruptly canceled Best of Both Worlds Tour.
