Jay-Z Speaks Out Against AI And Disputes Reports Of Soft Ticket Sales: “Question Everything”

You may have heard Jay-Z chose himself to headline the Super Bowl Halftime Show. Though we're still awaiting official word from the NFL, it's all but confirmed, and it will represent the culmination of a year-long victory-lap campaign celebrating his own legacy. Jigga's been spending this year performing a handful of shows in massive venues, intentionally surveying the full scope of his career. He warmed up by headlining Philadelphia's Roots Picnic in May, then played three huge summer shows at Yankee Stadium — one devoted to the 30th anniversary of debut album Reasonable Doubt, one celebrating 25 years of The Blueprint, and one catchall greatest hits night. He's since done two shows in London and one in Paris, and the festivities moved on to LA for two JAŸ-Z 30 gigs at Inglewood's SoFi Stadium over the weekend. At Friday's show, he brought out his daughter Blue Ivy for two songs, Scarface for two songs, and DJ Khaled and John Legend for the show-closing "GOD DID." On Saturday, the star power went up to a different wattage, as Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre took the stage for a five-song mid-show medley. These are all filthy rich old men now, but all these years later, associates of 2Pac a...