Theresa Sanders, a hip-hop publicist, said she was pleasantly surprised when her 16-year-old son recently asked for "button-ups" and not the oversize $200 throwback jerseys he once favored. "Jay-Z is in a position of power, so he can affect change," she said. "He can make dressing up cool."

^LMFAO....

And his biggest hits are far from menacing. On the song "21 Questions" he even plays up his tender side. "I love you like a fat kid loves cake," he says to a paramour who stands by him while he is in prison.

"People mistakenly think hip-hop sells because it's gangster, but for the most part it sells because it's good pop music," Mr. George said
^...ohhh....oic



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but i guess...
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