Did Jay-Z jack "yes!" from Marv Albert?

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I never equated the 2 :mjlol:

Man, Breh stole hair styles from basquiat in recent times. No disrespect, but he been stealing majority of his hip hop stardom life when you investigate how he moves & his music.

Jay-Z Blue probably one of few things he created during his hip hop stardom life without it being questionable....he has it trademarked.
 

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AI Overview:



Based on recent discussions and social media, it is frequently noted that Jay-Z adopted the high-pitched "Yessss!" exclamation, famous from Hall of Fame sportscaster Marv Albert, and integrated it into his style.

Marv Albert's Signature: Marv Albert, often called "the voice of basketball," is famous for his high-pitched, drawn-out "Yessss!" call during iconic plays.
Jay-Z's Usage: Fans and commentators have noted that Jay-Z adopted this vocal inflection, with some content highlighting it as part of his "undefeated" persona.

Pop Culture Connection: Kanye West even referenced this connection in the 2011 song "Who Gon Stop Me" with Jay-Z, mentioning, "Got a little freaky like Marvin Albert, yes, tell Howard Cosell".

While described as "stealing" in social media slang, it is more accurately described as a high-profile stylistic adoption of a famous sports catchphrase.



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