Jay-Z And Beyonce Attend Trayvon Martin Rally

[Panther]

Much respect to Hov and Bey for showing support

You hatin ass clowns should eat a dikk

 

[Danie84]

I didn't know the camel or Queen B cared

 

[SunZoo]

Truth is, it's too late for him to try to do this shyt now. If he was going to try to be socially aware, he should've been about that from the start. He don't need to try to make us believe he's genuine about it now. Especially when his music has been the biggest part of the problem/poison. Homie needs to go back to talking about his autmers, money stacks, and whatever alcoholic drink he's promoting in his music.

How do you even neg people on this new shyt?

Can't stand you crab ass nikkas man...straight up, this exactly why I said what I said in the Belefonte thread, the minute jay does what you say you want he's ambulance chasing. And how long ago was that "water for life" shyt? How long ago nikkas called his katrina tribute "contrived".

 

[23Barrettcity]

1. I don't give two fukks about what your parents did, most people in here's parents from the south did that, you are not special.

2. Them giving a speech is not going to help anyone, it'll just have the media focusing on the wrong things.

3. He donated and raised millions for Obama (which can't be deducted) who want's to drastically decrease the tax deduction of charities and increase the taxes for the 1% in which he belongs to.
And normally to the most common non-profits when Jay donates 1 million bucks, he can deduct about 30% of that given that he actually receives a "private income". So he would still be paying 700k for a his million dollar donation, so if he wants to pay a million all he has to do is give like 1.40.
In other words, the state will sponsor your donation, if you put 70% they give you the 30% missing. It's not like you are getting free money, making a profit or anything. Also when he sponsors kids to go to college, shyt like that isn't deductible and when he donates through a company, the rules are stricter and more.

4. And I don't know what these d-league wack socially conscious rappers are doing they might be putting in work, but the ones with recognized names are really not doing shyt. They are making money by creating entertainment of peoples misery, I've even seen them asking for donations for themselves. Might post a bit on twitter, that's about it. D

5. A lot of people contribute in different ways, certain people like Bill Gates dedicate their lives, others like Jay-z dedicate money and support others dedicate their time.
I don't see why one should rank them, just appreciate them all cause none of them owes anyone shyt.
And you won't even hear about all the shyt these celebs like Jay, Beyonce etc are doing. Not even half of it, unless you know people or dig very deep.

I respect jay for his efforts in charity and social issues ( musicwise not so much )... But i think people doubt him because he made himself a corporate figure now and alot of people tend to distrust those kind of figures . He's like how arod is viewed no matter what he says they automatically want to reports things about him as if he's being disingenuous

 

[Batsute]

Y'all respect the one who got shot, I respect the shooter

 

[spliz]

HOW are nikkas tryna hate on Jay for this?..

 

[WheresWallace]

Really not impressed. Jay-Z and Beyonce are so calculated with how they present them selves and th NEVER take risks when it comes to compromising their careers or their image.

Marching is not going to change the black community, I think better preparing our younger generation through education is the first step to putting the black community in position to combat tragedies like Trayvon Martin. This Trayvon Martin thing was only allowed to happen because black people have no real power politically and economically.

I personally feel like Jay-Z and Beyonce (everybody) marching is completely benign. The only celebrity (on Jay-Z and Beyonce's level ) that I respect if Majic Johnson because he actually built schools in the mid-west to help prepare the kids in the next generation.