Watch: Jay-Z References Brooklyn Gentrification in ‘The Story of O.J.’ Video
"I could have bought a place in DUMBO before it was DUMBO for like 2 million. That same building today is worth 25 million. Guess how I'm feeling? Dumbo!"
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by Jay-Z has finally blessed everyone outside of the TIDAL community with visuals to his newest single “The Story of O.J.” Initially, the track off his latest album 4:44, was exclusive to the music streaming platform, co-owned by the Brooklyn rapper.
The Jay-Z and Mark Romanek directed animated video was inspired by vintage racist cartoons and speaks on everything from gentrification to building your community.
“”The Story of O.J.” is really a song about we as a culture, having a plan, how we’re gonna push this forward,” Jay told iHeartRadio. “We all make money, and then we all lose money, as artists especially. But how, when you have some type of success, to transform that into something bigger.”
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“The Story of O.J.” is the first track to be released with a visual off the now RIAA certified platinum album released last Friday. Jay-Z now holds the title of having the most platinum albums than any other hip-hop artist.
Watch the video above.
