Jay Electronica
Jay Electronica took to his social media pages to tease a new musical project seemingly titled Bismillah Boys.
Noname, who just dropped her newest album Sundial, hit back at critics for including Jay Electronica on the song "Balloons."
Noname blasted critics online who were upset that the rapper enlisted Jay Electronica as a featured act on the single, "Balloons."
A reportedly new track titled "Exhibit G" and said to be produced by Just Blaze leaked to the Internet and the New Orleans star sounds as formidable as ever.
The New Orleans wordsmith has displayed great regard for the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan across previous verses but a new face tattoo saluting the Nation of Islam leader upped the ante.
The New Orleans lyricist lent kind words to the Chicago designer and producer via Twitter, encouraging West to "Flame On" in short.
The running joke is that Jay Electronica (with plenty of Jay-Z) dropped an album, A Written Testimony, and the world went to shambles thanks to the coronavirus pandemic. So it sort of makes sense that the New Orleans rapper's mythical Act II: Patents Of Nobility album has hit the Internets in full.
The Grammy and Academy Award-winning English producer and songwriter is prepping his proper solo debut, 'Voyager,' which he calls a "space concept album."
On his popular The Joe Budden Podcast show, Budden slammed 'A Written Testimony' for having too much JAY-Z, prompting Jay Electronica to respond to one of Budden's cohosts.
The longtime radio host took issue with the New Orleans rapper using the line on his track "Ghost of Soulja Slim" from his A Written Testimony album.
The debut album from the talented New Orleans rapper features Roc Nation honcho Jay-Z in scene-stealing form.
Jigga clearly heard all the backlash from him siding with the NFL. In the new album that Jay Electronica finally dropped, the Brooklyn native lyrically spins himself out of another jam.