Rapper Jay-Z did not flee the U.S. as rumored after the DOJ dumped 3.5 million files linked to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein.
Jay-Z, 56, looked unbothered on Friday as he stepped out in San Francisco with Desiree Perez, CEO of Roc Nation, ahead of Super Bowl 60. The rap mogul is producer for the Super Bowl LX halftime show on Sunday, Feb. 8.
Rumors spread that Jay-Z and fellow rapper Pusha T were named in the Epstein files. But Jay-Z sent cease and desist takedown notices to blogs including The Shade Room, who quickly took down their post.
According to reports, Jay-Z is not mentioned in the Epstein files at all.
But that didn’t stop 50 Cent from hinting at a documentary exposing Jay-Z.
“Damn they got ya man jay in the Epstein files, I gotta do a doc on this sh!t !” 50 Cent wrote on Instagram, alongside AI-generated imagery of Jay-Z.
In another post, 50 Cent claimed Jay-Z’s lyrics on Pharrell Williams’ 2006 song “Young Girl” proves he is into minors.
Fiddy wrote: “I know your gonna say I’m a hater, but what do you say about what he’s saying fool? LOL get yo ass down [sic].”
50 Cent included a snippet from the song in his post. However, Instagram has blocked searches for the track on the platform.
According to a manosphere board, Jay-Z asked Instagram to copyright strike posts featuring “Young Girl” on the platform.
Jay-Z raps on “Young Girl”:
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Hov got a young girl,
Hov got a young girl
(Uh-uh) Still not quite twenty one
So high strung, such a vibrant thing
I introduce myself, Hi, Miss Thing
You’re nineteen?
No, you’re lightning in a bottle,
I’ll give you a ring tomorrow.
Jay Z’s fans claim “Young Girl” is in reference to Beyonce. But she was not 19 in 2006.
