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6:05Now PlayingN.O.R.E. has shared his thoughts on JAY-Z‘s recent interview with Gayle King, saying that Hov could’ve made a far greater impact doing it through a Hip Hop media outlet.
On Monday (November 13), the Drink Champs host joined Talib Kweli for a chat on People’s Party that spanned nearly three hours. During the back-and-forth, the rap veterans discussed the importance of podcasting in the culture and how Jigga has been noticeably absent from that space.
During a recent CBS segment on the Book of Hov exhibition, the New York legend discussed a range of subjects, from the viral $500,000 dinner scenario to writing lyrics to his favorite albums. According to N.O.R.E., these subjects would’ve been a better fit elsewhere.
“I love JAY-Z,” he began. “He sat down with Gayle King, it’s a great relationship … would I rather him sit with the People’s Party? Would I rather him sit with Joe Budden’s podcast or Drink Champs or Million Dollaz Worth of Game? Of course.”
He explained: “Because we’re finally in the space of us owning our own everything, and podcasts is help for that.”
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