Jay-Z, Kendrick Lamar & The Art Of Screaming Fire In A Stadium

This was one of the most hectic weeks of the year. Kendrick Lamar dropped a new video and a couple of new interviews. Jay-Z unleashed 4:44, produced by No I.D. that immediately stopped the internet. Everyday Struggle broke big, dominating the culture's attention for a full week following the BET Awards. If it seems as if it's harder than ever to keep up with it all, that's because it is. The media landscape is inverting. There's more content creators than content consumers. The only thing left to do is scream fire in a stadium.

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