Cold chills, and moist eyes. Yeah, thats what it brings when watching this short but powerfull documentary of Jay by Absolut Vodka. If you remember Michael Jackson's "This Is It" movie, well this documentary just beats it only by thinking and seeing where Jay came from. From serving bricks to asking his band for higher stabs for ESOM.
We already thinking of Jay retiring and in the future we will only have to see these amazing live documentaries to remember that Jay was our Malcom X. But, that just says it, we can tell our grandchildren of what this man had done for the black community and especially for all our hustlers among us. The world is yours, really, you can still make it. We better quit, cause we are going on the emo route!
Comments
the many years Jay has spent on his craft explains longevity.
very humble "YOUNG" man!
Fave part:
It's always like music is this universal language. I always used to think that was something really cool to say, but it... it really is. I think the reason people outside of New York connect to a record like that is because of the inspiration outside of the windows. Big city, you know, you make it here, you could make it anywhere. It's the belief that you could make it in this world.
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