Jay-Z is reportedly Planning to sign an African Rapper to Roc-A-Fella Records
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A reliable source close to Jay-Z's camp who preferred to remain anonymous has told TMZ that the Hip Hop pioneer and business mogul is exploring the chances of branching Roc-A-Fella Records to Africa and the best way to do so is by signing in an African Hip Hop Artist.
And after privately spreading Hov's intention within Roc-A-Fella's network and affiliates, a South African promoter and A&R who is tied to Roc-A-Fella has strongly recommended an African Rapper who goes by the stage name "Zae The Greatest" to be the new addition to the label and Jay-Z's representative in Africa.
When listened to a couple of tracks of Zae's demo album (25th Dynasty: The Last King Of An Extinct Breed) Hov showed great impression for Zae The Greatest's album theme and demanded to be put in contact with him instantly. And his team invited the African Rapper to a Skype Video call with Jay-Z.
While discussing Zae The Greatest's plans and vision Jay-Z asked him what inspired his stage name and he told him that "Zae" is short for his first name and he likes it because it sounds like Jay-Zee, and "the Greatest" is inspired by the ancient Nubian Pharaoh; King Tutankhamen, since he's a Nubian descendant of the famous ancient black ruler. and also when he heard Jay Z – F.U.T.W where he rapped (Don't be good my n*gga, be great) that's when he settled for the name, he told Jay-Z you told me to be great, you inspired me and gave me the confidence that I lacked, thank you, but I wanna be the Greatest.
From what we've heard as for now, it sounds like the two are already bonding in quite well, and it's most likely that Zae The Greatest is going to be Jay-Z's new shooter in Africa. and on a serious note though, I wanna hear that Album. It sounds Fiyah! drop your comments down below if you wanna listen to it too.
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