We all learned that during our Radiohead pre-ordering days. Of course we didn’t need Jay-Z to tell us the dollar was in trouble. When I start seeing rap stars throw around the Canadian Loonie, then I know our economy is really in trouble. I don’t know if even Jay-Z has that large a money clip. And youâ?d need 144 $500 bills to equal a stack of 100 $500 Euros. A stack of $50,000 in Euros would equal $72,000 in U.S. I just need Jay-Z, the new Alan Greenspan. I don’t need the chairman of the Federal Reserve to tell me about the state of our economy. bills (featuring President McKinley) and now need to flash $500 Euros (featuring some sort of suspension bridge). Itâ?s sad that rap stars can no longer show their style with a good old $500 U.S. Just look at what happened when he began boycotting Cristal champagne. dollars, I know our economy is in trouble. When I start seeing rap stars flashing euros instead of U.S. He is widely regarded as one of the most influential hip-hop artists in history and is also well known for being the former CEO of Def Jam Recordings, cultivating major industry artists such as Kanye West, Rihanna, and J. What do you make of that cash flashing? Let’s turn to someone with his mind on his money: Shawn Corey Carter, known professionally as Jay-Z, is an American rapper, songwriter, record executive, entrepreneur, and media proprietor. Considering that Giselle Bündchen just asked that she be paid in pretty much anything but dollars, does Hova know something Hellicopter Ben doesn’t? Or when rappers and models start making macroeconomic calls, is that what the day traders call a ‘contrary indicator’?Īfter the jump, we’ve got the “Blue Magic” vid, some economist commenter theory, and clips of Jay from his recent session in Brooklyn for VH1’s Storytellers. In his video for “Blue Magic,” Jay-Z flashes a wad of Euros. And it turns out, Sean knows international finance.
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