Dre, and Too Short Saturday at the rapper’s second concert at Los Angeles’ So-Fi Stadium, the final gig of the Jay-Z 30 Tour. Too Short was the first guest to take the stage, performing his 2006 hit “Blow the Whistle,” with Jay-Z tacking on his “Playoff” freestyle of the track: Later in the show, Jay-Z rapped his own “D’Evils” over the beat of Snoop Dogg’s “Murder Was the Case,” at which point that rapper came out onstage. Dre was next out, with Jay-Z bestowed the stage to the G-funk duo, who performed a medley of “The Next Episode,” “California Love,” “Nothin’ But a ‘G’ Thang,” and “Still D.R.E.”: Prior to the gig, there were unconfirmed reports on social media that ticket prices for Saturday’s show had plummeted, with tickets even being given away for free.
During “Encore,” Jay-Z addressed the rumors, and AI in general. People will tell you that the music wasn’t great, but you got ears. You gotta understand, you gotta question everything.
This world with AI and everything, it’s been going on forever. They called it propaganda before. But now, the technology has caught up and people are tricked.
A lot of tricknology for us… Make sure you question everything you feel.” Trending Stories My Chemical Romance Face Legal Action From Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders Over Stage Costumes Ethan Klein Confirms He'll ‘Remove Ownership’ From ‘H3 Podcast’ After Wife Accuses Him of Cheating Elvis Presley Rightsholders Sue Anthropic for Training on 274 Songs Without Permission Stevie Wonder Files Lawsuit to Evict Woman Living on His Property Rent-Free for 38 Years The previous night at So-Fi, Jay-Z brought out his own daughter Blue Ivy for “The Story of O.J.” and “Dead Presidents,” Geto Boys’ Scarface for “This Can’t Be Life” and “Mind Playing Tricks,” and DJ Khaled and John Legend for a show-ending “God Did.” The retrospective Jay-Z 30 Tour opened in July with three star-studded nights at New York’s Yankee Stadium, followed by gigs in London and Paris.
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