Overview
- Jay-Z, in a GQ cover interview published Tuesday, argued that a person’s morality is not tied to net worth and called blanket attacks on billionaires a “cop-out.”
- Forbes estimates his fortune at about $2.8 billion, driven by liquor deals with LVMH and Bacardi, stakes in Uber and Tidal, and his Roc Nation empire.
- He said he “didn’t get here by taking advantage of people” and cast his approach as realism in a system that favors scale and partnerships.
- He revisited a sexual-assault lawsuit that was filed in 2024 and dropped in February 2025, saying it took a heavy toll on him and that he refused to settle.
- He announced July Yankee Stadium shows celebrating 30 years of Reasonable Doubt and 25 years of The Blueprint, then added a third date after early sellouts.