Steve Lacy Recalls First Meeting w/ Jay-Z & Telling Him It Was “F***ed Up” He Didn’t Pick Lil Wayne For The Super Bowl

Steve Lacy Recalls First Meeting w/ Jay-Z & Telling Him It Was “F***ed Up” He Didn’t Pick Lil Wayne For The Super Bowl
Steve Lacy decided to hit Jay-Z with a little jokey joke the first time he ever met him.
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In a new Rolling Stone interview promoting his upcoming album, Oh Yeah?, Lacy opened up about meeting Jay-Z backstage at an event.
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“I don’t think he did [know who I was],” Lacy said. “So, I’m talking to him: ‘How you doing, man?’ He was like, ‘I’m good, chilling.’”
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Lacy then decided to break the ice with a joke. “I was like, ‘Man, it’s f*cked up you didn’t book Lil Wayne in New Orleans at the Super Bowl.’ He’s like, ‘Nah, it was all there. It would be crazy not to have Kendrick, you know?’ And I was like, ‘Nah, I know. I’m just f*cking with you.’”
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If you’re wondering why the decision was up to Jay-Z, Roc Nation serves as the league’s “live music entertainment strategist,” giving Jay-Z and his team a key role in selecting and producing Super Bowl halftime show performers.
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*Do you think Jay Z made the right call?*
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