Jay-Z Will Visit the Moon; Rejected by MGMT Even Though They’re All Equal Sell-outs

Rapper Jay-Z has been rejected by the New York dance band MGMT.

He requested to collaborate with them on a song for his new album The Blueprint 3, which allegedly commemorates his ascent to Third Degree Master Freemason.

Sean “Jay-Z” Carter told Gotham magazine, “MGMT turned me down.”

Maybe MGMT did not like his lyrics and Illuminati and devilish references in his music and performances. The funny thing is that they work for Sony Music, and their website uses similar occult symbolism: a pyramid; black and white Masonic-inspired floor. They are sell-outs too.

See our articles in the Occult section for more information: http://peoplemagazinedaily.com/?cat=16

When the journalist asked Jay-Z what else he wants to accomplish, he said, “Go to the moon.”

Jay-Z is the creative director of Rocawear and majority owner of Roc Apparel, Rocawear’s men’s licensee. He and his business partners sold the company in 2007 for $204 million to Iconix Brand Group. Also, he is a part owner of the NBA’s New Jersey Nets and owner of NY 40/40 Club.

The photo is from the “Run This Town” “making-of” music video with Jay-Z wearing the famous saying of occultist Devil-worshipper Aleister Crowley: “Do what thou wilt.”

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