Rapper Jay-Z has has been bragging about his daughter Blue Ivy's lavish lifestyle in a new song.
The hip-hop star - who is father to six-month-old Blue with wife Beyonce - features on rapper Rick Ross' new single, 3 Kings, along with Dr Dre.
The hip-hop star - who is father to six-month-old Blue with wife Beyonce - features on rapper Rick Ross' new single, 3 Kings, along with Dr Dre.
And in one of the songs verses, the mega loaded star hits back at his critics, saying they will never understand what it is like to be as wealthy and successful as him.
Jay-Z raps: "Uh, it's just different, I know it feels different.
"Millions on the wall and in all my rooms, n*****S couldn't f*** with my daughter's room, n****** couldn't walk in my daughter's socks."
Shortly after Blue Ivy was born - Jay-Z and Beyonce's first and only child so far - the 42-year-old released a track entitled Glory, which he dedicated to Blue.
In Glory he raps: "You're the child of destiny, you're the child of my destiny, you're my child with the child from Destiny's Child."
Jay-Z raps: "Uh, it's just different, I know it feels different.
"Millions on the wall and in all my rooms, n*****S couldn't f*** with my daughter's room, n****** couldn't walk in my daughter's socks."
Shortly after Blue Ivy was born - Jay-Z and Beyonce's first and only child so far - the 42-year-old released a track entitled Glory, which he dedicated to Blue.
In Glory he raps: "You're the child of destiny, you're the child of my destiny, you're my child with the child from Destiny's Child."
We can't help thinking Jay-Z his every right to brag, since him and his superstar wife came in at number 2 on Hollywood's richest couples list.
As music’s most powerful couple, Beyonce and Jay-Z hauled in some $72 million over the past year, with Beyonce earning an estimated $35 million in a twelve month period, thanks mostly to business-focused deals such as a clothing line with Dereon and endorsement deals with L’Oreal, DirecTV, General Mills and others.
As for Jay-Z, his earnings come from the 10-year $150 million Live Nation deal that he signed in 2008, and the cash he collects as a shareholder in New Jersey Nets, 40/40 Club chain and ad firm Translation.
