A month after Jay-Z teamed up with Budweiser to create the "Made in America" Festival, he sat with MTV to talk about his road to the top.
"I'm not jaded by the whole process," he said. "I'm a fan of the journey as well. I see myself as part of the collective of Hip Hop. I don't see myself as a thing that operates outside of it. So when I do these sort of things [like Budweiser's 'Made in America' Festival], I'm like, 'Man, we've come a long way.'"
He also explains that his success from hip hop isn't separate from his success as an individual artist.
He explains that he feels that he doesn't operate separately from Hip Hop culutre in any way, so that in a sense, his personal triumphs are a benefit for the entirety of the Hip Hop community.
"I'm not jaded by the whole process," he said. "I'm a fan of the journey as well. I see myself as part of the collective of Hip Hop. I don't see myself as a thing that operates outside of it. So when I do these sort of things [like Budweiser's 'Made in America' Festival], I'm like, 'Man, we've come a long way.'"
He also explains that his success from hip hop isn't separate from his success as an individual artist.
He explains that he feels that he doesn't operate separately from Hip Hop culutre in any way, so that in a sense, his personal triumphs are a benefit for the entirety of the Hip Hop community.
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