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“Dre , and Too Short Saturday at the rapper’s second concert at Los Angeles’ So-Fi Stadium, the final gig of the Jay-Z 30 Tour.”
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““You gotta be really real with what’s going on in the world,” Jay-Z said ( via Variety ).”
“Too Short was the first guest to take the stage, performing his 2006 hit “Blow the Whistle,” with Jay-Z tacking on his “Playoff” freestyle of the track: Later in the show, Jay-Z rapped his own “D’Evils” over the beat of Snoop Dogg’s “Murder Was the Case,” at which point that rapper came out onstage.”