King of Graphic Designs Response to Jay-Z canceled message of "Occupy Wall Street T-shirts."

I understand, what Jay-Z was trying to do so by selling Occupy Wall Street t-shirts. And I understand where the people, whom living at the camp, are saying about Jay-Z profiting from there hard times. Granted, but Jay-Z is simply saying "Wall Street stop being greedy by cutting jobs and occupy the streets with more stores, donate more technology, give the human mind more knowledge, so we all can live with a piece of mind." However, Jay-Z is a positive business man and of course, he would of donated the fiscal year profit to charities that will help people benefit more knowledge and life experiences. Therefore, I am going to keep the message clear, for my peoples in the struggles, my peoples hoping for the better, because I am a business man too, for the people, I want jobs for everyone but more importantly, I want everyone to have a education and understand what freedom is all about.

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Keep The Message Clear Tee is designed by Solomon M. Reese

Jay-Z Cancels ‘Occupy Wall Streets’ T-Shirts After Criticism

Jay-Z and his clothing brand Rocawear have apparently canceled its newly announced Occupy Wall Street themed T-Shirts after criticism from many social organizations for trying to profit from an otherwise social cause.

READ: KING OF GRAPHIC DESIGNS RESPONSES BACK!

The legendary rapper was mainly attacked after it was disclosed that none of the profits from the sales of the shirts were going to help the protestors. The alphabet “W” in “Wall” was canceled out to mean Occupy All Streets. The shirts were priced and $22 but have now been taken off from the Rocawear website. A leader of the protest said this to TMZ:

“To attempt to profit off of the first important social moment of 50 years with an overpriced piece of cotton is an insult to the fight for economic civil rights known as #occupywallstreet”

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Jay-Z, A Keys, BEP & More Tear Up iHeartRadio Music Fest!

The iHeartRadio Music Festival took over Las Vegas last night, and it was only it's first day!

Clear Channel's iHeartRadio Music Festival took place at the MGM Grand Garden Arena last night in Las Vegas and on the first night, has already lived up to all the fanfare and promise of being the "Biggest Concert Event In Radio History."

The iHeartRadio music fest takes place as the iHeartRadio app moves from beta to it's first release in competition with Pandora and Spotify and a host of other online listening experiences.

Ryan Seacrest played host for the night, as the lucky audience got to experience performances from the Black Eyed Peas, Bruno Mars, Coldplay, Alicia Keys and of course, Jay-Z.

The music fest continues tonight with performances from Jennifer Lopez, Nicki Minaj, Usher and Lady Gaga.

That sh*t cray! That is one seriously lucky audience!

Jay-Z Threaten To Kill Lil' Wayne!

And the Jay-Z vs. Lil Wayne beef continues!

Jay-Z fires off a quick warning shot to Lil Wayne on J.Cole's new track "Mr. Nice Watch." 

After Lil Wayne dropped his Jay-Z diss record "I'm Good," people have been waiting for Jay-Z to respond. 

Many critics and even Lil Wayne didn't think Jay would even acknowledge the diss, but after telling someone that you'd kidnap their "bitch,"we guess they'd have to respond. 

In a recent interview with VIBE, J.Cole revealed that Jay-Z wasn't originally going to be on the song, but after the MTV VMAs, Jay hopped on the track. 

"I knew Jay was gonna be on that song. I knew he was going to do that. I knew as soon as we made it like, ‘Watch Jay get on this. He was in L.A. and I got there that day around the VMAs or whatever. He actually pushed back the mastering, we went to mastering with no Jay-Z verse. I was like ‘oh okay cool, I guess he can’t do it.'"

Jay came through on "Mr. Nice Watch," calm and cool as ever. He didn't necessarily diss Lil Wayne, but he let him know "It's only a matter of time before I hit ya'll niggas with a nice shot." 

Jay-Z raps:

"Y’all niggas need a timeout, who got these niggas all wind up/Cocksucka I’m 7.30, y’all know where you’ll niggas gon wind up/No more Mr Nice Guy, hello Mr Nice Watch/Only but a matter of time ‘fore I hit ya’ll niggas with a nice shot/Y’all niggas, better not call the law/Get no blood on my Audemar/Meaning ya’ll better not waste my time/When y’all ready I’ll take you all to war."

Ever since dissing 50 Cent, Jay-Z has always vowed to never address another rapper by name, because it gives them too much shine. 

With this discreet subliminal warning shot, we're guessing the fans will have to wait to see how hard Jay goes in on Lil Wayne when he drops his album later on this fall. 

Will Jay go for the jugular when he disses Lil Wayne on his album, or is he bluffing? 

Tell us what you think below!