Release Date: July 10, 2026

Genre: Hip-Hop

Album: NEVER SAY DIE

Quotable Lyrics from Twins Forever – Remix

Lit in the VIP, feel n***as, it’s frightening,
We just want to turn up, burn up and scoop a nightsting,
The smoke’s in the air, nobody’s on reserve,
It’s every day you celebrate when you survive the purge

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Starting with The Ruler, Jay performed “The Ruler’s Back” and then had Rick perform his classic “La Di Da Di.” It was another reminder of how much the hip-hop torch has passed from generation to generation, and a compelling homage to one of the genre’s most legendary storytellers.

As for Skateboard P, Hov invited the multi-hyphenate to perform some of their greatest collaborations, including “Frontin'” and “Allure.” They shared a lot of chemistry onstage and seamlessly ran through their work together. In fact, there are many other link-ups between the two that could’ve made for an even longer setlist, but no one’s complaining.

This followed up Beyoncé, Nas, Blue Ivy Carter, Jaz-O, Alicia Keys, and Memphis Bleek popping out for night one. We will see what other icons might emerge during Jay’s “Extra Innings” finale at Yankee Stadium tonight (Sunday, July 12).

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Slick Rick & Pharrell At Yankee Stadium

But that wasn’t all JAŸ-Z had in store last night. He also brought out Eminem to perform their iconic and much-debated collaboration “Renegade.” Fans had been begging for this moment to happen for these Yankee Stadium shows, and the reaction from the crowd shows just how happy they were to get their wish.

Amid freestyles, classic renditions, and impressive performances, these guests have heightened the focused experience so far. But the main draw is still how resonant Reasonable Doubt and The Blueprint sounded decades after their release.

Elsewhere, JAŸ-Z broke Yankee Stadium records with these two concerts, and might break them again with the third. He now boasts the most tickets sold for a concert at the stadium in its history, selling nearly 46,000 tickets on night two.

We will see what other achievements and special moments come from this run. Fans only hope these concerts (and upcoming ones in other cities) aren’t the end of Hov’s 2026 run.

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As caught by Ahmed/The Ears on Twitter, he broke the record first on night one celebrating Reasonable Doubt. Jay reportedly sold 44,916 tickets on the first of his three sold-out shows, although it’s unclear if this is the ticket sales number or just the attendance number.

Either way, he broke the record again with the second night at Yankee Stadium, reportedly selling 45,832 tickets. There were many celebrities in the audience and larger cavalcades of rowdy fans enjoying these hits being brought to life.

There’s still a lot of anticipation for Hov’s closing show at Yankee Stadium tonight (Sunday, July 11), even though all the updates from the first two could keep the discourse alive for a long time. Fans are hoping this upcoming “Extra Innings” show holds incredible surprises and some heartening throwbacks, but we’ll have to wait a few hours more at press time before finding out.

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Who Did JAŸ-Z Bring Out At Yankee Stadium?

During night two of this Yankee Stadium run, JAŸ-Z brought out various special guests. The night began with Slick Rick, and Eminem later came out to perform “Renegade.” Pharrell also hit the stage for a medley of some of his biggest Hov collaborations, which was dope to see.

On the other hand, night one had plenty of guest performers as well. Beyoncé lit the crowd up at the start, and Blue Ivy Carter was also there for a piano part. Nas came out to turn New York City upside down, and Jaz-O and Memphis Bleek also hit the stage.

We will see if the “Extra Innings” show tonight also breaks a Yankee Stadium attendance and ticket sales record. Given how massive the run has been so far, it could end off with a greater bang.

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In a clip caught by Kurrco on Twitter, he claimed the Atlanta rapper isn’t in the streets like that, and suggested he isn’t either. “You n***as ain’t no f***ing gangsters,” the Baton Rouge MC expressed. “That’s why y’all can walk around the [United] States like that. Pluto ain’t no f***ing gangster. Dude don’t run around without no f***ing security, especially not more than me. I just watched the world glorify the most p***y and dummy s**t that ever went on I ever seen in my life. They got a n***a y’all can’t even name, y’all don’t even know this boy for five, three songs [seemingly a response to Freebandz artist Doe Boy]… We don’t play like that. We cap rappers, we ain’t built like that.”

In another clip caught by Youngboy Snippets, he said there isn’t any real beef with Hendrix. “It’s good, though. It ain’t no beef, I don’t want no problem with y’all,” YoungBoy expressed. “I’ll fight you, though, if you want to. I just wanted to f**k up his rollout for all that little h*e-a** s**t he do behind the scenes. It’s good, though.”

He also seemed to respond to Doe Boy, accepting his challenge to fight. We’ll see if there are any more responses in this dynamic or if things slow down from here.

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Future & NBA YoungBoy Beef

For those unaware, Future and NBA YoungBoy used to be cool, collaborating as recently as 2020. But YB hinted during this beef that Fewtch may have slighted him behind closed doors, and fans are looking back at previous hints of a rift.

In any case, it seems like this isn’t slowing down either of their momentums. So we’ll see if this cools down or if there are more bars or disses on the way.

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Billboard caught the full setlist from Hov’s second show last night (Saturday, July 11), and it held some very special moments. Eminem came out for a rendition of “Renegade” which sent fans in the crowd and in hip-hop culture at large into a frenzy. Speaking of rap legends, Slick Rick also came out after Jay opened the show with “The Ruler’s Back,” performing his iconic track “La Di Da Di.”

The rest of the setlist saw a whole lot of material from 2001, which is exactly what fans expected. However, “Takeover” did not come to life onstage last night, an understandable omission given the special guest appearance of its target Nas at the previous concert. “Lyrical Exercise” was also missing from the rundown, as well as the second part of “Girls, Girls, Girls.”

But the encore held more surprises, as Frank Sinatra’s “New York, New York” theme transitioned into “Empire State Of Mind.” Also, Jay brought out Pharrell to perform a medley of some of their biggest collaborations, which was also cool to see.

Below, you can find the entire setlist to see what made the cut. We will see what other surprises JAŸ-Z has in store when he wraps this concert series up later today (Sunday, July 12).

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JAŸ-Z 25 Setlist

1. The Ruler’s Back
2. La Di Da Di (with Slick Rick)
3. Izzo (H.O.V.A.)
4. Girls, Girls, Girls
5. Jigga That N***a
6. U Don’t Know
7. Hola Hovito
8. Heart Of The City (Ain’t No Love)
9. Never Change
10. Song Cry
11. All I Need
12. Renegade (with Eminem)
13. Lose Yourself (with Eminem)
14. Blueprint (Momma Loves Me)
15. Empire State Of Mind (started encore)
16. Excuse Me Miss (with Pharrell)
17. La-La-La (Excuse Me Again) [with Pharrell]
18. I Just Wanna Love U (with Pharrell)
19. Frontin’ (with Pharrell)
20. Allure (with Pharrell)
21. N***as In Paris
22. PSA
23. Big Pimpin’
24. Encore

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Release Date: July 10, 2026

Genre: Hip-Hop

Album: N/A

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Release Date: July 10, 2026

Genre: Hip-Hop

Album: MR. Did It By Hisself 3

Quotable Lyrics from Done With Xans

I wonder who would visit my grave the most if I was fuckin’ dead?
I don’t like to joke your ass, get smokеd ’bout what you fuckin’ said
I took all my L’s all by myself, and It won’t nobody there
Now I’m in anothеr country with my toes up in the fuckin’ sand

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Release Date: July 10, 2026

Genre: R&B

Album: N/A

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Release Date: July 10, 2026

Genre: Hip-Hop

Album: SOLITUDE IN SILENCE

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Release Date: July 10, 2026

Genre: Hip-Hop

Album: N/A

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