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Politics JAY-Z Comes Under Fire For Educational Campaign In Philadelphia The move isn't going over well with everyone. By Cole Blake June 08, 2024
Pop Culture Kodak Black Says He'll Do Verzuz With Jay-Z: "IF He Win He Get 15% Of My Catalogue" If Kodak wins, he wants Hov to make him Vice President of Roc Nation. By Hayley Hynes January 04, 2022
Antics Casanova Catches Tory Lanez Outside Casanova was shocked to find Tory Lanez at the club. By Aron A. October 03, 2020
Music G Perico Announces Partnership Deal With Roc Nation From the West Coast to the East Coast. By Aron A. August 23, 2019
Viral Roc Nation Trends On Twitter As Users Poke Fun At Tory Lanez's Dad "My stomach hurts... Roc Nation will pay," one person joked on social media. By Hayley Hynes December 27, 2022
News Rihanna Reportedly Leaves Def Jam, Signs With Roc Nation Rihanna is reported to have left Def Jam, and signed with Jay Z's Roc Nation label. By Trevor Smith May 05, 2014
Music JAY-Z "Double-Dipped" From Roc-Nation, Dame Dash Alleges Dame said that he wanted another $100M company, not another Hov. By Ben Mock January 14, 2024
Pop Culture Jay-Z & Roc Nation's NYC Casino Bid Moves Forward In A Major Way The state of New York is expected to make a decision on who to award their license to between Hov and his competition by the end of 2023. By Hayley Hynes May 11, 2023
Music Yo Gotti Escapes Label Deal & Now Owns All His Masters Yo Gotti celebrates a tremendous start to the year. By Alex Zidel February 04, 2020
Music Toronto Woman Earns Scholarship To Jay-Z’s Roc Nation School Samantha Samaka will attend LIU thanks to the hip hop mogul's business. By Lamar Banks December 06, 2022
Songs Doja Cat, Kodak Black, And Adekunle Gold Bring High-Level Performances On Jeymes Samuel-Produced "JEEZU" Doja, Kodak, and Adekunle are not playing on this one. By Zachary Horvath January 13, 2024
Politics Why Is Jay-Z Facing Backlash For $300M Scholarship For Philadelphia Students? Jay-Z and Roc Nation have recently been criticized for promoting $300 million in scholarships for Philadelphia's underserved youth. Things are not exactly what they seem. By Christopher Gorrie June 12, 2024