Jay Z is looking back on three decades in the game in a rare and personal interview.
The rap icon, born Shawn Carter, spoke to GQ’s April issue as he marked 30 years since his debut album Reasonable Doubt.
He reflected on his journey from independence in the 90s to building a global empire.
He pointed to discipline, growth, and ownership as key pillars behind his success, both in music and business.
Jay Z also addressed a past lawsuit he denied, describing the experience as difficult and explaining why he chose not to settle.
On wealth, he made it clear he has no regrets about his billionaire status.
He also warned that today’s rap feuds have become too personal, especially in the age of social media.
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