00:00I want to start off talking about, you know, some visual arts, Oakland. So we've had a lot
00:04of amazing exhibitions kind of come through different cities this year. I know one of my
00:09personal favorites was Jay-Z's The Book of Hope at the Brooklyn Public Library. I'm a big fan of
00:15Jay-Z. And I think it was really stellar to see his discographies on display in the way in which
00:21it was. But also, it kind of gave you a timeline of his entire career, not only just as a musician,
00:28but also, you know, as a businessman, as a mogul, too. So I thought that was really, really dope.
00:33For me, The Book of Hope, it kind of really stamped him as the greatest rapper of all time. There was
00:38a point in my life when I didn't feel that way. But, you know, being the first rapper inducted to
00:43the Songwriters Hall of Fame, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and the business acumen like you were
00:48talking about, it's just, you really can't deny him.
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