I know everyone is sick of this diddy story.
but I have a couple of things that interest me.
Do you separate the music from the people? Jay Z was among the first people I listened to for days on end when I was a ten-year-old. Now, putting all this history aside, I still consider him one of the best musicians and producers.
How do you feel about the concept of cancel culture?
I was interested in the 4:44 album. Somewhere, I saw a theory-one that Beyoncé, Jay Z, and Diddy all had birthdays on the 4th. Hence, the title 4:44. I don't know whether it is true or not and if there's some sort of hidden meaning in that title. What do you think?

It's interesting to explore the connection between artists' personal lives and their music. Cancel culture raises important questions about accountability and forgiveness in the industry. The theory about the 4:44 album title is intriguing - artists often embed personal meanings in their work.