To most people Jay-Z’s performance at Glastonbury Festival this year was a success.

Despite all the controversy and critical comments made about him before his performance, Jay-Z managed to put on a good show and make the critics eat their words - most of them anyway.

One person who wasn’t impressed with Jay-Z’s headlining performance at Glastonbury was Ed Gordan who writes for the tabloid newspaper The Sun.

Before Jigga’s performance at the festival Ed Gordan criticised the rapper and after the festival he was one of only a few who gave Jay-Z a bad review.

The word is that Jay-Z, dressed in his Rocawear brand, caught up with Ed Gordan at a party in the UK and had a couple things to say to him.

According to a couple of sources this is what Ed Gordan is claiming Jay-Z said to him:

“You were the only one who gave me a bad review! Everyone else said it was history, I’m not one of those guys who gets cut up about good or bad reviews but you missed the moment. It was a first for Glastonbury and you didn’t get it. You’re a non-believer. I was making history and you missed the moment.” Jay-Z allegedly said. “I have sold your paper on stage for the last few weeks. I made history on Saturday and that can’t be taken away from me. It was something new, never done before, and I’m proud.”