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1. Jayzisanob Says:
   June 29th, 2008 at 2:24 am

   What a nob. Just goes to show what little musical talent he has. If you ask me he has more than 99 problems.

2. urwrong Says:
   June 29th, 2008 at 4:14 am

   ^^^^he was responding to noal gallagah it wasnt serious dont be a hater

3. Cameall Says:
   June 29th, 2008 at 8:57 am

   First, you cant call a black guy from the hood a snob, duh. Second, to say he has no talent is to say the $650 mill he’s worth was given to him. Like the other guy said, dont be a hater and learn a little about hip hop and it’s culture befor you make stupid comments. Wow, Jay-z, no talent? The best selling, best lyrical,most powerful, and the biggest trend setter of urban fasion ever has no talent, really, come from under the rock it’s 2008!!

4. jleyden Says:
   June 29th, 2008 at 9:34 am

   anyone who says he is a nob is a nob. the thinkg about jay z and oasis is they are not musciians they are seperate entitys, what i mean is oasis dont make rock music they make oasis music and jay z doesnt make hip hop music he makes jay z music.
   jay z has more musical talent than ne one i can care to rememeber other than the beatles, before collision course could anyone really say that jay z’s music could be perfectly intertwined with linkin parks style…no. he is a visonary, and people who say he has no talent are not fans of music they are fans of a one track mind, you need to look at the bigger piture, oasis and jay z are so alike, they love music and have got so big that they can no longer be boxed in one genre, they have made their own, i am a white working class boy with irish parents from s.e london, and i can relate to jay z’z music just as much i feel as someone from the bronx cud because he is speaks narrativly towards his own life in his music, but at the same time is all inclusive.
   oasis speak for a generation, im 18 and i know that there is people who are 50 and 60 who can relate to what oasis say in their music, if you want a song to demonstrate your life, then you will find it on one of oasis’s albums, they are both hugely succesful and me being musicaly ecclectic i love them both.
   dont hate on either of them because you dont feel your a fan of their music, if your a fan of music then your a fan of them.
   getin back to my previous point, fans of jay z would not nessasarily be fans of linkin park and vise versa, but look what happend between them two

5. iwasnotthere Says:
   June 29th, 2008 at 12:11 pm

   i think he was a total prick for doing that, okay it was a retort to noal gallagher, who was right in slating jay-zed for being there, after all it is a rock music festival, he is a hip hop star, who needs very little talent to make his kind of music that he specialises in, its mainly just speaking fast or speaking in a sort of rhyme.
   wonderwall needs alot of musical talent to b sung, jay-zed had lacked it, that is all

6. iwasnotthere Says:
   June 29th, 2008 at 12:12 pm

   and my good man jayzisanob did exactly what his name does
   he called jay-zed a nob not a snob

7. sunny beach Says:
   June 30th, 2008 at 4:22 am

   Great performance. It was one in the eye for the musically narrow-minded

8. fools Says:
   June 30th, 2008 at 4:29 am

   Fools read the glasto site – it’s a festival of contemporary art not rock music.

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