Key Takeaways:

• Veeze highlighted JAY-Z’s “Monster” verse, calling him a “myth” and “legend.”
• He questioned how anybody may overlook JAY-Z’s affect, evaluating him to Michael Jackson.
• Veeze plans to stream music breakdowns to assist followers admire lyrics and manufacturing.

Detroit rapper Veeze took to Instagram on Monday (Nov. 10) to highlight JAY-Z’s verse on Kanye West’s “Monster,” providing a public present of appreciation for somebody who’s arguably thought-about hip hop’s true GOAT.

In one clip shared on his Instagram Stories, Veeze performed a section of Hov’s verse and visuals from the “Monster” music video. Specifically, he put emphasis on the traces, “Everybody wants to know what my Achilles heel is / Love, I don’t get enough of it.” Released in 2010 on Ye’s My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, “Monster” featured extra verses from Rick Ross and Nicki Minaj, together with vocals from Bon Iver.

In a following video, Veeze addressed the digicam immediately to precise his admiration and confusion over these unfamiliar with the Brooklyn icon’s affect. “Okay, I understand different generations, age groups, and stuff like that, but how can anybody on earth not be interested to know about JAY-Z?” he requested. “It [doesn’t] matter if you [were]born yesterday. He got all the money, he achieved everything, he got Beyoncé … Why would you not want to know about this amazing man, myth, legend, superior lyricist, clothing line, champagne, hotels, casinos? … It [doesn’t] matter what age you [are]. It’s just like Michael Jackson, bruh.”

The Detroit rapper additionally revealed plans to begin streaming with the intention to break down basic songs, lyrics and manufacturing for followers. “I just want everybody who [loves] music to just love it. Don’t judge it, don’t compare it, don’t pit it against each other,” he expressed.

Veeze first gained consideration with 2019’s Navy Wavy mixtape and rose to nationwide recognition along with his 2023 debut studio album, Ganger. The undertaking, which got here with assists from Lil Yachty, LUCKI, Babyface Ray and Lil Uzi Vert, earned important reward. In 2024, Veeze music/chart-beat/veeze-hot-100-first-timers-lil-baby-42-dugg-u-digg-1235107316/”>scored his first Billboard Hot 100 entry with “U-Digg,” a collaboration with Lil Baby and 42 Dugg. He additionally launched his personal label, Navy Wavy, underneath Warner Records.