Jay-Z will go down in history as hip-hop’s first billionaire, according to Forbes. Throughout his career the rapper/entrepreneur hasn’t quiet about his ventures and his entrepreneurial spirit and pride has shined through in his music. After all this is the same person who gave us the iconic boss line from his feature on Kanye West’s Diamonds From Sierra Leone: I’m not a businessman, I’m business, man! Let me handle my business, damn That line came in 2005. Over a decade later, Jay-Z is living those by those words. Jay-Z is self made and has built his fortune through music, real estate, champagne, cognac deals, and by elevating his own personal brand. He’s also a mainstay in the tech industry, not just through his streaming platform Tidal, but through investments in companies like Uber and Ethos. In his song, Legacy, he gave us a glimpse of how tech is the next great bastion of wealth for Black people and how he intended to capitalize it. TIDAL, the champagne, D’USSÉ, I’d like to see...