Concrete jungle where dreams are made of, welcome to New York, Greensboro! That’s where Jay-Z made a young boy’s dream come true. During the Greensboro, North Carolina stop of his “Magna Carter” tour, the rapper invited a 12-year-old fan to come on the stage and let him rap his verses for the sold out show. The lucky kid named Justin from Maryland got the opportunity of a lifetime after Jay-Z spotted him in the crowd holding up a sign that read, “Can I rap for you?” Jay then asked Justin to join him and handed him the mic. The preteen was visibly nervous before he rapped the lyrics to “Clique”, but handled himself like a young Jay spitting the verse effortlessly. In the middle of the a capella performance, Jay-Z told Justin to skip “the drug dealing part” of the song. “Go back to the numbers,” he said with the smile of a proud dad watching his son. After finishing his performance and getting a big hug from Jay-Z, Justin asked if he could meet him backstage. Of course Jay sad Yes… “Make some noise for Justin one time,” he told the crowd as Justin left the stage. You know how the saying goes, “Stay ready so you don’t have to get ready”. Check out young Justin’s dream come true:
