There was a time when Jay-Z + R. Kelly felt like a cheat code: rap’s sharpest strategist linking with R&B’s hit factory. In 2002, they packaged the idea into —a project that still sounded like money, power, and radio dominance. The album went platinum, but it also arrived to
That tension didn’t fade. It multiplied.
By 2004, they tried again with —a second joint album made largely from unreleased tracks from earlier sessions. It debuted at No. 1
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