Jay Z wasn’t trying to make a statement... he was just working 🤷🏻♂️
at this year's Super Bowl, it turns out they weren't trying to make any sort of political statement.
JAY-Z recently made an appearance at Columbia University on Tuesday. The music mogul sat for a Q&A with a university professor who asked if he and his wife's decision to remain seated duringreports. According to the 50-year-old artist -- who recently partnered with the National Football League to collaborate on entertainment events -- he and his wife"immediately jumped into artist mode" during the performance, and didn't mean to make it look like they were making any sort of political statement.For JAY-Z and Beyonce, the focus was looking at Lovato's performance from a professional standpoint to see how the functional operations of her apperance were orchestrated.
According to the artist, he and Beyonce didn't need to make a"silent protest" of any kind during the National Anthem because they were already"making the biggest loudest protest of all" by their selection of racially and culturally diverse musical artists to perform during the pregame show and the halftime show -- namely
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