Jay Z LOSES IT After Blue Ivy REVEALS The Dark Truth About Him

I don't want to embarrass this young lady, but she has more Grammys than everyone and never won album of the year. So, even by your own metrics, that doesn't work. Think about that. The most Grammys never won album of the year. That doesn't work.

You know, some of you are going to go home tonight and feel like you've been robbed. Some of you may get robbed. Some of you don't belong in the category.

When I get nervous, I tell the truth.

What makes me super proud, and I still get goosebumps seeing her walk on stage, is because Blue has been born into this world and she didn't ask for it. She's been born into a life she didn't ask for.

For years, Jay-Z and Diddy are monsters. And the victim-making machine kept going. My son was targeted because he was my son. He was working on his EP. I bought Philadelphia for him so he didn't have to sign to a company because I knew what it was going to do. He interned at Roc Nation and they approached him to sacrifice me. I saw it when he was 19. I moved us here to stop it, to prevent it, to avoid it. They take them anyway to show you what the harm is.

How proud are you of Blue Ivy?

I think it's all a part of being creative. You know, you just create, and when you love creating it, it doesn't matter the pipeline in which you create. It makes me proud that she fought for something that she really wanted to do. I don't think we're going to be able to get her off that stage now. It was a musical family. But did I ever think that it would turn into this? Absolutely not. We support each other.

Don't stare at me when I can't help it. He's just too beautiful. I'm going to be right here closing my eyes. If I told my younger self that I was in a movie, I'd never believe myself.

Seeing Blue as Kiara and hearing her voice come out of that character — give me a second because I still can't believe that's my baby. I can't believe that's my baby. That's so amazing. It was really hard to focus and do my job after that. I was like, "Wait, hold up, guys. Y'all got to give me a second. I have to digest that." I'm so proud of her.

The false case against Jay-Z that never should have been brought has been dismissed with prejudice. By standing up in the face of heinous and false allegations, Jay has done what few can. He pushed back. He never settled. He never paid one red penny. He triumphed and cleared.

What makes me super proud, and I still get goosebumps seeing her walk on stage, is because Blue has been born into this world and she didn't ask for it. She's been born into a life she didn't ask for. So since she was born, she's been in the public eye with everyone having an opinion, even about a little girl and how she keeps her hair. So for her to be on that stage and reclaim her power — and the song is called My Power — you can't write a better script. And watching her grow in it, she came out to 80,000 people. She's 11. So she's nervous. She's looking — I know her. She didn't look nervous, but I know her. I know how nervous she was and I know how frightened she was. She wanted to do it and she worked every day. She had a little ice pack thing on her back some days.

Blue is a hard worker, very organized. She's a boss. She's a little boss already. She's a crazy pianist. And she has perfect pitch, which means she can name a note just by hearing it.

Mommy, huh? It feels good. It feels good.

I think it's all a part of being creative. You just create.

Beyonce's youngest daughter, Rumi, made her first stage appearance at the Cowboy Carter Tour when she was seen waving to the crowd with the biggest smile on her face. She was so excited to be there that her older sister Blue Ivy had to tell her to quiet down and dragged her to her side. However, on their next show, fans noticed how much calmer Rumi was compared to her first time, and people jokingly assumed this was because she got bored between shows. People found it funny how she was already over it after a few shows and thought her nonchalant energy was absolutely hilarious.

Dancing is so cool. You're beautiful. Have you ever heard Blue Ivy talk?

Is so cool. You're beautiful.

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