SHE NEEDS A 3-HOUR INTERVIEW LIKE KATT WILLIAMS – Jaguar Wright REVEALS Jay Z Went After Her FAMILY For EXPOSING Him | HO

So Jaguar Wright’s become the talk of the town lately because folks are finally catching on to the fact that she’s been dropping truth bombs about these big shots in the industry for ages. And guess what? She’s not stopping anytime soon. Jaguar’s back in the spotlight, dishing out some piping hot tea about Jay Z and how he allegedly tried to silence her by making threats against her family.

Now, Jay Z’s been keeping it low-key ever since the whole scandal with Diddy unfolded. It’s like he’s hoping we’ll forget that he and Diddy have been tight as can be for literally decades….

But hold up – Jaguar’s not about to let that slide. She’s putting Jay Z on blast, claiming he’s just as sketchy, if not worse than Diddy.

Word on the street is that Jay Z has his own set of shady tactics, including some rumored intimidation strategies and questionable ways of making people vanish into thin air. And according to Jaguar, at one point she was actually scared for her family because she revealed some things about Jay Z that he supposedly worked very hard to hide from the public…

Jaguar Wright has once again stirred up controversy with her latest revelations about Jay-Z, implicating him in a series of disturbing allegations. While some may dismiss her claims as mere attention-seeking or conspiracy theories, others view her as a brave truth-teller shedding light on the dark underbelly of the music industry.

Wright, who has had firsthand experience working with Jay-Z and witnessing his rise to fame, has made bold accusations regarding his involvement in various scandals. She suggests that Jay-Z may have used intimidation tactics and other unsavory methods to maintain his position in the industry, even allegedly resorting to threats against her family to silence her.

One of the key points of contention revolves around Jay-Z’s association with R. Kelly, despite the latter’s notorious history. Wright implies that Jay-Z’s unwavering support for Kelly could be indicative of his own involvement in similar controversial actions. She also hints at a possible connection between Jay-Z and the tragic fate of Aaliyah, suggesting that her death may have been orchestrated to clear the path for Beyoncé’s ascension to stardom.

Furthermore, Wright raises questions about Jay-Z’s past relationships and interactions with young women in the industry, including Foxy Brown, Aaliyah, and others. She insinuates that Jay-Z’s behavior may have been predatory or manipulative, echoing broader concerns about the exploitation of young talent in the entertainment world.

Despite the gravity of Wright’s allegations, Jay-Z has remained relatively unscathed, with few individuals daring to challenge his reputation or question his actions. Wright’s willingness to speak out against him reflects a larger culture of silence and complicity within the industry, where powerful figures often evade accountability for their actions.

Ultimately, whether Wright’s claims hold any truth remains a matter of debate. However, her continued efforts to expose the darker side of the music industry serve as a reminder that fame and success often come at a steep cost, and that behind the glitz and glamour lies a complex web of exploitation and manipulation.

Do You Want More?!: Jaguar Wright Calls Out The Roots Over Alleged Mistreatment Of Malik B

OkayPlayer collective member Jaguar Wright may have been off the radar for a few years, but after the untimely passing of her “brother”, The Roots co-founding member Malik B, she’s breaking her silence on why she hasn’t been around publicly.

Taking to Instagram Live, Jaguar Wright spoke about the shocking death of Malik B, alleging that despite the public and seemingly heartfelt reactions and condolences, Black Thought and Questlove weren’t keeping it real about their behind the scenes actions towards their fellow member.

“Ya’ll all online talking about respect the family and this and that, but you didn’t respect your brother enough to come get him when he was doing bad,” Jaguar Wright said. “Y’all wasn’t trying to help him, y’all was telling people to turn their back on him while calling him a drug addict.”

Jaguar Wright also alleges that the same tactic the legendary crew used to discredit their founding member was also utilized against her after she was unwilling to take pay cuts after her highly-rated performance with Jay-Z during his 2001 session on MTV’s Unplugged.

“You up on stage because of Malik, he had the foresight to see what Hip-Hop was doing, not you,” Wright continued. “And what ya’ll do, try to stop him from shining the same way ya’ll told people not to f*ck with me, talking about I have ‘mental issues.’ It’s funny that ya’ll became the very people you were rapping about and don’t even know it–or maybe you do. Telling people not to mess with me because ya’ll still mad that I went on stage after being assigned by you and ripped that muthaf*cka with Jay-Z.”

But her rant didn’t stop there, the soul singer also alleged that in addition to Malik B, The Roots’ bassist, Hub, was also treated unfairly after being diagnosed with cancer in 2007, the group allegedly decided to discontinue his health insurance.

“And we aren’t going to even touch on how ya’ll did Hub,” Jaguar Wright said. “How ya’ll gon’ drop his insurance after he told ya’ll that he had cancer? That’s ya’ll’s brother and you dropped his insurance and left him to take care of himself when he needed you most. Folks acting like they don’t want to talk about it but we are going to hear it all, if ya’ll don’t put some respect on my brother’s name.”

Hub, whose real name is Leanord Hubbard, filed a lawsuit in 2016 confirming Wright’s claim, where he alleged his deal with the band called for him to continue being paid as a co-owner, but that he received less compensation than other band members until 2014 when a former manager sent him a letter threatening to cut off his health insurance and his portion of the band’s revenue.

While The Roots were the initial target, the “Let Me Be the One” singer also set her crosshairs on Soulquarians Erykah Badu and Jill Scott alleging that their silence sides them the band who initially treated the two women poorly early in their careers,

“Erykah you haven’t posted anything but you’re supposed to be this enlightened mother,” Wright said. “You haven’t said a word about my brother when he was the only one who wasn’t treating your ass like sh*t because you weren’t from Philly, but you quiet now. I’m killing all that fake sh*t.”

Ultimately Jaguar Wright notes that her goal is not to tear anyone down, but instead build up those who were swept under the rug during the prominent members’ rise to fame before adding that the time for Malik B to receive his credit for his contribution to the culture was overdue.

“There will never be another rapper on this earth that can aspire to be like Malik B, they can’t. He was a Hip-Hop profit and I won’t rest until he’s treated as such,” Wright said.