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“For ‘The Blueprint,’ #JayZ wrote and recorded nine songs in an inspired two-day stretch. ‘The songs just started happenin’, comin’ out of nowhere,’ he says. ‘I was in a zone.’ Jay’s recording process itself is a bit miraculous. He picks a track, turns it up loud in the studio, then sits off to the side mumbling to himself. In minutes he’s got rhymes and hooks with astounding economy and filled with his trademark double-entendres. Instantly memorized. No pen, no paper. Sometime, he says, there are four or five songs in his head at one time. Rapper Beanie Sigel has learned to do this from being around Jay, and says it’s made him a better MC. ‘It make your flow so wicked,’ Sigel says. ‘Without the pen and paper, your flow be so ridiculous.’ Adds Jay, ‘What I have is a gift from God. It can’t be explained.’” From the December 6th, 2001 issue of @Rolling Stone. Photograph by Anthony Barboza

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