Hmm, he is widely regarded as one of the greater hip-hop artists in the genre, but whatever.
I don't follow him personally (or any celeb, for that matter), but the issue here is business.
And when it comes to securing content deals recently, Apple has been known to fail (sans Steve) because of their "hardball" policies and requests. Seen plenty of stories on deal discussions breaking down because of it.
But hey, you are entitled to your opinion on a person you don't know personally (or do you? *Rhetorical*).
That first statement is WIDELY up for debate
And just because I don't know someone personally doesn't mean I can't hold an opinion of him/her. public figures (and more specifically celebrities, though they are still people of course) open themselves up to the opinions of the public, both positive and negative.
Small price for being "fabulously wealthy" and married to Beyoncé.
I don't care for someone devoted to the illuminati. All the minute details
Fall by the wayside for me when that reality sinks in