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Jay Electronica Brought Out Jay Z For His Brooklyn Hip Hop Festival Set

Mac Miller, J. Cole and Talib Kweli made appearances too.

When the Brooklyn Hip Hop Festival gave Jay Electronica an hour long set, fans were thinking one thing: who will he bring out? And the New Orelans rapper delivered, bringing out Mac Miller early in his set for "Suplexes Inside of Complexes and Duplexes."

Then, he upped the ante by bringing out J.Cole and Talib Kweli for Reflection Eternal's collaborative song "Just Begun" off 2010's Revolutions per Minute.

But, what everyone was really counting on was a Jay Z appearance. The Brooklyn Hip Hop Festival was celebrating its 10th anniversary, and there's no one who represents those two things better than Jay Electronica's Roc Nation boss Jay Z. Since HOV was already in town for his "On The Run" tour with Beyonce later that night, he managed to stop by Jay Elect's set and perform a few classic hits.

When Jay Z hit the stage, they kicked off with "Young, Gifted, & Black," and transitioned into "We Made It (Freestyle)," and followed that up with and "Shiny Suit Theory" and "Public Service Announcement." Before he left, Jay Z shouted out Brooklyn saying "Peace and love Brooklyn New York City! It feels good to be home!" and gave Jay Electronica his Five-Percent Nation chain.

Watch the full video of Jay Electronica and Jay Z performing together here.

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