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Hello YouTube: Jay-Z's Barclays Show Will Stream Live On Saturday
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Published Oct 5, 2012
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Jay-Z's ending his eight-night (sold out) stint at Brooklyn's Barclays Center tomorrow night, and if you got shut out you can still watch it live. The show will be live-streamed on the rap mogul's new Life+Times YouTube channel starting at 9:30 p.m. tomorrow.
According to the press announcement, The Life+Times channel will "focus on the new global cosmopolitan elite, [and] will be an expression of a man who has become an international cultural ambassador. The channel is a platform for JAY's many passions and interests, while serving as a hub for music, art, and cultural trendsetters."
When the party ends tomorrow night, the docu-series "The Road To Brooklyn" will play on the channel, which tracks the Nets’ journey to Atlantic Avenue.
And if you were left wanting more after that teaser:
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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