Maybe not Jay-Z's artistic statement, but I think it's an interesting artistic idea for a performer to make his fans choose between their privacy and their hung

Maybe not Jay-Z's artistic statement, but I think it's an interesting artistic idea for a performer to make his fans choose between their privacy and their hunger for entertainment, in order to make a statement about the problem with our privacy being that we're too willing to trade it away. If that was his intention, I say "bravo."