1. Diversify your income

Jay-Z is not just a rapper. He's a founder and owner of record companies. He has a clothing line and a sports bar. He's a part owner of the NBA's Brooklyn Nets. He has involvement in the casino and real estate industries. He owns the majority of the music streaming service, Tidal. All of this has allowed him to amass a net worth of reportedly more than $800 million, far more than he could make from music alone. He's set for life even if he never raps another word, and if any one of his revenue streams falters, he has plenty of other streams coming in.

2. Get married

There are many benefits to being married, and it can often be great for your finances. Having a joint income can improve your buying and borrowing power, and boost the overall net worth of your family. In Jay-Z's case, he's married to Beyoncé, a hugely popular music artist with a net worth that rivals his own. In his new song, "Family Feud," Jay-Z asks, "What's better than one billionaire? Two."

3. Support your community

In his new album, Jay-Z raps at length about looking out for those in the black community, noting that "Nobody wins when the family feuds." He extends this advice to supporting black-owned businesses when he says, "Black-owned things, hundred percent, black-owned Champagne. And we merrily merrily eating off these streams."

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